8 Best DSLR Cameras (Review) In 2020

The makers of this first camera are well known as pacesetters in digital camera tech. So the Nikon D850 digital SLR camera‘s inclusion on this list comes as no surprise. Packed with power to capture fine details at 45.7 megapixels of brilliant resolution, this camera is no slouch. The backside-illuminated (BSI) sensor ensures that more light is collected, enhanced, and focused with every shot, producing quality images with less digital noise and less moirè effect. Its remarkably high continuous shooting speed at nine frames per second ensures you can capture every fast-moving moment. Extremely low ISO range means higher dynamic resolution and crystal-clear images.

And if you are caught in a dim lighting situation, don’t worry. The -4v autofocus unlocks focusing potential unavailable in less powerful cameras.

One of the best things the Canon Mark IV DSLR camera has going is the ability to shoot amazing clear pictures in low-light conditions. This capability is thanks to Canon’s 61-point autofocus system and an ISO of 100–32000 expandable to 50–102400. Shooting images that even your naked eyes can’t see because of the environment’s lighting just got a whole lot easier. This DSLR camera offers lenses with varying focal lengths, aperture, and overall ability to control the amount of light entering the camera. All of this translates to fantastic and super quality imagery.

And at 30.4-megapixel lens resolution power, don’t expect anything less than fantastic full-frame image delivery and 4K video recording – all processed by high-speed complementary metal-oxide-semiconductor (CMOS) sensors. That’s good news for wildlife and wedding photographers who do a lot of post-shoot processing such as cropping and retouching.

At the price of $1398, this camera is a real value. Canon EOS 6D Mark II Camera combines a resolution of 26.2 Megapixel, full-frame CMOS sensor alongside a digital Imaging Integrated Circuit Processor. Not to mention an adjustable ISO range of 100–40000, which delivers photos and videos of incredible quality. In addition to high-speed complementary metal-oxide-semiconductor (CMOS) autofocus system, the Canon Mark II incorporates an all-cross type autofocus system which can deliver in lighting conditions as low as -3 EV and also present 45 phase-detect points. These specs translate to advanced tracking and focusing capability.

What’s more, 5-axis image stabilization minimizes blur in shakey, low light scenarios. A three-inch LCD monitor makes for simple feature control.

What’s the fun in just capturing and not sharing? With the Nikon D750 DSLR Camera, you can transfer your captured moments, videos, or photos to your smartphone or tablet quickly with the built-in wireless feature. This feature works in live mode, meaning it comes in handy when you need to use a tablet as an external monitor on a shoot.

Also, this camera has a 24.3-megapixel resolution – not the highest in the DSLR camera world, but it delivers an impressive image and video quality with the aid of combined action of CMOS image sensor and an EXPEED 4 image processor. Video records at 1080p (no 4K for this camera). A wide ISO range of 100-12,800 that is manually adjustable to ISO 51200 enables quality shooting even in poorly illuminated environments.

For the rookies who still want to have some bragging rights in terms of camera quality, or perhaps a veteran who needs a back-up camera, the Canon EOS Rebel T6 DSLR Camera is fantastic.  An 18MP resolution APS-C CMOS sensor and a DIGIC-4 image processor combine to deliver relatively clear images. The ISO is adjustable from 100-6400 and extendable to ISO 12800. At full resolution, this camera is capable of continuous shooting at three frames-per-second.

Canon includes an optical viewfinder and a nine-point autofocus system, not bad for an entry-level camera. What’s more, this camera ships with an impressive zoom lens. A three-inch LCD display allows for simple image previewing and video playback.

This camera is yet another impressive Canon offering you can purchase without breaking the bank. Packed with tons of accessories, the Canon EOS Rebel T7 DSLR Camera might not have all the muscle of more expensive cameras, but it still delivers some impressive imagery and video. This camera is ideal for amateurs looking to cut their teeth on an entry-level camera before dropping serious dollars on more advanced options.

A 24-megapixel resolution combines with a CMOS sensor to deliver a quality image. This Canon ships with a 0.43x wide-angle lens addition and a 2.2x telephoto lens addition. You’ll get the full photography experience with this one!

This camera is where compact design, low weight, and ease of use meet. Perhaps, you just got into photography, and you want a camera to deliver impressive imagery without breaking the bank? If so, the Nikon D3500 DSLR Camera is your digital sidekick for capturing all the action you want. Don’t fret if you are a rookie with DSLR cameras, if you can handle a smartphone camera, you definitely should be able to get the hang of this in no time.

One look at the camera, and you’ll want to hold it right away. A compact design and comfortable grip combine for a pleasurable shooting experience. The three-inch LCD screen assists in easy playback and preview. Designed with an impressive image sensor and processor, you won’t get stuck waiting on this camera to catch up to your shooting needs. 1080p video capability means you can capture high-resolution motion as well.

Merge quality and simplicity, and you have the Canon rebel T7 DSLR Camera. Its high-resolution 24.1 megapixel, advanced photo system type-C (APS-C sensor) guarantees quality image in different conditions. Although the APS-C image sensor is smaller than a full-frame sensor, APS-C cameras such as the Canon Rebel T7 have a smaller area to capture i.e., a narrower angle view. Images come out uniquely cropped, giving the impression of being more zoomed. An adjustable ISO range of 100-6400, expandable to 12800, offers the luxury of shooting pictures even when the light starts to fade.

The Canon DIGIC 4+ Image Processor gives this camera added power for increased image processing speed and all-round fantastic shooting experience. What’s more, the DIGIC 4+ image processor also doubles as an enhancer of image quality by reducing digital noise and moirè effect. An optical viewfinder at the top of the camera gives you a real-time preview of the image you are about to shoot precisely as the lens is viewing it.