DSLRs

Interested in a DSLR ? Here we've rounded up the top ten (out of 53) DSLRs . Some of the top manufacturers of DSLRs are Nikon, Canon and Sony.

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.

Order

Supports RAW

Category

Movie format

Brand

Sensor size

Full frame

Touch screen

Touch screen

Canon Rebel T3i

$440	Entry-level DSLR, announced over 2 years ago

	Flip-out screen
	Great for movies

	Built-in focus motor
	Autofocuses with more lenses

	Light-weight
	570 g

	Low price
	$439.95

Learn more about the Canon T3i

Nikon D3200

$497	Entry-level DSLR, announced over 2 years ago

	Great image quality
	81.0

	Really small
	Prosumer size 125x96x76 mm

	High true resolution
	24.2 MP

	Almost no delay when powering up
	400 ms startup delay

Learn more about the Nikon D3200

Nikon D5200

$647	Entry-level DSLR, announced over a year ago

	Great image quality
	84.0

	Full HD
	1080p @ 60fps

	Really small
	Prosumer size 129x98x78 mm

	High true resolution
	24.1 MP

Learn more about the Nikon D5200

Canon EOS 70D

$1,099 Pro DSLR, announced over a year ago

	High ISO
	12,800 ISO

	Touch screen
	Less buttons

	Weather sealed
	Shoot in extreme weather

	Rapid fire
	7 fps

Learn more about the Canon 70D

Nikon D7100

$1,147 Entry-level DSLR, announced over a year ago

	Great image quality
	83.0

	Full HD
	1080p @ 60fps

	Large screen
	3.2"

	High resolution screen
	1,229k dots

Learn more about the Nikon D7100

Canon EOS 60D

$699	Pro DSLR, announced over 2 years ago

	Weather sealed
	Shoot in extreme weather

	Almost no delay when powering up
	400 ms startup delay

	Flip-out screen
	Great for movies

	Large viewfinder
	0.59x

Learn more about the Canon 60D

Nikon D5300

$720	Entry-level DSLR, announced 7 months ago

	Great image quality
	83.0

	Full HD
	1080p @ 60fps

	Large screen
	3.2"

	Really small
	Prosumer size 124x99x76 mm

Learn more about the Nikon D5300

Nikon D5100

$449	Entry-level DSLR, announced over 2 years ago

	Great image quality
	80.0

	Really small
	Prosumer size 127x96x78 mm

	Wide dynamic range
	13 EV

	Low noise at high ISO
	1,183 ISO

Learn more about the Nikon D5100

Canon Rebel T5i

$598	Entry-level DSLR, announced over a year ago

	High ISO
	12,800 ISO

	Touch screen
	Less buttons

	Flip-out screen
	Great for movies

	In-camera HDR
	Combines multiple exposures

Learn more about the Canon T5i

Nikon D7000

$759	Entry-level DSLR, announced over 2 years ago

	Great image quality
	80.0

	Weather sealed
	Shoot in extreme weather

	Rapid fire
	6 fps

	Almost no delay when powering up
	400 ms startup delay

Learn more about the Nikon D7000

discussion about DSLRs

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Ron

(9:40 PM, October 16, 2013)

Got a D90 sold my D3200 because I decided to take photography seriously did I made a good decision about it.....

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