Mirorrless cameras

A mirrorless interchangeable lens camera (MILC) is a digital camera that has a lens mount like a conventional single-lens reflex (SLR) camera, but uses a digital display system rather than an optical mirror and optical viewfinder. The name includes "mirrorless" because it does not have an optical mirror as in a conventional SLR, and "interchangeable lens" because the user can mount different lenses on the camera in order to customize the camera's optical characteristics. A MILC can be considered a further evolution phase of the conversion of an SLR camera into a digital system, in which the optical mirror and optical viewfinder are replaced with a digital image display system.