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If you're looking for a DSLR camera, you might consider taking a look at the Canon EOS 60D. It captures great photos, and the video FPS rate is also adequate. It's a bit larger than other DSLR cameras in this price range, but it feels more robust and sturdy.

Canon EOS 60D (Features)

Low light photos are child's play, while the powerful battery keeps you powered on for a long time. (379 Customer Reviews)

Canon EOS Rebel T3i
18 MP CMOS
(380 Customer Reviews)

Canon EOS 7D
18 MP CMOS
(334 Customer Reviews)

Canon EOS 5D Mark II
21.1MP CMOS
(265 Customer Reviews)

The Nikon D7000 is a really great DSLR, both for professionals and beginners, being really easy to handle. It manages to capture really clear shots with amazing focus speed. It has a nice looking metal body, which feels really strong and resistant. Even in low light conditions it manages to focus well and capture crystal clear photos.

Nikon D7000 (Features)

The battery is also great and it keeps you going for more than you actually need. (522 Customer Reviews)

Nikon D5100
16.2MP CMOS
(381 Customer Reviews)

Nikon D90
12.3MP CMOS
(681 Customer Reviews)

Nikon D600
24.3 MP CMOS
(124 Customer Reviews)

If a cheaper digital camera is what you're looking for, than you should take a look at the Fujifilm Finepix S100fs. Although it's a bit on the heavy side, it's really comfortable to hold. The camera is really easy to use and captures clear photos, mostly thanks to the focus which works like a charm, fast and accurate.

Fujifilm Finepix S100fs (Features)

The face detection works flawlessly, as well as the dual image stabilization feature. (53 Customer Reviews)

Fujifilm Finepix S5200
5.1MP, 10x Zoom
(104 Customer Reviews)

Fujifilm X100
12.3-megapixel
(139 Customer Reviews)

Fujifilm FinePix S2950
14 MP, 18x Zoom
(163 Customer Reviews)

Getting the most for your money is really important, therefore you should check out the Sony Alpha SLTA55V, which promises to offer the best bang for buck on the market. It's suitable both for professionals and beginners. It takes great images, whatever the conditions are, even in low light. The camera also captures decent videos, whenever it's needed.

Fujifilm Finepix S100fs (Features)

Overall, it's a really good camera with great responsiveness and sharp imaging. (111 Customer Reviews)

Choosing the right Digital Camera for you is a complex process, because there are so many different factors to consider. Each model is very nice and helpful. How do you choose which is right for you?

Consider the following:

- Decide how much you want to spend for a digital camera.


- Choose the camera with the highest resolution you can afford, at least 3 megapixels.


- Buy a camera with 100% glass lens as opposed to a plastic one.


- Look for a camera with as much RAM as you can afford if you need lots of storage for pictures.


- You need to do some price comparisons.


- Compare optical zoom with digital zoom also compare flash modes.


- Investigate batteries, chargers and battery-saving features.


- Compare additional features you might prefer: voice memo, automatic white balance, manual focus and self-timer, burst mode, auto exposure, interchangeable lenses, variable shutter speeds, steady-shot.


- Look for a camera that has an optical viewfinder and a LCD display.


- Investigate autofocus and macro features, shutter-release lag times, and bundled software.


- Look for additional features you might want: USB, AC adapter or video-out connections, and a battery-time-remaining indicator.

Buying a Camera involves many choices such as brand, price, quality but as far as anyone can tell you the Camera is one of the most popular consumer electronics products in the world. So what's the best Digital SLR Camera for you? Read on to find out...

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