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Top 10 Best Professional DSLR Cameras In 2014 Reviews
Every amateur photographer dreams of a DSLR camera. These expensive gadgets are being used by both professionals and beginners due to their excellent photo quality. They provide the most reliable creative control due to the features they come with and the interchangeable lenses. Accessories for DSLR camera are also much more professional which expands their functionality. The only downside is that they are more expensive but for an enthusiast the price is well justified. There are quite a few models to chose from but what should be noted that the major battle is between Canon and Nikon as they attempt to dominate the market. With no further ado here are the top 10 best professional DSLR cameras in 2014.
10. Canon EOS Rebel T3i
The very first entry in the top 10 is made by a Canon DSLR camera. Their EOS model named simply T3i is one of the more affordable versions that comes with a n 18 megapixel sensor and 55-250mm Canon lens. It uses their proprietary DIGIC 4 image processor which has been proven quite efficient and with good results. The camera can record movies at full HD resolutions with standard manual exposure. The back side hides a standard 3.0 LCD without touch functionality. For the price, the T3i makes up for a great entry level DSLR camera.
9. Sony Alpha SLT-A99V
The Sony Alpha SLT-A99V is a high-end premium DSLR camera with some interesting features and a rather high price tag. Photo quality and detail is obtained using a 24 megapixel sensor and probably the fastest dual AF system on the market. It is also one of the lightest DSLR camera available which makes it an excellent pick for the ones that want something compact or need a second one. The model comes with just the body and no additional lens. Despite being expensive the Sony has been selling well and the customer feedback is quite positive.
8. Sony SLT-A58K
Despite the fact that most Sony DSLR cameras are extremely expensive, the manufacturers decided to build some entry models as well. The SLT-A58K is one such example of an affordable DSLR camera aimed for the beginners or amateur photographers that want an upgrade. It uses a 20 megapixel sensor and comes with a 18-55mm lens. Video recording is done in multiple formats including 720p and 1080p at 30 frames per second. The features and settings available are fairly standard but for such a low priced camera it offers more than enough.
7. Nikon D600
The Nikon D600 is a professional DSLR camera priced in the lower bracket of entry level products. However, it is a more than competitive product that is able to outperform models that are priced higher. It comes with a 24 megapixel sensor. It supports cinema quality video recording in 1080p and comes with several options available such as a body only version, 2 lens bundle and a 28-300mm lends or a 24-85mm lens. It is compatible with all Nikon lenses and supports FX and DX formats.
6. Nikon D5200
The D5200 is one of the more popular Nikon models amongst professional photographers due to the image quality it provides. Using a 24 megapixel sensor, the camera is targeting an audience that seeks studio-quality photos. It comes with multiple settings and features such as a 5 frames per second photo shooting and 16 scene modes. The body only costs less than $1000 and a bundled package does not exceed this amount making it one of the more affordable professional DSLR cameras.
5. Canon EOS 60D
Canon’s EOS 60D is probably the best selling entry level professional DSLR camera. It was released not too long ago and today it managed to reach an almost perfect 5 star rating. The 18 megapixel sensor even if modest in terms of numbers it can capture stunning pictures. It can record videos in full HD while image processing is handled by the ultra-fast DIGIC 4 processor. The shutter quality is superior as it is able to shoot at 5 frames per second. The body only package is being sold for quite a competitive price making it a great pick for almost anyone.
4. Sony A77II
The Sony A77II is an advanced professional camera capable of delivering stunning photos when placed in the right hands. Using new technology, Sony managed to improve the shutter allowing continuous photo shots at a speed of 12 frames per second. Image capture is processed by a 24 megapixel sensor and an all new BIONZ engine. Additional features include wi-fi connection support, an HDMI connector, easy photo sharing and full HD video recording.
3. Nikon D7100
For most people the Nikon D7100 is the best camera available on the market. Combining modern technology with a practical design and plenty o features the D7100 managed to get a respectable rating of lover 4.5 stars from the consumers. It uses a 24 megapixel sensor, supports wireless sharing, records full HD videos at 30 frames per second and supports ISO ranges from 100-6400. It can be noticed as well that the AF has been significantly improved and most users have praised it in reviews.
2. Canon EOS 5D Mark III
The Canon EOS 5D Mark III is one of the most expensive consumer grade professional DSLR cameras. Most professionals would prefer this model over any other camera out there. Using a 22 megapixel sensor and a DIGIC 5+ image processor, the camera not only shoots fast but it also captures excellent quality photos. For this particular model, Canon worked on improving the High Density Reticular AF making it one of the best products available.
1. Nikon D810 FX
The D810 FX is the newest model from Nikon that was designed mainly for professionals using a brand new sensor and image processor. The 36 megapixel sensor and the 30% faster image processor make the camera both versatile and reliable. Its faster shutter speeds and higher resolution enables photographers to unleash their creativity and capture pictures in extreme detail. One of the most praised feature is the camera’s ability to compress RAW pictures to a more manageable size of just 16 MB which can save a lot of storage space. This means that photographers will not have to carry with them more than an extra memory card in case the one used by the camera gets full.
