DSLR Dilemma
Moving from a compact digital camera to a single lens reflex camera can be overwhelming. At least is was for me.
Many people along the way helped me through some of the issues and gave me a better understanding of the main features unique to DSLRs. What I discovered with their help, and on my own, will prove invaluable to those considering purchasing an entry-level DSLR for the very first time.
Should I buy a DSLR?
I may buy my first digital single lens reflex camera. There is more to consider than I imagined!
Things to consider before buying a DSLR
There are many, many things to consider when buying a DSLR, not the least of which is the high cost of quality lenses.
The DSLR contenders
After a dizzying experience studying the many digital single lens reflex cameras that are available, I’ve narrowed down my choices to three models.
Canon XSi/450D
The Canon XSi/450D is no longer considered an entry level digital camera. It has a host of useful features.
Nikon D60
I’ve narrowed down my DSLR choices to three models and the Nikon D60 is one of them.
Olympus E-500
The price of the Olympus Evolt E-510 with its two lens kits is one of the best camera deals I’ve seen.
DSLR focus modes
Digital single lens reflex cameras have three main focus modes.