Digital SLR Camera Reviews & Comparisons
There's a lot of information out there about digital SLR cameras. Reviews from our expert photographers can help you choose a camera that best suits your needs.
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New technologies are refining what’s possible
The early generations of digital cameras focused mainly on matching the quality, speed and performance that photographers had come to expect from their film cameras....
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DSLRs with HD video are the wave of the future. Is lagging autofocus a thing of the past?
If, the first time you picked up an HD video-enabled DSLR, you blasted full-speed ahead into figuring out how to shoot video without reading the owner’s manual (as I did), you were undoubtedly surprised to discover how poorly your camera focused (as I was).... Read More » |
Nikon’s D5000 offers many of the best features of the often-sold-out D90 in a more compact package that sells for around $250 less. For starters, it features the same excellent 12.3-megapixel, DX-format sensor as the D90, the same 720 HD video capability as the D... Read More » |
No, it’s not technically a D-SLR, and it’s really a whole new category of digital camera. Olympus’ new E-P1—the company’s first Micro Four Thirds System model—offers a size and weight closer to that of a compact digital camera, but with the creative pos... Read More » |
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