The problem with mirrorless

Someday we’ll call it a camera with interchangeable lenses.

I’m worried about photography.

Today’s cameras include video settings, flip screens, and lengthy menus, and what’s missing is a simpler experience with durable build quality.

DSLRs, with their flaws, were for photographers.

On LCD displays, I prefer fully articulating ones.

Advanced imaging technology is great and has made our lives better; however, I long for the simplicity of a Pentax K1000 spooling a modest roll of Tri-X 400.

There’s a special place in my heart for people who take pictures with tablets.

Perhaps there’s a need for more digital rangefinders.