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- Digital Photography: Full-frame or Reduced-frame Sensors for DSLR CamerasA few of the more expensive DSLR cameras are described as "full frame" as the size of sensor is the same as a frame from a 35mm film camera (the rest of the DSLR cameras on the market use smaller sensors).
The Used DSLR Camera Review: Olympus Evolt E-300With a bit of careful shopping, you can find a used Olympus E-300 DSLR 2 lens kit (14-45mm, and 40-150mm lenses) for $200.00 to $250.00 in excellent condition at reputable used camera dealers. Is it worth buying? Yes, and here's why:- Nikon D3100 DSLR Camera ReviewThe D3100 is the successor of the popular D3000. Is Nikon's new D3100 a good entry level DSLR camera to buy?
Should You Ditch Your DSLR Camera?Learb about exciting new camera technology that allows lenses to be adapted between cameras. Major industry players are making the switch. Find out what it is all about and whether you should hang on to your DSLR or not.- Hasselblad H4D-40: DSLR Camera ReviewHasselblad H4D-40, the relatively younger and newer generation of photographers today is able to experience the quality and power of amazing camera products previously reserved for high end users only.
- Sony 10.2 Megapixel A300 DSLR Camera Review, Model: DSLR-A300XWith exceptional style, technologies and features, this Sony 10.2 Megapixel A300 DSLR Camera will dramatically enhance how you capture your memories. If you are an aspiring photographer, this DSLR Camera will help you hone your photography skills.
- Sony 10.2 Megapixel DSLR Camera Review, Model: DSLR-A230YThe Sony 10.2 Megapixel DSLR Camera, Model: DSLR-A230Y comes with two lenses and a plethora of unique features that will enhance how you capture those special moments in time.
- The Ins & Outs of DSLR CamerasIt can be hard choosing a DSLR camera that will fit all your needs, in whatever occasion. Think about what types of photographs you will take in most cases and select the DSLR camera based on what your needs will be.
- Professional or Consumer DSLR Camera: Which is Right for You?Thanks to the digital age, dslr (digital single-lens reflex) cameras are now abundant and widely accepted instead of film. However, what is the difference between the "professional dslr camera" and the "consumer dslr camera"?
- Compact, Bridge and DSLR Cameras: Comparisons, Differences and MoreBefore we get into the differences, I'll describe the differences between compact, bridge and DSLR cameras and what each on is.
- What Do You Need to Make a Do it Yourself Photobooth?Photobooths are all the rage at weddings and parties these days, but they can cost upwards of $800-1000. What about making your own...?
How to Use the Canon 50MM 1.8f Lens on Canon Rebel DSLR CamerasThe official Canon 50mm 1.8f lens costs around a hundred dollars and is a bargain for a Canon lens and an aperture so small.
Essential Gear for the Semi or Professional PhotographerDo you want to be elevated to the rank of professional photographer? If so, then you will need some better gear.
Product Review: Professor Kobre's LightscoopThe Lightscoop is a small inexpesive flash attachment for DSLR cameras with pop-up flashes that bounce light off the background to lower the harsh direct flash on subjects.- Canon 500D DSLR Camera ReviewCanon 500D is one of the latest digital camera offerings from Canon. Even though it is packed with features, in reality Canon 500D is an entry level digital SLR camera.
- The Canon 5D Dslr Camera: Product ReviewWhile the Canon 5D may be an older model camera; it's still an extremely useful one that will serve you well. And since the newer Canon 5d MK II is now available for purchase, the price on the "ordinary" 5D should go down.
How to Use Your DSLR Camera like Professionals!This article will talk about methods to use your DSLR to get maximum results, it will also give you some prevent techniques employed by professional photographers.
Product Review: LumiQuest Soft Screen & Softbox III DiffusersLumiQuest has two solutions to harsh flash lighting with the on camera Soft Screen for DSLR cameras and the on flash Softbox III diffusers that are inexpensive and easy to install and remove in seconds.- Hardest Part to Buying a DSLR CameraI think the hardest part to buying a DSLR camera is researching & deciding which camera that you really want to buy. It is easy to fall into the trap of buying the newest DSLR just because it is new.
