With the Canon EOS 50D’s speed and quality, it makes a perfect camera to bridge the skill gap between a novice photographer and a seasoned professional.  With its 15.1-megapixel APS-C sized CMOS sensor that is capable of recording up to 4752 x 3168 pixels, you’ll get amazingly clear images.  If you’re looking for the fine details and the best color reproduction, you’ll get it with the Canon EOS 50D because it has the DIGIC 4 image processor.

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Panasonic Lumix DMC-GF1

While the high end HSLR’s are tempting for their array of features and overwhelming availability, their sometimes bulky build just isn’t a practical option for every aspiring photographer out there.

For the shutterbug on the go, the LUMIX DMC-GF1 is a much more practical option. (That is, if you can get around the somewhat hefty pricetag. You pay for quality and small size, though…)

Combining high end features and usage options with a lightweight and streamlined design, this camera offers the best of both worlds.  This is new for digital cameras, but you can expect to see more of this in the future as powerful cameras get smaller and smaller. Continue Reading

Canon EOS Rebel T1i

Canon has always been a trusted name in photography, and digital photography is certainly no exception.

Thankfully, this is a brand that isn’t content to sit back and rely on its good name to keep them at the top of the market.

Constantly tweaking and improving their designs has led to consistently better overall products, and the new Canon EOS Rebel T1i is just the latest in a long line of great additions to the digital world.

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Nikon D5000 12.3 MP

Offering the highly-advanced DSLR capabilities often means that cameras become counter-intuitive and difficult to maneuver.

This is not so with the Nikon D5000, which has all of the features you could wish for and more while still managing to be surprisingly easy to use.

Menus and feature are intuitive and well designed to make the overall usage experience so simple that getting the perfect product is almost too easy. This is what makes this Nikon DSLR so great.

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Nikon-D3000

Making the leap from point and shoot introductory cameras to the more daunting Digital SLR cameras can be a bit overwhelming.

Trying to figure out exactly what features you need and how to use them all has to be matched with a price low enough to quell the panic of a casual user.

Enter the Nikon D3000, an easy to use camera that’s a smart purchase for the intermediate photographer.

Its compact design makes extended use a breeze, and the user friendly features are intuitive and easy to learn. Continue Reading

Canon EOS Rebel XSi

For every amateur photographer, there comes a time when the introductory point and shoot design of most cameras just isn’t enough to hold your attention.

Of course, the professional level cameras level a sizable dent in your pocketbook that’s not easily swallowed.

Enter the Canon EOS Rebel XSi, a perfect solution to this double edged sword. Offering a great mix of higher level features with a hard to beat price, it’s the perfect camera to take the next step with. Continue Reading

Combining the best of both still and moving photography, the new Panasonic DMC-GH1 is a revolution in the digital world. Not having to choose between professional quality images and the perfect short movie makes this camera a great choice for the shopper who wants everything. With a range of high end additions and unbelievable new innovations, the features in this camera make it hard to look away.

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With more and more serious photography enthusiasts forsaking old fashioned photography and going digital, the demand for mid-range cameras that offer a nice middle ground between abilities and price is ever increasing. On the higher end of this market, the Nikon D90 DX 12.3MP Digital SLR Camera is loaded with an impressive array of features that are easy enough for advanced beginners to understand and complex enough to keep the seasoned enthusiast entertained. While not quite up to the standards of true professional models, this camera is about as close as a lot of customers are going to want. Continue Reading

Offering a host of easy to use features at a decent introductory price, the Nikon D3000 10.2MP Digital SLR Camera is a great way to push your photography hobby to the next level. Complete with 102. mega-pixels, zoom, flash, and image stabilization, this camera means that taking a bad picture would have to be an effort! Coming fully equipped with everything a budding photographer could possibly want (except the glaring omission of an SD card), this camera is a great choice for those enthusiasts who are ready to kick it up a notch. Continue Reading