DSLR v MIRRORLESS CAMERA EXPLAINED #shorts

Here's a short animation that we put together to show the difference between a DSLR camera and a MIRRORLESS camera, for more photography tips and tutorials subscribe out the Photo Genius channel. #shorts

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[kimikimxo]

doctor: “you have 58 seconds left to live”

me:

[kevintaylor]

Mirrorless seems to really be coming on vs DSLR. Both have pros and cons. I will invest in a DSLR next year but definitely loving my Mirrorless👌🏾

[BIMLounge]

Thanks! Curious about the reason behind using a portrait aspect ratio for this video vs full landscape.

[rohanpeters]

Since the light is hitting the consistently hitting the sensor. How and what tells the sensor to record the picture

[RuturajPatki]

Does dslr or mirrorless decide the final outcome? From this, what I have understood is it's all about how you preview the scene before you click. The sharpness and colour contrast etc still depends on digital sensor and processor inside. Am I correct?

If so, then why there is a wave against dslr? Just another marketing gimmick to try and boost the latest which we can live without? Also, why so much praising for mirrorless, when the actual image quality has nothing to do with it?

Curious to know your take on it...

[andreawilliams]

I’m having trouble with my manual mode when I take a picture using manual mode when I go back and look at the picture it’s black a complete black picture. Why is that

[SparksandFly]

So what are the advantages of one over the other?

[ansmotovlog]

Any suggestion for low budget lens for panning shot.. User Canon 1500D in the Philippines

[rajithodlme]

Hi, what is your take on weatherproof camera.. i have canon 77d and i am not a PRO. I moved to UK recently and i doubt whether weatherproof camera would help me as this country is wet most of the year... Should i upgrade to 80d/90d only for getting weatherproof feature? Also, will i have to upgrade my lenses to make 'weatherproofing' really work, thanks.