Why Should You Choose dSLR?
Perhaps you’re not convinced that a dSLR is for you. Don’t feel guilty. Many serious shooters are in the same position. You’ve been getting good results with your non-dSLR camera and wonder if you’ll see any improvement with a single lens reflex camera. Perhaps the 28-200mm (35mm equivalent) zoom lens on an SLR-like camera with electronic viewfinder has the range you need for 95 percent of your photographs. Why purchase a dSLR if you won’t need interchangeable lenses, or can’t afford them?
The truth is that there is a lot more to a digital SLR than the Single Lens Reflex part of the equation. I’ll get into more detail in Chapter 2, but here’s a quick summary of the pros and cons of dSLRs, and why you might get much better results from a dSLR with 6 megapixels when compared with a non-dSLR model with the same nominal resolution. Note that the first bunch of the advantages I’m touting are only incidentally related to the fact that the camera is a single lens reflex.
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It is my first time @ this blog and I really liked your articles, great work
Soooo many reasons. Larger sensor for shallow DOF and better high-ISO is just the beginning! I’ll go on to the rest and see if we think of all the same things!