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The Problem
If you've been researching digital SLR cameras, you've probably drawn the following conclusion:
The amount of technical information is overwhelming. Good news - you've found the right web site for step-by-step instructions that will guide you to the best digital SLR camera.
Simple Practical Information
Everything in the Digital SLR Guide is explained in plain English. You won't have to wade through a lot of technical babble, and you won't need a bottle of aspirin to get through it. Just bring your common sense (and maybe a cup of coffee) and you'll be fine.
How the Guide is Organized
The Digital SLR Guide helps you find the best digital SLR camera using a simple this 3 step process.
1.Nikon D90Nikon scores high for offering great image quality and terrific design--including rudimentary video recording, a DSLR first. | $923.92 - $1,049.99 | ||
2.Canon EOS 50DThough this is not a must-buy upgrade over the 40D, it does have some new and friendly features and shooting modes. | $1,199.99 - $1,358.54 | ||
3.Sony Alpha A900A high-quality, respectable member of its class, but noise handled poorly above ISO 800 | $2,339.00 - $2,499.99 | ||
4.Nikon D300The D300 has high resolution, a very fast burst-shooting capability, and exceptional flexibility, though it's quite complex. | $1,337.50 | ||
5.Canon EOS Rebel XSiThe Rebel Xsi provides a strong range of capabilities, but it may cost more money than entry-level buyers want to spend | $499.95 - $562.00 | ||
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6.Olympus E-30This model packs many features and impressed us in daylight, but its high-ISO performance was unimpressive | |||
7.Sony Alpha DSLR-A700A complex, well-made camera with tons of controls, the A700 takes exceptionally sharp, well-exposed shots. | |||
8.Pentax K2000The K2000 is a beginner-friendly DSLR with body-based stabilization, but autofocus speed and controls are drawbacks. | |||
9.Nikon D5000This well-rounded model has tons of features, and a handy tilt-and swivel screen. But auto-mode images were middling. | $629.00 - $795.74 | ||
10.Nikon D700A pleasure to use, the D700 offers versatiity via its full-frame sensor, which allows true wide angles, and built-in flash. | $2,349.00 - $2,699.95 | ||
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