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Mirrorless Cameras

17 products from 2 brands, including Sony, FujiFilm. Prices from $1,163.95 to $8,679.95, including GST.

Mirrorless cameras use interchangeable lenses and electronic viewfinders or screens, making them suitable for travel, portraits, sport, video, vlogging and everyday photography. This range includes Sony and FujiFilm bodies, from compact APS-C models to full-frame options. Choose a body that suits your preferred lens system, subject matter, video needs and the size you are comfortable carrying.

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About the Mirrorless Cameras range

Start with sensor format. Full-frame bodies generally offer more low-light flexibility and shallower depth of field, while APS-C cameras can be smaller, lighter and more practical for travel. Compare autofocus tracking, burst speed and subject recognition for moving subjects. For handheld photography and video, check whether the body has in-body image stabilisation. Also consider video resolution, recording limits, microphone and headphone connections, battery life, card format, screen movement and the camera's weight. Megapixels matter for cropping and large prints, but they are not the only measure of image quality.

Check the lens mount before buying. Sony bodies in this range use the E-mount system, while FujiFilm bodies use the X-mount system, so lenses are not interchangeable between them without specialist adapters. A body-only listing does not include a lens, and you will need a compatible lens before taking photos. Full-frame and APS-C bodies can also affect field of view and lens choice. Check whether the camera includes a battery, charger, memory card and suitable cable, then compare the product page for dispatch time.

Mirrorless Cameras questions

Are mirrorless cameras better than DSLRs?

Mirrorless cameras are often smaller and provide a live preview of exposure, colour and depth of field through the screen or electronic viewfinder. DSLRs can still suit photographers who prefer an optical viewfinder or already own compatible lenses. The right choice depends on your existing equipment, subjects, video requirements and preferred handling.

What is the difference between full-frame and APS-C mirrorless cameras?

Full-frame sensors are larger and can provide more flexibility in low light and depth-of-field control. APS-C bodies are generally lighter and more compact, and their crop factor can make distant subjects appear larger in the frame. Check the camera's format before choosing lenses, as field of view changes between formats.

Do mirrorless cameras come with a lens?

Not always. A body-only camera includes the camera body but no lens, so you must add a compatible lens separately. Check the product title and specifications carefully. Sony E-mount lenses suit Sony bodies, while FujiFilm X-mount lenses suit FujiFilm X bodies. You may also need a memory card and spare battery.

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