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There's no money pit quite like the DSLR, though there's arguably no joy quite like snapping up your first big shooter. From entry-level to impossibly high-end, this is the place to explore your every fantasy related to the best the likes of Nikon, Canon, Hasselblad, Olympus, Fujifilm, Samsung and oh-so-many more. Eager to see which body packs Live View? Considering a Micro Four Thirds alternative? Trust us, you aren't alone, so feel free to explore the wide and unrestricted world of DSLRs below. Just don't blame us if you end up lost.
It goes without saying that we've been pretty excited about the Olympus E-P1 (or "digital Pen") since we first laid eyes on the prototype the company was showing off. The Micro Four Thirds camera just seems to breed gadget lust amongst the staff, combining the best of modern tech with a throwback retro...
Nilay Patel
Yep, Canon just went live with that Rebel T1i DSLR that leaked a bit earlier, and it's looking like a hell of a response to the Nikon D90: an XSi body jacked with a sensor matching the 50Ds 15.1 megapixels, 1080p HD video recording, and a $900 price tag. Yeah, it's gonna be a hit. Other notable specs...
Ross Miller
Sony's latest mainstream DSLRs cameras got the seal of officialness this past Saturday, and now the company's added some icing to the cake by releasing of plethora of pictures for its α230, α330, and α380. Direct your eyes lovingly at the articulating screens and SD/SDHC card slots...
Paul Miller
We just got a quick look at Pentax's value priced, 720p-shootin' DSLR, the K-x. Unfortunately, the models we saw were pretty early prototypes, so we didn't get to really see how the camera performs. Overall the build quality seems solid, but nothing incredible -- though quite good for the $650 pricepoint....
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