SLR Cameras

Canon has a variety of camera types floating around for different kinds of users, including the 2013 70D, an enthusiast level DSLR. That camera released simultaneously with a few other camera models and didn’t do much to stand out from the pack. The Canon EOS 80D camera is the successor to the 70D, bringing several different upgraded features into the

The Canon G7 X Mark II is Canon’s compact DSLR replacement, and one of the newer releases in the G line. This camera comes after the previous model: the Canon G7. Ahead, we’ll take a look at the improvements, unique features, and drawbacks of the Canon G7 X Mark II, and let you know whether or not you should add

For decades, SLR cameras were the only option for taking pictures, but when smaller digital cameras began replacing the classic point and shoot camera, more photographers want to have instant results when viewing their images. Smartphone technology has also made taking pictures an easy process with the ability to view pictures immediately. Although some phone cameras take high-quality photographs, DSLR

For decades, point and shoot cameras were the most popular and one of the only way to take a photograph. Film cameras became less popular and small, and affordable digital cameras became a favorite choice for budding photographers; later, smartphone technology improved to make phone cameras a worthy competitor. While smartphone cameras provide high-quality shots, there are many limitations which

The Canon 1300D ranks among the best cameras. But there’s always some subjectivity in even the best cameras. As such, in this Canon 1300D review we’ll go over all of its major points. This will include some of the more easily noticed points, such as price. But we’ll also cover metrics related to more subjective tastes. By the end, one

DSLR cameras have a reputation for quality. When people talk about DSLR cameras they usually focus on still images. There’s good reason why that’s the case. DSLR cameras almost always bring some unique qualities to a picture. But the best DSLR cameras feature video recording as well. In this article we’ll look at the other side of DSLR. We’ll find

DSLR cameras offer some amazing features. But they’re also well known for overall complexity. Even choosing storage media comes with a need to juggle feature. But in this article we’ll consider choices for best SD card for DSLR cameras. We’ll make the choice easier by considering the eight best options. A card’s overall ranking comes about through their main features.

Originally marketed as a DSLR for first-time users, the Nikon D40 followed on the heels of its predecessor the D50 but at a lower price point and with a more basic feature set. This camera is truly an entry-level model, offering up the power of a high-end unit with a user-friendly touch. Check out our Nikon D40 review to learn

The Nikon D3S was released as the successor to the D3 and managed to expand on an already successful formula. A number of incredible additions took this camera to a whole new level, such as the ability to shoot video, truly making the D3S a professional DSLR. Read on for our Nikon D3S review to find out why this camera

The Nikon D40x proves to be a solid option for any first-time DSLR buyer. Although a slight step up from Nikon’s typical entry-level models, this unit is versatile enough to satisfy even the more advanced photographers. If your main goal is to capture exquisite images, this could be the camera for you. Check out our Nikon D40x review to get