DSLR cameras are a phenomenon, are cheaper, are affordable, do more than ever, for less money, are smart, fit with intelligent sensors, and take photos at maximum quality. So we have:

Nikon D3000 is the first gadget. Comes at $460 full pack, and is the cheapest kit with a lens. Nikon D3000 comes with an build in tutorial, that explain to beginner photographers how to manage the device and how to take best photos. A great deal for only $460, best buy for those who want to start in this domain.

NIKON D3000

Canon T1i is the second on our list, a DSLR which comes with a 15 MP sensor and 1080p HD capabilities. The price is $720 with kit lens. Will be a great tool for amateurs who want to take with them a small part of the places they visit.

CANON T7i

The third jewel is Nikon D90, a DSLR with 720p HD capability. Also has a manual controls, a thing that make of the Nikon D90 a pleasant tools. Nikon D90 got the amazing sensor from Nikon D300, the semi-pro DSLR. It can be you’re for $1000. Is $100 cheaper than his direct competitor Canon D50 that has the same quality images.

NIKON D90

Canon 7D is the last on our list, that’s more expensive than its competition—the D300s—the 7D overwhelms with DSLR video that’s superior to every camera. Their shoot at 1080p, it has manual control, and compensates very well low light. Canon 7D has, 18-megapixel sensor, a lot of interesting features, which wait to be used by DSLR amateurs. Canon 7D is $1900 with a kit of lens.

CANON 7D