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Nikon D300S review

Aimed at professionals, the 12-megapixel D300S is a great digital SLR. It offers fantastic picture quality, excellent high-definition movies, a super-tough body that feels like it's been hewn from granite, and some top-notch features. Its price tag may very well bring a tear to your eye though Read more

£1,138

21 September 2009 by Rod Lawton

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Upgrade to a dSLR

When Canon announced the EOS 300D in August 2003, it opened up the dSLR market to a whole new group of photographers: keen amateurs who wanted the convenience of digital at the price of a half-decent film SLR. Now there are several consumer-priced dSLRs to choose from... Read more

8 May 2005 by Mary Lojkine

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Sony Alpha DSLR-A300 review

While most dSLRs use CMOS sensors in order to provide live view, Sony's DSLR-A300 doesn't: It offers instant live view via a tilting LCD screen. Now that's pretty cool. Another bonus is that Sony's built-in Super SteadyShot anti-shake system works with any compatible lens, allowing you to produce vibrant, clear shots, no matter what the circumstances Read more

£460

2 December 2008 by Rod Lawton

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Olympus E-420 review

Olympus' entry-level dSLR is the world's smallest and lightest digital SLR. An upgrade of the E-410, the E-420 boasts a larger, better, 69mm LCD, improved autofocus in live view mode, face detection and slightly faster continuous shooting Read more

£330

2 September 2008 by Rod Lawton

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Canon EOS 5D review

The Canon EOS 5D is all about its huge 12.8-megapixel sensor -- it's not as robust as most dSLRs, its performance is less than impressive and the preset picture styles require tweaking, but its image quality is exceptional. And at a relatively low price, you can't argue with that Read more

£1,542

17 November 2005 by Eamon Hickey

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Fujifilm FinePix S5 Pro review

Fujifilm's Finepix S5 Pro is the spitting image of the Nikon D200, from the outside at least. Feature-wise, its boasting point is Fujifilm's Super CCD SR Pro imaging sensor, which aims to create a wider dynamic range than you'd get from a normal sensor Read more

£672

6 June 2007 by Philip Ryan

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Olympus E-500 with 14-45mm lens review

A well-designed compact 8-megapixel digital SLR, the Olympus E-500 offers a wide range of features for its class. With more fine-tuning tools than you might expect for the price, this affordable model offers an appealing alternative to competitors Read more

£585

1 March 2006 by Lisa Gidley

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Canon EOS-1D Mark II N review

Canon maintains its pro leadership with its 8-megapixel EOS-1D Mark II N, the fastest-shooting digital SLR on the market. Made for magazine photographers covering news and sports, the Mark II N also works well for portrait shooters who want a versatile, small-format digital camera Read more

£3,280

17 August 2006 by David Bergman and Lori Grunin

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Sigma SD14 review

No one makes a digital SLR like Sigma. Eschewing standard CMOS or CCD sensors, it uses three-layer sensors made by a company called Foveon, which fans argue yield better colour accuracy than the other technologies on the market. Here's the latest version Read more

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9 July 2007 by Philip Ryan