Digital SLR Cameras > by Supported Flash Memory

Advantages: Price, Built-In Image stablization, quality, weather-proofing,
Disadvantages: Kit Lens is bad. Has a learning curve.

...had not heard much about Pentax Digital, but after hearing all the hype I decided to give it a try. Needless to say, I was not disappointed. At first I was a little overwhelmed with all of the buttons and options. I actually was about to send it back, but after reading the manual a few times and surfing the forums, I kinda figured things out. There are a lot of options to do one thing. So its really however you want to operate the camera. I think ...
...the price and the quality. It is a very sturdy and heavy. Something you get out of $1000+ cameras, but for $700. I was also pleased with the built -in image stabilization. I can shoot at much slower speeds without a tripod, maybe 2 f-stops. I rarely require a tripod unless it is night or studio. Overall I would highly recommend this camera to the amateur and professional alike. ... Read review

Advantages: Its price
Disadvantages: lack of compatibility

Let's see, the Nikon D40 is not bad. Not bad, if you want to take pictures in very fond plan and you do not want to spend too much money. The benefits are fair, neither more nor less. The same you can bring a digital compact that will cost 300, with the only difference being a reflex goal interchangeable. The major disadvantages, for my taste are: of course, and as happens in almost all new cameras, the lack of partial compatibility with the "old" ...
...The strange thing is that Nikon did this because as it has always been characterized to give maximum compatibility with all their cameras and accessories, but good, everything changes. The objectives asserting worth, because the saddle remains the same, but the autofocus does not work and metering only in some cases. With flashes exactly the same thing happens. The measurement, depending on what sometimes is not effective and have to do manually. ... Read review

Advantages: Great pictures, great design
Disadvantages: n/a

...in my life. The Canon Canon EOS Digital Rebel XT comes complete and ultimate in looks, comfortability, usefulness and the ease of use, with an affordable price! What more could one ask for? It has a great design, with a blue lens which really helped to enhance all the pictures and images I took while hiking and all the edges were clear, there was no blur or pixelated edges, everything was clean and crisp! I would definately reccoment buying this ... Read review

Advantages: Great vibrant photos
Disadvantages: moderately priced

I am a fine artist who uses the Rebel XTI to shoot photographs of my large scale paintings. The color and overall contrast of each image is superb. I then upload the images into photoshop and make size adjustments and rarely have to make color corrections. It is a great camera and worth every penny. This camera also adjusts very well to different lighting situations that would otherwise distort and over expose an image. I guess one of the nicest ... Read review

Advantages: new features that allow creative editing and retouching the image
Disadvantages: A few changes IN RESPECT his predecessor

The image quality is good. Sharpness good before moving programme retouching. Very good autonomy. The aim VR is very complete but has few novelties (osea D40x with a face washing and four functions), has no engine approach and the price varies only slightly more. A few noteworthy changes with respect to the design of the D60, which retains the 2.5-inch monitor and does not change the weight of all: less than 500 grams. The same is true with sensitivity, ...
...speed of 3 frames per second. The D60 also offers new features that allow creative editing and retouching the image across the screen menus without necessarily going through the computer. It is a camera that could recommend to people looking for a simple to use and without many complicaiones. In my humble opinion, I believe that currently exist in the market WARC something better. ... Read review