You are wrong

If you're one of those who believe DSLRs are better than mirrorless cameras, you might be making a mistake.

 

 If you're buying today, and especially if you're shooting:

•     Sports
•     Wildlife
•     Events
•     Video
•     Low-light environments

Then a mirrorless camera of the same professional tier will usually outperform a DSLR. The technology has matured — Canon R3, Nikon Z9, Sony A1, etc., are at least equal to, and often better than, their DSLR counterparts (like the 1D X Mark III or D6).

But if you're:

•     Deep into a DSLR lens ecosystem
•     Prefer OVF shooting
•     Working in situations where battery life and toughness matter more than speed

Then a DSLR is still a strong, reliable tool.

 Mirrorless is the future — and the present — especially for high-level work. DSLRs were fantastic and still hold up in many scenarios, but the flexibility, AF performance, and video capabilities of mirrorless now tip the scale clearly in their favor.

Note for myself: I wonder how many hits this article will get just because of the tittle. ;-)