Interested in a cheap entry level DSLR ? Here we've rounded up the the cheapest ten (out of 42) entry level DSLRs . Some of the top manufacturers of entry level DSLRs are Nikon, Canon and Sony.

Entry level DSLR

Entry level DSLRs offer a good compromise between ease of use and power. Entry level DSLRs can be used in full automatic mode if you want, or you can start to learn more about photography and use controls such as aperture, shutter, ISO and more.

DSLR

Digital SLRs (also called DSLRs) are the digital equivalent of the old film SLRs. SLR cameras all have interchangeable lenses, and an optical viewfinder that lets you look through the lens and see exactly what the camera will capture when you take a photo.

Movie format
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Canon EOS Digital Rebel XS
$299 Entry-level DSLR, announced over 2 years ago
Canon EOS Digital Rebel XS
Lens availability
Slightly more lenses available
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162 lenses
Sensor type
CMOS Sensor
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Better in low light
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Built-in focus motor
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Autofocuses with more lenses
Lowest price
Low price
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$299.00
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Canon Rebel T3
$333 Entry-level DSLR, announced over a year ago
Canon Rebel T3
Viewfinder size
Large viewfinder
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0.54x
Light sensitivity
High ISO
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6,400 ISO
Lens availability
Slightly more lenses available
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162 lenses
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Great battery life
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800 shots
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Sony Alpha DSLR-A230
$429 Entry-level DSLR, announced over 2 years ago
Sony Alpha DSLR-A230
Viewfinder size
Large viewfinder
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0.54x
Image stabilization
Image stabilization
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Sensor shift
Sensor size
Large sensor
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APS-C 23.5x15.7mm
Storage slots
More storage slots
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2
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Nikon D3000
$449 Entry-level DSLR, announced over 2 years ago
Nikon D3000
Screen size
Large screen
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3.0"
Sensor size
Large sensor
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APS-C 23.6x15.8mm
Lens availability
Slightly more lenses available
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169 lenses
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Phase detection autofocus
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fast and accurate
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Sony Alpha DSLR-A390
$471 Entry-level DSLR, announced over a year ago
Sony Alpha DSLR-A390
Color depth
Great color depth
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22.5 bits
Image stabilization
Image stabilization
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Sensor shift
Screen flips out
Flip-out screen
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Great for movies
Sensor size
Large sensor
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APS-C 23.5x15.7mm
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Canon Rebel T1i
$475 Entry-level DSLR, announced over 2 years ago
Canon EOS Rebel T1i
Movie format
Full HD
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1080p @ 20fps
Screen size
Large screen
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3.0"
Screen resolution
High resolution screen
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920k dots
Viewfinder size
Large viewfinder
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0.54x
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Olympus E-450
$482 Entry-level DSLR, announced over 2 years ago
Olympus E-450
Continuous shooting
Rapid fire
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3.5 fps
Size
Really small
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Standard size 130x91x53 mm
Sensor type
CMOS Sensor
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Better in low light
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Built-in focus motor
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Autofocuses with more lenses
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Nikon D5100
$500 Entry-level DSLR, announced over a year ago
Nikon D5100
Low light performance
Low noise at high ISO
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1,183 ISO
Overall image quality
Great image quality
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80.0
Movie format
Full HD
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1080p @ 30fps
Color depth
Great color depth
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23.5 bits
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Nikon D3100
$500 Entry-level DSLR, announced over a year ago
Nikon D3100
Low light performance
Low noise at high ISO
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919 ISO
Movie format
Full HD
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1080p @ 24fps
Color depth
Great color depth
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22.5 bits
Screen size
Large screen
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3.0"
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Canon Rebel T2i
$544 Entry-level DSLR, announced over 2 years ago
Canon EOS Rebel T2i
Movie format
Full HD
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1080p @ 30fps
Screen size
Large screen
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3.0"
Screen resolution
High resolution screen
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1,040k dots
Viewfinder size
Large viewfinder
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0.54x
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