Best DSLR Cameras

[tomsguideUS]

For photographers who demand the highest performance, these are the best digital single-lens reflex cameras for every type of user.

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[seoguy]

Archived comments are found here: http/www.tomsguide.com/forum/id-2196091/dslr-cameras-2014.html

 

[Rui Soares]

the canon 70d is actually pretty bad for video, with terrible moire and mooshy video, the only good thing going for it is the decent aufocus in liveview.

 

[simmi_Saraf]

When u think of a DLSR, u think of a high quality photography. Best is Nikon.
I have been using it since last 3 years as for personal and for professional use.
No doubt the best!

 

[Anomy_]

1) Does the camera have a trip for the aperture in a manual lens?
2) Does the camera indicate when the chosen focus spot is in phase (focus) with a manual lens?
3) How easily can a CPU lens be manipulated in manual mode?

These are my concerna because,
1) No matter the genius of a programmer the programmer can't program a camera for every conceivable situation, but I can by going to manual mode,
2) I use CPU lens, mostly in auto focus and manual exposure. Also, I have lenses going back more than 40 years that I have no desire to replace. Nor do I need to replace lenses because I have invested time in learning how cameras work.
And, the Histogram is my friend.
So, do these cameras have provisions for a manual aperture, and does the phased focus indicator depend on a CPU lens. ?
Outside of these concerns, Meh.

 

[STSinNYC]

The Nikon D7200 is now under $1,000, a much more capable camera than the D5600, particularly lens compatibility.

 

[staging10_purch]

For me, Nikon is the best one i used so far..

 

[sonali456]

Canon EOS 5D Mark IV is good. Full-frame cameras tend to be well-built across the board, and there are a lot of excellent options. But Canon’s new EOS 5D Mark IV is our pick. For the price, you get a lot of Canon’s latest tech inside a camera body that isn’t much larger than midrange APS-C DSLRs – great for sports photographers who need to run around or carry multiple cameras.

 

[jeanscaraglinophoto]

You reference the d500 as a FF, when in reality it is a DX " The D7500 uses the same Expeed 5 image processor as some of Nikon's more expensive full-frame cameras such as the D500,"