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Top Selling Digital SLR CamerasThese are the top selling digital SLR (single lens reflex) cameras, plus SLR camera accessories, from Amazon.com.SLR digital cameras normally fall into the "prosumer" category at the low end, to full-on professional at the top end. They're priced accordingly, with the top-of-range Canon and Nikon digital SLRs costing from $5000 to $7000. So, although prices of digital SLRs have dropped in price over the past couple of years, they remain relatively expensive. The main distinguishing feature of digital SLR cameras is that they do not have a fixed lens, so the user can change lenses. This obviously adds enormous versatility as you can now use lenses ranging from extreme wide angle to ultra telephoto - all on one camera body. That's why there'll often be popular lenses fro digital SLR cameras included in the products listed. Digital SLR cameras also have larger image sensors than fixed-lens cameras, so can produce bigger digital images with less "noise", particularly when the ISO (sensitivity) is set to a high level (from 800 to 3200 ISO). Please note the list below is updated daily and includes excerpts from user reviews. To find out more about a specific digital SLR camera or accessory, and to read the user reviews, click on the link. Digital SLR Top Sellers Amazon Price:  Amazon Price: Too low to display Customer Review: You dont have to spend any more than this to get a top knoch camera. It is very flexible with exposures and apertures and the memory card holds plenty. This camera has taken the best pictures I have every taken. It is user friendly also. What more can I say?  Amazon Price: $99.95 Customer Review: This is the best little, inexpensive addition to my camera bag. My brother hounded me to get it and I could not understand why until I got it. GREAT shots! I was at a function and saw another girl using the same camera and lens and she too said it was one of her favorites! I have used it already...  Amazon Price: $124.95 Customer Review: this is an excellent intermediate lens. it's fast, sharp and awesome. on my d200, its a 75mm equivalent on a 35mm sensor. this is the perfect length for head-and-shoulders portraits. i bought it on a whim at a local new brunswick nj camera shop, and haven't taken it off since. befor...  Amazon Price:  Amazon Price: $263.54 Customer Review: This is a great flash for use with Canon SLR's. The quality of my pictures from my Digital SLR is much better than using the built in flash. AF assist makes focusing quicker. Recharge rate for the flash is very quick. Just wish I bought it sooner.  Amazon Price: $199.95 Customer Review: Good bokeh and super fast, great for low light. I still think the 50mm 1.8 Nikon for $130 has better bokeh and a little better picture quality consistently. Just my two cents. I have both and tend to favor the 50mm. Don't waste your money on the 50mm 1.4 whatever you do, get the 50mm 1.8.  Amazon Price: Customer Review: Whether you're new to the world of DSLRs, or are a seasoned photographer who wants to try your luck at video, the Canon Rebel T2i is perfect. I've had nothing but great experiences with it so far, and highly recommend to everyone. Other than the T2i, I own (and primarily shoot with) the...  Amazon Price: $749.00 Customer Review: I had my camera for a month now, and I love it! I am still learning everything! If you are new, don't get overwhelmed. It's great! IF you are a professonial or advanced, you properly have something more exspensive, but I love it!  Amazon Price: Customer Review: I've never used a prime lens before, but I've read for years that using one will take your photography to whole new level, and this lens has. I absolutely love this lens - so much so, in fact, that I took off the 24-80mm zoom lens I had been using (that is double its price) and I'm now using the 50... Newsfeed display by CaRP See Also:
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