Only one Micro Four Thirds cameras is on this list. We also learned that APS sensor-based cameras continue to be more popular than other formats, although full-frame is catching up.Despite the popularity of mirrorless interchangeable-lens cameras (MILCS), digital single-lens reflex cameras dominate this listing, with only two superlative MILCs making it.Our biggest surprise here? That serious cameras are not just holding their own, but as a group are outselling simple, low-cost compact digital cameras. Based on an overview of sales of cameras in late 2015, here are the top ten best-selling cameras at Adorama…as well as the top four full-frame pro models (scroll down to see those). Whether you’re looking for your first DSLR because you want to get started with advanced photography, or you just want a second body as a backup to something else you own, here are some bargains which can be picked up right now.Welcome to the best-seller’s list. If you’re willing to go body only, the Canon EOS 1300D is available for £289. That’s great news if you’re seeking a second body and want something that will accept your lenses and is familiar to use. On the other hand, if you’re a first time camera buyer, the 1300D is available with an 18-55mm kit lens at just over the £300 mark, costing around £329. The 1300D has an 18 million pixel sensor, Digic 4+ processor, and also has Wi-Fi and NFC inbuilt which means you can transfer images across to your phone, or remotely control the phone. You can also shoot full HD videos, and naturally it’s possible to shoot in raw format and take manual control of your shots. Read our Canon EOS 1300D Key Features list #Best camera 2015 u der 250 manual See the best deals for the Canon EOS 1300D Best DSLRs under £300: Canon EOS 1200DĬanon’s previous entry-level model is remarkably similar to the newer 1300D, it just doesn’t have the inbuilt Wi-Fi and NFC. So therefore, if you don’t think you’re going to need that, you can save yourself even more money. It also has an 18 million pixel sensor, but the processor is one (half) generation behind, being a standard Digic 4 version.
See the best deals for the Canon EOS 1200D Best DSLRs under £300: Nikon D3300 That said, there should be a very minimal difference in image quality between the 1300D and the 1200D – the latter being available for just £218 body only, or £249 with an 18-55mm kit lens.
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