Differences between Digital SLR Cameras

Whether you are experienced or new in the world of Digital SLR Cameras it can always be difficult to sort through all the brands, models and makes. To assist in finding the right Digital SLR for you, I've compiled a list of four Digital SLR Cameras and explain some of their capabilities and features.

Canon: A great Canon Digital SLR Camera for beginners is the XSi 450D. This easy to use piece of hardware makes splendid photos with the same simplicity of a point-and-shoot. It's equipped with a high transfer rate in read and write with a 4GB memory card, meaning high storage capacity and low battery consumption. Its features include, but are not limited to, a battery pack and charger, USB interface cable and video cable as well as a tripod and an instruction manual. It's a great first for those interested in Digital SLR Cameras.

Nikon: The Nikon D40 Digital SLR is another fine piece of equipment. The D40 features only 6 megapixels fitted onto the format sensor, meaning the sensitivity of each pixel is higher. The D40 can shoot 2.5 frames each second and contains an ISO range of 1600 - 200, including an option for HI 1. It also contains in-camera effects and editing functions on a new retouch menu located on the 2.5 inch LCD Monitor. This is a great find for any novice looking to hone his or her skills.

Olympus: For the novice looking to expand his or her knowledge of photography, The Olympus E420 Digital Camera is a perfect fit. This model features an autofocus with a Live View feature, allowing seamless display of subjects on the LCD screen, just like a point-and-shoot. The Shadow Adjustment feature that comes with this SLR allows for pictures to be taken in otherwise too dark or underexposed scenes. It also features 18 scene select modes for common situations like portrait, landscape or sport. These make sure your otherwise difficult photographs always come out stunning.

Pentax: Last but not least, there is the Pentax K2000 Digital SLR . This SLR has 10.2 Megapixel capabilities along with a 3X zoom feature. The K2000 features Pentax Shake reduction, allowing for clear photos in action situations. It weighs in at only 1.1 pounds and features a simple control layout geared towards those who have just stepped up from compact point-and-shoots to Digital SLR Cameras.

All these models are in the same price bracket and are great introductions into the world of Digital SLR Cameras. Now decide what meshes with your personality and necessities best. Whichever you choose you're guaranteed to be shooting more photos better than ever before.