Welcome to our DSLR Camera Reviews for 2012 where we showcase the best DSLR cameras available on the market today. You will find our Nikon vs. Canon cameras comparison not only looks at quality, but also overall value.
DSLR Camera Reviews
Nikon D50
The Nikon D50 is a camera that makes quality digital SLP photography available for everyone. While the D50 may seem pricey at $1,899.66, if you look at the phenomenal amount of options available, you will see just what a bargain this astounding piece of equipment really is. Take, for example, the combination of Nikon’s patented digital and photographic performance with Nikon’s renowned interchangeable lenses. Add to this their expanded shooting options, and the D50 begins to look very tempting indeed.
See the Full Nikon D50 Review Here
Canon EOS 500D
The Canon EOS 500D is also known as the Canon EOS Rebel T1i EF-S Digital SLR Camera and has so many amazing features that you will think that you have died and gone to photographer heaven. If you have ever wanted to produce professional level photographs but are not certain that you can handle the manual functions that come on the more professional model cameras, then the Canon EOS 500D may just be the camera for you.
See The Full Canon EOS 500D Review Here
Nikon P7000 Camera
The Nikon p7000 Camera is truly a masterpiece. With a price of $1,149.95, the p7000 offers some of the best features available in a DSLR camera today, from its 16 megapixel DX-format CMOS image sensor to its .052 second release time lag and six frame per second shooting, the p7000 will blow other cameras of its class away in not only performance and quality, but in value as well. While it may be a bit pricier than some DSLR cameras, there are so many options and features included that you feel as if you are the one who is getting the bargain.
See The Full Nikon P7000 Review Here
Canon 60D
The Canon EOS 60D is a camera that any photographer can be proud of. Think of it, if you will, as a tool for fostering the creativity that is deep inside of every photographer and, at $1,399, it may seem a bit on the steep side price wise, but a look at the features included with the Canon 60D ensures that this camera is worth every penny of the price being asked with ease of use being the 60D’s defining characteristic.
See the Full Canon 60D Review Here
As you can see, it is difficult to determine which brand; Canon or Nikon offers the best deal on DSLR cameras when it comes to features, product and price. Both offer a broad range of cameras from entry level DSLR cameras to top-of-the line models for the DSLR enthusiast. Which camera you choose will depend not just on your budget, but on your skill level and preferences regarding your camera’s functions, for some DSLRs come with all automatic features, while others come with manual functions for greater flexibility, and still others come with dual use, meaning that they can be used either by those wanting automatic features or by those who desire to adjust their cameras manually. Regardless, you will be getting excellent quality, and pictures that will leave you breathless.
