Digital Single Lens Reflex Cameras

Digital Single Lens ReflexSingle Lens Reflex Cameras are highly sophisticated cameras that are used by professional photographers in their photo shoots. They are dubbed as SLR while the digital Single Lens Reflex cameras are termed as D-SLR or DSLR. In SLR cameras, the light is reflected on the mirror and then it enters the lens and makes its way to the viewfinder. A SLR or a DSLR, both allow lens attachments depending on the type of photo shoot. You can attach telescopic lens to your SLR camera and take photos of the moon or attach microscopic lens to catch the finest details on a colorful insect. The vibrant and amazingly beautiful photographs that astonish us in photo exhibitions are all products of the combination of a SLR camera and a skillful photographer.

 DSLRS are capable of capturing pictures of such sharpness and detail that is unattainable for any “point and shoot” camera, be it digital or film based. One of the reasons why it is so is definitely because of the ability to attach different lens for different types of photography. Noise reduction apparatus works much better in a SLR camera, especially in lowlight situations. In case of DSLR cameras, the processing chip is usually much faster and the focus works better than any point and shoot camera. Perhaps higher ISO range is the prime reason why DSLR cameras produce such wonderful pictures even in low light. SLR cameras are way better than other cheaper cameras when it comes to photographing the dark sceneries like a moon lit night.

 Although it is true that SLR cameras and DSLR cameras are the most sophisticated cameras that you can buy, there are certain things that are not so nice to know about these cameras. One of them is the fact that they are harder to carry around due to their larger size and also because they are usually a lot heavier than ordinary point and shoot cameras. If you have also bought lens to accompany your digital camera in various situations then of course, your load will become heavier and harder to carry. The second point is the cost. The Single Lens Reflex Camera you choose may be one of the best cameras around, but also expect the price tag to be very hefty. A good DSLR camera can cost you three times or even five times the cost of an average user camera.

 I will now list a few of the top DSLR models that are available within a budget that does not cause you to go broke.

 Nikon D5000 (18-55mm IS lens)

 Canon EOS Rebel XSi (18-55mm lens)

 Pentax K200D (18-55mm lens)

 Olympus E-620 (14-42mm lens)

 Sony Alpha DSLR-A330 (18-55mm lens)

 These models below are examples of DSLR cameras that are the best around the world, but beware! They may cost you more than a car.

 Nikon D3 (no lens in the box)

 Canon EOS 1D Mark III (no lens)

 Sony Alpha DSLR-A900 (no lens)

 Olympus E-3 (no lens)

 Canon EOS-1Ds Mark III (no lens)