Under $600: New Photographers Can Grow with These 5 Entry Level Cameras

Entry level cameras; this is a term that used to mean bargain basement cameras with little to no features that were sold at big box stores to the masses. Today, these cameras can still be picked up at big box stores for low prices, but new entry level cameras are anything but barebones.

For under $600, you can get cameras with blazing fast autofocus systems, incredible sensors that can capture tons of detail, in-body image stabilization, and excellent touchscreens and electronic viewfinders. After the break, we have listed five affordable entry-level cameras that new photographers can pick up and grow with. .

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Sony a7RIV v Nikon Z7

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Cheap Photo: Fujifilm X-T20 $599, X-T2 $799, Nikon Z7 Save $400

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2019-07-24 01:00

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Could Leica's LEGO M Cameras Be The Perfect Photo Gift?

Buying gifts for a photography-obsessed friend or loved one can sometimes be challenging. Cameras and more pricey lenses are probably out of most people’s budgets for a simple gift, but nobody wants to unwrap a boring accessory like a memory card or lens cloth do they? Well, Leica has come to the rescue by releasing a cool toy camera made with LEGO. digitalrev.com »

2018-12-20 03:00

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Nikon D850 vs Nikon Df - Which One Should You Get?

With its retro-chic design and sublime lines, the Df gave a stylish twist to Nikon’s DSLR range when it was launched in 2013. But with the recent release of the feature-packed D850, how does the style stand up against the substance? We take a look at the specifications of both cameras to help you decide… Design and ergonomics: While the design differences of DSLR cameras are usually minimal, this is certainly not the case this time around. digitalrev.com »

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