Hybrid cameras, also called mirror less cameras, are a new breed of camera that combine the compactness of your compact digital camera with the picture quality of a digital single lens reflex camera. The modern hybrid cameras don’t have a single lens reflex mirror taking away some of the bulk of a DSLR, but have a larger image sensor than your standard compact digital for better photos. A hybrid camera also doesn’t have a standard viewfinder as in a DSLR, but rather uses an LCD screen or an electronic viewfinder that can be purchased separately. The hybrid cameras have interchangeable lenses like a DSLR, which makes them versatile enough for getting various types of shots. Additionally , they take incredible HD video in 780p or 1080p format.