Pro DSLRs |
Interested in a pro DSLR ? Here we've rounded up the top ten (out of 13) pro DSLRs . Some of the top manufacturers of pro DSLRs are Nikon, Canon and Pentax.
 | 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. |
 | Low noise at high ISO  2,956 ISO |
 | Great image quality 93.0 |
 | Wide dynamic range 14.5 EV |
 | Flip-out screen Great for movies |
 | Touch screen Fewer buttons |
 | New August 2016 |
 | Thin 3" |
 | Very popular Among snapsort users |
 | High resolution screen 2,359k dots |
 | High ISO 1,640,000 ISO |
| | Touch screen Fewer buttons |
| | Flip-out screen Great for movies |
| | Low noise at high ISO 2,979 ISO |
| | Great image quality 96.0 |
 | Great color depth 25.7 bits |
| | Wide dynamic range 14.8 EV |
| | Low noise at high ISO 2,925 ISO |
| | Great image quality 94.0 |
| | Wide dynamic range 14.4 EV |
 | Movie continuous focus Makes it easy to get in-focus movies |
 | Shoots UHD movies UHD @ 30fps |
| | High resolution screen 2,359k dots |
| | High ISO 3,280,000 ISO |
| | Touch screen Fewer buttons |
 | Large viewfinder 0.76x |
| | Touch screen Fewer buttons |
 | Rapid fire 16 fps |
| | New February 2016 |
 | High true resolution 50.3 MP |
 | Many cross-type focus points 41 |
| | Thin 3" |
 | Image stabilization
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| | High true resolution 36.2 MP |
| | Flip-out screen Great for movies |
| | New February 2016 |
| | Image stabilization
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| | Rapid fire 12 fps |
| | Flip-out screen Great for movies |
 | In-camera panoramas Stitches together multiple photos into a panorama |
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For a while now though, I've felt it's time to move up a step. Since I'm starting to get more serious about the photography business, mainly shooting families and children in natural light environment, I feel the need of something more. I've been reading and looking at reviews for a while and I'm seriously thinking of the D600.
My lenses are: 18-55 kit, 35mm, 70-200mm and 16-85mm
I would appriciate any feedback on this, is the D600 a good choice?
Thanks in advance