An entry-level DSLR that offers a variety of features, the Nikon D3200 will appeal to any photographer looking to purchase their first interchangeable lens camera. Reasonably priced, the D3200 surpasses its predecessor, the D3100, with similar — but even better — components and features, which this Nikon D3200 review will explore in finer detail. The…

The Nikon D5300 offers excellent image quality with a vast array of new features and improvements, as well as stunning performance that knocks its predecessor, the powerful D5200, out of the park. This all-purpose DSLR is perfect for advanced photographers and beginners on a budget, so if you have been thinking about taking the plunge,…

A satisfying upgrade from its predecessor, the P520, the revamped Nikon COOLPIX P530 has enough functionality to easily handle nearly any type of photography. This bridge camera provides users with both the feel and overall control of a typical DSLR, offering up the best of both worlds. This is a great tool for enthusiasts who want…

The frontrunner of the Nikon world has long been the D4 line, which introduced Nikon’s first professional-level DSLR. Similar in overall function to its predecessor, the Nikon D4S takes photography to the next level, bringing together the best features of the D4 and expanding into uncharted territory with its improved autofocus system, faster speed, better…

A lightweight camera geared toward advanced beginners, the Nikon D5200 is user-friendly and can be found at an affordable price. Maintaining an impressive amount of power within its compact body, the Nikon D5200 leaves its excellent predecessor, the Nikon D5100, in the dust. The few external controls and a clean on-screen interface make the camera…

A mid-range DSLR aimed toward enthusiasts, the Canon EOS 70D features groundbreaking technology in the form of Canon’s intuitive Dual Pixel CMOS AF system, which this Canon 70D review will explore in finer detail. Replacing its predecessor, the Canon 60D, the camera has various enhancements that give videographers professional-level video quality and provide still shooters with…

The Rebel line of Canon DSLRs have a well-earned reputation as a line consisting of beginner-friendly cameras, and the Canon SL1 Rebel is no different. Ultra-lightweight for a DSLR, the Canon SL1 maintains a compact body while still offering typical features, such as an optical viewfinder, built-in flash, and an 18MP APS-C CMOS sensor, making…

The Canon G16 is nearly identical to its predecessor, the G15, in both shape and function; instead, the differences are obvious where they count most — under the hood. With the addition of Wi-Fi capabilities and an innovative image processor that improves burst shooting speed and improves the overall video quality, the Canon G16 is…

Reaching even higher heights in this latest reincarnation, the long-running and much-loved Canon 5D series has received new life in the form of the incredible Mark IV. Despite looking almost identical to its predecessor, the Canon 5D Mark IV has received many upgrades, boasting a wide variety of sought-after features. The value and versatility found…