Best Entry-level DSLRs

Hi!

As you probably noticed, my blog is about photography and I decided to start with the beginning. What to buy first?

Let's get started!

I have here 5 amazing cameras and i will briefly tell you what each of them does, and let you decide which one is the best for you.




Because I am a Nikon fan, I will start with it. It's the D3200!

It's the same D3200 that I own and I can easily tell you.It is incredible!
It replaces it's older brother, the D3100 bringing some major upgrades at the same time,probably the most impressive one being the 24.4MP resolution-by the far the highest in his class. Other features such as the 921k-dot LCD monitor and 1080p Full HD movie capture make this camera one of the best entry-level DSLR.





Canon EOS 1100D (Rebel T3i)

For the entry-level class, Canon brings the EOS 1100D or Rebel T3i an known in the USA. 12.4MP CMOS sensor and nine-point autofocus will make everything simple to use bringing great results at the same time.
It's a fantastic camera to build your DSLR skills in a smooth and easy way.

Sony Alpha SLT-A37

Well..the A37 isn't technically a DSLR-rather it's a SLT(Single Lens Translucent) model. This means that the camera doesn't have an optical viewfinder but don't worry, the 1.44m-dot electronic viewfinder and fixed semi-transparent mirror enables it to shoot at a speed up 7fps! making it perfect for capturing action with. In addition, you can shoot 1080p Full HD  movies too! How awesome is that?!





Pentax K-r

Pentax still lists this strongly-featured entry-level DSLR on its "current model" page whereas it is, in fact, sadly discontinued. Built around a 12.1MP CMOS sensor, the Pentax comes with an 11-point AF system.
Movie capture is limited to 720p HD but  in all other areas, the  K-r blows most of it's competition straight out of the water.

I lined them up, you choose the winner!