DPReview TV: Entry-level DSLR challenge

Do we really need the latest and greatest cameras? To find out, DPReview TV host Nigel Danson swapped his Nikon Z7 and pro lenses for an entry-level Canon DSLR with a $100 kit lens, using it for his landscape photography and on a trip to Budapest.

How did it measure up to his top-of-the-line gear? Tune in to find out

Also check out Nigel's video, MASTERING FOCUS | A landscape photography tutorial, as well as the other great videos on his YouTube channel.

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Introduction

The entry-level DSLR challenge

What makes a good photo?

Shooting silver birch trees

A kit lens for landscape photography?

Shooting at sunset

Travel photography in Budapest

Looking at the prints

How did the camera work?

Optical vs. electronic viewfinder (EVF)

Do you really need the latest camera?

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