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!
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.
Focal length multiplier
Understanding focal length multiplier, also known as crop factor, doesn’t have to be confusing.
DSLR lens basics
It isn’t necessary to spend a lot of money for a lens that will satisfy most photographers coming from a compact camera to a point and shoot. But…