Best DSLR cameras 2014 -

The new Nikon dslr cameras - Nikon D3300 is the latest entry-level model to Nikon's series: an affordable and well-balanced choice to introduce you to the world of DSLR.

Complete with a Guide mode on its main mode dial, the camera can assist you in a visual way to generate the types of photographs you want. These visual cues will help in expanding your understanding of exposure, aperture values, depth of field and all those things that - quite probably - you don't know about just yet. But at the same time if that that sounds too daunting then just stick the camera in auto mode and press the shutter button - it'll do all the autofocus and exposure metering for you and, more often than not, do it well.



If there's a drawback it's that the optical viewfinder has a 95 per cent field-of-view, meaning that the outermost five per cent of the shot will be captured, but won't show up in the preview. It's typical of DSLR cameras at this level without exception.

Image quality from the D3300's 24-megapixel sensor is top quality, and compared to to its D3200 predecessor it's removed a filter between the lens and sensor for optimum sharpness. Competition comes in the form of the Canon EOS 1200D, which would be our other choice option at this level (see below).

PRICE: around £369

SOURCE: Pocket-Lint.Com