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Recent byThom and Sans Mirror articles (most recent at top, oldest at bottom):
- Olympus Diagnostic Information — sansmirror.com
- Sigma 30mm EX DN for m4/3 Giveaway — sansmirror.com
- New Version of Sony 18-200mm announced -- sansmirror.com
- Sony NEX F3 Announced — sansmirror.com
- What's the Right Sensor Size? — sansmirror.com
- Samsung's Test Menus — sansmirror.com
- Anyone Leica Black and White? — sansmirror.com
- It's Financial Time for the Camera Companies — sansmirror.com
- What to Make of This? — sansmirror.com
- Lensrentals Wide Angle Lens Test — sansmirror.com
- Thom's m4/3 Bag — sansmirror.com
- Nikon J1 and V1 Firmware Update 1.12 — sansmirror.com
- Novoflex Adapters for Fujifilm X-Pro1 — sansmirror.com
- The Chicken and the Egg — sansmirror.com
- Mirrorless v DSLR — sansmirror.com
- Iteration— sansmirror.com
- What's the Right Price? — sansmirror.com
- A Better Comparison — sansmirror.com
- Are we There Yet? — sansmirror.com
- X-Pro1 Firmware Update — sansmirror.com
- Samsung Debuts Trio of Cameras — sansmirror.com
- The Fallacy of Observation — sansmirror.com
- Dark for Two Weeks — sansmirror.com
- All Else Equal — sansmirror.com
- Panasonic Skips 4, Goes right to 5 (GF5) — sansmirror.com
- Panasonic GF1 review — sansmirror.com
- Panasonic GX1 review — sansmirror.com
- Panasonic G3 review — sansmirror.com
- Panasonic GF3 review — sansmirror.com
- Complete Guide to the Nikon 1 is here! — sansmirror.com
- Proper Noise Reduction in Adobe Converters — sansmirror.com
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Welcome. I've been on the Internet pretty much from day one, and have had an active Web site—bythom.com—for well over a decade. As part of making sense of my sprawling Web presence, I’ve launched this second site, dedicated to the so-called mirrorless cameras. These smaller, yet sophisticated cameras have come to supplement the larger DSLRs I've been writing about for many years. Call them mirrorless, call them SILC (small interchangeable lens camera), call them EVIL (electronic viewfinder interchangeable lens), call them...well, you get the idea: they don't yet have a great name that's standardized in everyone's minds. Even the camera makers don't seem to be in agreement. I call them sans mirror.
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