I first didn't want to reply on this thread, there are multiple replications of the same or better worded question.
Miro, mirrorless cameras already are a solid majority. The word is only saying "no mirror in camera included", which means every smartphone, compact camera, bridge camera with superzooms, action camera, you get the idea.
Probably you meant mirrorless system camera with interchangeable lenses. What's the point in asking about their future, as this future is already happening? On one new DLSR body coming out there are a dozen bodies without a mirror inside. The concern is not "do MILC have a future?" but more "what will be left for DSLRs?". I cannot add more to what obican already said, except: There are very few second hand models left which can take pictures on film and don't need a battery to do so - this will never happen with mirrorless digital cameras. But that's about it, and these models are not only SLRs.
Miro, mirrorless cameras already are a solid majority. The word is only saying "no mirror in camera included", which means every smartphone, compact camera, bridge camera with superzooms, action camera, you get the idea.
Probably you meant mirrorless system camera with interchangeable lenses. What's the point in asking about their future, as this future is already happening? On one new DLSR body coming out there are a dozen bodies without a mirror inside. The concern is not "do MILC have a future?" but more "what will be left for DSLRs?". I cannot add more to what obican already said, except: There are very few second hand models left which can take pictures on film and don't need a battery to do so - this will never happen with mirrorless digital cameras. But that's about it, and these models are not only SLRs.