DSLR Comparison reviews
Jul 09

I’m always having trouble about what dslr cameras to buy? There’s so many different kinds out there and I’m stuck.. (the prices are always changing too) What do you recommend? I really want a nice camera that’s about $500-$1000, including lenses. Is it better to buy lenses separate or with? What brand do you consider top quality? Thanks.

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7 Responses to “What Brand Of Dslr Cameras Do You Recommend?”

  1. richie.t says:

    If you don’t feel like reading anything else, just get a Nikon D40.
    It’s a wonderful camera, and is the best entry-level DSLR out there. It’s fast, lightweight, CHEAP, and opens up the entire range of Nikon lenses (the best in the world) to you.
    You see, you buy an SLR for the lenses. That’s where the real quality comes from. You’re going to update your DSLR body every few years anyways, but lenses will last decades. You might be only able to get a D40 body now, but in five years, you might want a $2000 Nikon.
    My advice is to get the D40 and to buy a very nice lens (or two).

  2. ffung898 says:

    a Nikon D80 with lens is about $900 that I suggested to other users here.
    and remember, focus on your skill rather than just the camera itself especially this is your first camera. get an average camera now and you will know what u need once you get more experience.
    Many ppl put thousands of dollars to buy his/her first camera and ‘think’ they will get pro photos, and u know this is a very common misconcept. instead, use the money on photography training, that’s equally important than spending on the gears.

  3. Jahs says:

    When I went to Best Buy to buy my first digital camera they told me that Canon was the best kind…
    but maybe that’s just for digital.
    SLRs are a different story, but I would go with either Nikon or Canon.
    (Canon Rebel XTi or Nikon D80… and yes, I think it’s better to buy the whole thing, not separate)

  4. jeepersc says:

    There are so many brands to choose from. And they’re all good! And everyone has an opinion about which one is best. But which one is best for you is not anything anyone else can really answer. You should do some research and the internet is a great place to go. I tried this web site, http://www.MyProductAdvisor.com. It’s not a manufacturer and there is no advertising, just good questions you answer and it tells you which cameras are the best for you.

  5. Sakura says:

    I recommend the Canon Rebel XTi. This is a great entry-level DSLR. With the kit lens, it only costs about $650 right now.
    Stick with the kit lens at first… get to know your camera, then worry about getting additional lenses and accessories.

  6. CSC78 says:

    NIkon
    Canon
    Pentax Go hold on in your hands Top quality is the Nikon D300 or D3 they are the most advanced DLSR’s on the market and have the edge over any other brand.
    Though the D40 or D60 may be right for you.

  7. jbear says:

    canon rebel Xti – play around with it and figure out what kind of lens you want and buy a new one later on. i have it its amazing.

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