I'm interested in switching from film to digital. Can I achieve the same quality pictures with a digital SLR as with my trusty 35mm camera? Richard Trenholm was CNET's film and TV editor, covering the ...

If you are looking to upgrade from your compact camera but aren't sure whether to go for an interchangeable lens camera or SLR, here are some pointers to make the decision easier. Lexy Savvides Former ...

Canon's newest SLR is so packed it might burst. — -- As digital cameras mature, they've become somewhat like computers -- which, in a way, they are, albeit with lenses in the front. With ...

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The term SLR (single-lens reflex) is just a fancy way of saying that a camera‘s viewfinder looks through the same lens that exposes the image sensor (or film). SLR viewfinders show more accurately ...

Looking for one of the 13 best small lightweight digital SLR cameras? You’ve come to the right page! You would think that the birth of the smartphone (often equipped with awesome cameras) would be the ...

At least as far as the inner workings are concerned, there’s not a whole lot of difference between an single-lens reflex (SLR) camera that uses film and a digital SLR (DSLR) camera that uses an ...

Nikon has announced a feature-rich addition to its digital SLR camera family, the 16.2 megapixel D7000. In addition to a new image processing engine and 3D Matrix metering system, the camera also ...

As the rumor mill hit fever pitch, Nikon chose to announce the successor to its popular D3000 entry-level digital SLR. The new D3100 is Nikon's first digital SLR to record full 1080p high definition ...

The Nikon D70 was precisely the camera that the photography world needed this year. A revolution began in 2003 with the Canon EOS Digital Rebel — its $899 sticker, its 6.3-megapixel sensor, and its ...

Thirty-five years ago—in December 1975—an engineer named Steven Sasson snapped a photo with the world’s first fully digital camera at a Kodak lab. It took 23 seconds to record a 100-by-100-pixel image ...