Best Selling Digital SLR Cameras
Written by: Derek Watterson, Graphic DesignerDigital SLR Cameras
Which Digital SLR Camera to buy

The debate can go on and on about which Digital SLR Camera is best, but Canon is king when it comes to the best Selling Digital SLR Cameras. Check out the list of Best Selling Digital SLR Camers.
Digital SLR Rundown
The Canon Digital Rebel XSI 12.2 MP Digital SLR Camera is Canon’s best selling Digital SLR Camera on Amazon followed by the Canon EOS Rebel T1i 15.1 MP Digital SLR. Nikon’s best selling Digital SLR camera is next, the D90, followed by yet another Canon Digital SLR, the Canon Rebel XS. Nikon’s Professional Level DSLR cameras-the D3000 and D5000 are separated by the Canon’s 18 Mega Pixel camera and then Nikon’s beginner D40 Digital SLR finishes up the list at #8.
What to look for In your DSLR Camera
You are almost sure to find a Digtal SLR within your Price Range these days with more than you could have ever imagined 5 years ago. Digital SLRs come with over 10 Mega Pixels standard, allowing you to create fine prints of at least 8X10. The Newest Digital SLRs should have self cleaning sensors and a wide variety of lenses. This is perhaps one of the reasons why Canon and Nikon always have the best selling Cameras- they always have the widest selection of the best lenses.























I have the canon D50 and love it this camera is great has auto settings and manual settings for some one starting out just spend
the extra mony if you can and get it.
Buying my first slr camera. I am a novice and overwhelmed with options.
What is the best camera and options to begin.
Michael, We’ve created an article just for you and people like you looking to Compare Digital SLRs. Enjoy!
I’m so loyal to Canon that I refuse to use anything else. In fact I still have an old Canon 1.3Mp P&S that still takes a respectable picture.
I love my Kodak Easyshare and use it all the time. I think that I should have gotten a bit better of a model though, mine is already seeming to be darker in picture.
Yeah, Kodak has a strong Digital Camera history of making sub-par cameras.
I bought a Canon Rebel XTI .I am still in the learning stages because I owned a Canon Rebel 35 mm for years and was just get to use it better.I am very pleased with both my cameras and use them all the time
I have purchased a Photo Booth company and do not have a clue about cameras. I was sent a Canon PowerShot S5IS. I would like to have a back up but have learned through research that this model is old. What would be the next step up from this camera to handle a photo booth?
Thank you.
Donna, The Cannon Powershot S5IS is a flexible camera with 8 megapixles and a 12x optical zoom. It may be “old” in today’s digital age but if it still works like new that’s a decent camera released only back in May of 2007. If you are looking to step up we just had a wedding photographer talk about what she keeps in her bag. Her article is called “what’s in the bag”
I recently purchased a Nikon D3000, I love it, it is easy to use, it helps you in picking the right setting for your photographs, if you are questioning what a certain setting is for, you just hold down the button with a ? and it gives you a brief description of it on the LCD screen. I have taken some very beautiful pictures with this camera! I think it’s a great starter camera for those just being introduced to photography, and will actually help you on your journey…
Hello.
I recently bought a Canon Powershot SX20 IS to start learning photography. I read some reviews about it, and thought that it was a good buy. I am of course talking about as beginner user, but do you think this is one of those cameras that will withstand time?
Looks like a good start for a Point and Shoot Digital Camera
Hello, I am new to photography. I love taking pictures and all. I’m looking for a camera that would capture what I see. I was looking at the new olympus PEN EL-1. Would it be a good buy?
It will defiantly capture what you see and it looks pretty cool to. I like the vintage camera idea. Olympus PEN E-P1 looks to be a cool gadget with interchangeable lenses and dust removal- a lot of features that the Olympus DSLR’s have.
I just ordered a nikon D3ooo, I’m looking for a new hobby so thought I’d try photography. I’m hoping that i will be happy with this camera that it will be easy to use and will help me capture some great pictures and hopefully make me want to further photography as a hobby.
My old camera(only a couple yrs old) is just a point and shoot camera but it is so slow at capturing pictures that i always miss the best shots so I’m hoping this new one will be better. Would love to hear what others who own a nikon D3000 have to say about it, thanks!
i m planning to buy a DSLR but m very confused whether to go in for canon 500D or nikon D3000.can u plz help me suggesting which will be a best buy for me.Thanks!
I have recently brought a Nikon D60. It is a wonderful camera and great for beginners. I have also tried the Nikon D3000 which is also a good camera. But if your on a bit of a tight budget then I’d recomend the D60. However, I have also brought a Tamron 70 – 300mm macro lense. It’s a big lense and as the D60 is a little on the small side, you need to keep a good hold on the lense as the camare is a bit of balance. If you were to use a tripod however, the extra weight on the camera is fine.
Also, if you already have a D60 do not upgrade to the D3000 as they are basically the same. I’d recomend trading up for the D80 or D90.
pls I’m a new in photography. I wish to know the best camera to start with, especially for medical photography.
For starters we’ve got the digital SLR Comparison
I just got a Canon Rebel XT. What do you think of that camera?
I just recently purchased the Nikon D3000 SLR kit for my daughter’s birthday. It came with an 18 -55mm lens, lens cap and soft carrying case all for under $500.
The camera takes awesome pictures in the auto mode but does a great job if you wish to select a specific setting. The only aggravation for me was not being able reach pictures of my daughter while running her track meets. The easy fix for that was to upgrade the lens to the 55-200mm for $144. This camera is very affordable and has great potential to help my daughter progress in to photography.
I’m looking at buying a new digital camera, leaning toward Pentax. I used to have a 35mm of pentax and loved it. I’ve been reading up on all the digitals and really like the Pentax, weights, lenses, and quality. What do you think?
i just bought my first SLR camera- i bought a fujifilm s1700 it works amazing ! i love it i have it all figured out- i already have 2 places that asked me to be a photographer for outdoor events! and im 13 – i felt really amazed
it doesnt have ajustable lenes but it has X15 optical zoom
i love it !