Some facts about mirrorless cameras

- A Mirrorless interchangeable lens camera or electronic viewfinder interchangeable lens (EVIL), Micro (or Digital Interchangeable Lens system) cameras are an emerging class of digital cameras, intermediate between compact digital cameras and digital single-lens reflex cameras (DSLRs). -They are characterised by large sensors (the same size as entry-level DSLRs). They have no mirror and interchangeable lenses.-Compared to compact cameras, they offer a larger sensor (DSLR-size). Hence, they are associated with higher image quality, and generally include more features and controls. - They are smaller), sturdier (due to fewer moving parts), and comparatively cheaper.Digital viewfinder can help the photographer to compose and check focus in low light situations. Digital viewfinder can also zoom in and this way help to check focus.A more far-reaching benefit is that eliminating the light box allows lenses to be closer to the sensor, allowing high-quality lenses to be made smaller, cheaper, and lighter, particularly for wide-angle lenses.
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