Fujifilm's next big stab at that mirrorless lens hardware space is undoubtedly the XT-3, but like most things in life, all the power of that high-end camera comes at a premium price tag. So what’s a cash-strapped shutterbug supposed to do? Take a look at Fujifilm's other camera, which still offers plenty of bang for buck. The Fujifilm X-T30 is on its way to our shores, with a release date of March 2019.

Sony has always had a terrific line of cameras, with the A series being especially impressive stuff. Ticking all the right boxes, Sony’s beastly devices have always been especially good at providing 4K videographers with a device that suit their needs. The Japanese company might be looking to future-proof their upcoming line of cameras, as current reports indicate that Sony is going big with an 8K sensor.

Nikon is finally entering the fray with its own upcoming full-frame mirrorless lens camera, which it calls a “new dimension in optical performance with the adoption of a new mount.”

Was Canon saving its biggest gun for later in 2018? That’s the rumour currently circulating, as Mirrorless Rumours reported that they’d been invited to a Canon event next month, that the camera developer was pulling all the stops out for.

Canon is looking to evolve their hardware even further with their next mirrorless lens device that takes a serious stab at the video field. Say hello, to the Canon EOS M50.

According to sources, Canon is busy with a survey that has been sent out to photographers, asking them what they would consider to be the features that would make a new mirrorless camera a “compelling” purchase for them.

Canon finally sounds like they’re taking mirrorless lens cameras seriously with their new EOS M5 camera.