We receive a lot of queries asking for that one best camera for everything. A seasoned professional will know there’s no one camera that’s good for everything. Here are our picks for the latest available DSLRs in the market. We’ll keep this list updated in the future and if you have a suggestion or a camera you want to include here, feel free to comment.
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Canon EOS 5D Mark II
EOS 5D MarkII is an excellent full frame DSLR. This 21.1 megapixel camera, was the first digital camera to be used for an official U.S. Presidential portrait. Ranging somewhere between $2,398.00 to $5,919.00, this professional camera supports plethora of features for a pro photographer.
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Nikon D5000
Nikon D5000 is an awesome DX frame DSLR. This 12.3 megapixel camera comes with automatic correction feature for lateral chromatic aberration. This mid-range DSLR costs $629.95 approx. It offers an electronic rangefinder which can be used to manually adjust focus with any kind of lenses.
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Canon EOS 550D
Canon EOS 550D features a new wide-screen (3:2) LCD panel and has an improved button design. This 18 megapixel camera and costs around $800.
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Nikon D90
Nikon D90 is a mid-range DSLR. It was one of the first camera’s to feature HD video capture with live view. This 12.3 megapixel camera. The approximate cost of this DSLR is around $900.
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Canon EOS 7D
Canon EOS 7D provides the real high definition image quality. This 18 megapixel camera is unique as it provides an optical penta-prism viewfinder with 100% coverage and electronic live preview. This low cost camera is simply irresistible.
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Nikon D700
If you can buy this, nothing beats it. Nikon D700 is on our wish list — featuring a full-format sensor and one of the top cameras from Nikon it’s worth its price (approx. $2400) and highly recommended.
Which one is your favorite?
Today I went to buy the Nikon D90.But i was disappointed,when i went to the Nikon outlet they told me that the production of D90 & D5000 has been stopped.D7000 is on its way in mid November.So there were no D90 in the store.But they gave me a little hope telling that if there is a old stock in the company they will bring a D90 for me.Its not sure but they will try.They told me to call them two weeks later & then they will confirm.
My query to you sir, if by chance i don’t get the D90 what should i buy.My budget is 58,000 & on that budget i could only buy the D90.I heard that D7000 will be priced about 70,000 which is completely out of my range.So if i don’t get the D90, should i buy a Canon DSLR? If yes then what model should i buy? Will that Canon DSLR be equivalent to the D90 in terms of picture quality? I have no issue with the video recording features.All i want is the image quality.
The main problem with Nikon is that they have very limited range of SLR models, Canon have a wide range of models to choose.
I am eagerly waiting for your valuable comments. I am very confused sir.