With so many different cameras and some companies now on their fifth generation of camera, it's difficult to keep track of which are out there and how they differ, let alone which is current. This site's databases give you all the key attributes of all the mirrorless cameras, including things like current firmware versions.
The list below includes all cameras that are current production models. Links on this page take you to current model lineups. As models get replaced, the data is moved from this section to the Older Mirrorless Camera Database, even if that model may still be available for awhile as new.
- Canon RF (R1, R3, R5 Mark II, R6 Mark II, R7, R8, R10, R50, R100)
- Fujifilm XF (X-Pro3, X-E4, X-M5, X-T5, X-T30 II, X-S20, X-H2, X-H2S)
- Fujifilm GX (50S II, 100 II, 100SII)
- Hasselblad (X1D II, X2D 100)
- Leica (M11-P, M11 Monchrom, SL-2)
- Nikon Z (Zf, Z5, Z6III, Z7II, Z8, Z9, Z30, Z50II, Zfc)
- OM Digital Systems (E-P7, E-PL10, E-M1X, E-M10 Mark IV, OM-1 II, OM-5)
- Panasonic G (G90/G95, G100/G110, G9 II, GH7, GF8, GX8, GX9, GX850)
- Panasonic S (S1, S1R, S1H, S5 II, S5 IIx, S9)
- Sigma (fp, fp L, sd Quattro)
- Sony (A6100, A6400, A6700, ZV-E10 II, A1 II, A7 Mark IV, A7R Mark V, A7S Mark III, A9 Mark III, A7C Mark II, A7CR)
Total mirrorless camera shipments (all CIPA final numbers shipped):
- 2012: 3.96m units
- 2013: 3.30m units
- 2014: 3.29m units
- 2015: 3.34m units
- 2016: 3.16m units
- 2017: 4.1m units
- 2018: 4.1m units
- 2019: 3.96m units
- 2020: 2.93m units
- 2021: 3.11m units
- 2022: 4.07m units
- 2023: 4.83m units
