The D4 and the new faster D4S are at the top of Nikon's DSLR lineup and they'll make pros and high-end enthusiasts really happy.
The D4 and the new faster D4S are at the top of Nikon's DSLR lineup and they'll make pros and high-end enthusiasts really happy.
If you're an enthusiast and you're looking for a retro style body that can give you great quality images and a nice collection of first-rate glass, have a look at the Fujifilm X-Pro1 and be sure to update your firmware as soon as you get yours.
Canon's latest entry level DSLR, the Canon EOS Rebel T5 (1200D), does a nice job of stepping up from the T3 with good quality and ease of use at an entry-level price point.
If you're looking for your first DSLR because you want great quality images or great video and you want to start with a nice kit lens and have room to grow, especially as you learn about camera settings and add to your lens collection, have a look at the Nikon D3300.
If you're an artistic photographer and you need something in this focal length for your APSC DSLR, especially if you've been looking at fast prime lenses, this zoom lens is more versatile than a prime and both image capture and build quality are first class.
To start, this camera delivers great image quality and impressive 23.35 megapixel images, making it one of the best APS-C sensor equipped cameras on the market today.
If you're shooting a model or something else that isn't moving much, this is a great camera and lens combination. More than just megapixels, the sensor also has no optical low-pass filter.
This camera is an impressive, well-built, full-featured, full-frame modern camera that will serve the needs of young shooters as well as longtime shutterbugs.
Now with the smaller form factor of the Fujifilm X-M1, I'd be willing to bet that Fuji builds that fan base even more.
[T]he Pentax K-50 is a good enthusiast DSLR camera, and with its weather sealing, the quick focus system, and nice burst rate, it's sure to be responsible for grabbing some great shots.
If I was just starting out with DSLR photography and I was only able to buy one kit, this would be at the top of my wish list.
The images the Nikon D7100 captures are amazing. The resolution, sharpness, and low noise performance are class leading features at this price point.
In the end, a knowledgeable photographer could use the Sigma DP3 Merrill to capture gallery quality images with a little practice.
If you need the best performance Nikon has to offer and you have a long wish list of cool camera features for shooting stills in the most demanding circumstances or even great proquality HD DSLR video, Nikon has a solid offering at the top of their lineup.
I'm not exaggerating when I say that you'll love the images that you get from the Canon EOS-1D X and that you'll get more that are in focus than you're used to. It's absolutely state-of-the-art.
I wouldn't hesitate to recommend this camera to a friend who's upgrading from a point and shoot but who wants to keep things smaller than a big DSLR, or even a pro who wants the smaller size, versatility, and convenience with pro controls, a great lens, and pro quality.
I can honestly say that this is my favorite DSLR camera on the market today. That's because it delivers so many great full-frame pro features at an enthusiast price point.
This camera provides good quality image capture, solid HD video, and a reasonably pocketable size, as long as you have some big pockets.
Sony really outdid themselves with this camera, providing great quality images with fast processing and tons of built-in features.
Crazy powerful AF functions, HD video capture, a rugged metal body and 18 megapixel image sensor, 8 frames per second drive mode—this is a lot of camera for under 1,700 bucks.
