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There was a time when shooting a good digital picture would mean spending a handsome amount of money ranging from $400 to $700. However, today you can buy a Digital SLR Camera with the same amount, though you cannot find a professional model or the best model having the most up to date technology. But, for those who are on a budget and photo enthusiast or a photographer who shoots only family pictures, owning a Digital SLR Camera can be a great deal.
These cameras are equipped with large sensors and are usually faster in performance than the ordinary ones, which make them ideal for action shoots, I shot the entire val thorens ski campaign with one of these babies! There are also provided with plenty of tools which are an added advantage for those photographers who like something unique. If you spend some extra money, you can get additional lens and other accessories which will enable you to click fantastic images. Performance wise the best models are as follows:
The Pentax K-x gives the best overall performance with its amazing low light photo quality and is also the cheapest DSLR Camera that has video capture facility. It is not so perfect so far as the video quality is concerned as it is mediocre in this respect, though the automatic white balance is quite cool. This camera is actually not meant for the new photographer. However, it is solidly built and runs on AA batteries.
Those who are first timers, the Nikon D3000 will be ideal choice, as it is user friendly and also provides a guided shooting mode that helps in speed. But, it has very limited features and has no exposure or flash exposure bracketing as provided in some other products.
The Sony Alpha DSLR-A230 is quite cheap and is good in performance, quality photos can be taken and is also flexible than the other models which offer only point and shoot and thus have their equal share of users and fans. Though the A330 is identical to the A230, still it is more expensive. However, this model has the Live View shooting capability and the tilting LCD.