DSLR - Digital Single Lens Reflex Cameras

DSLR - Digital Single Lens Reflex Cameras

Get to know your camera - Discover the fun of photography

Have you bought a camera and are taking your first steps in photography? You're missing out on a lot of potential with automatic mode! Photography is only really fun when you understand your camera and know exactly which settings to use to get the photo you want. Get to know the importance of the functions and ignite your enthusiasm for photography! get started now

Get to know your camera - Discover the fun of photography

Have you bought a camera and are taking your first steps in photography? You're missing out on a lot of potential with automatic mode! Photography is only really fun when you understand your camera and know exactly which settings to use to get the photo you want. Get to know the importance of the functions and ignite your enthusiasm for photography! get started now

The SLR camera - the standard for professionals Since

the SLR camera came onto the market, it has been indispensable in many areas of photography and professionals in particular, but also ambitious amateur photographers, rely on the many advantages that such a camera has to offer. Their range of applications is almost unlimited and the versatility of a digital SLR camera is unrivaled. Whether they are well-known sports photographers, photojournalists or wedding photographers - most of them rely on the reliability and image quality of digital SLR cameras.

There are two categories of SLR cameras in use today, which differ mainly in the size of the sensor used. The image quality of cameras with a full-frame sensor is still unrivaled today. The size of this sensor is based exactly on the format of a 35 millimeter film known from analogue times. SLR cameras with an APS-C sensor have a slightly smaller sensor, which is particularly advantageous for photography with long focal lengths. With an APS-C sensor, there is a so-called "crop factor", which makes it possible to photograph with less long focal lengths in the telephoto range. A big advantage of today's digital SLR cameras is that there is a wide range of lenses available. It does not necessarily have to be a lens from the respective camera manufacturer, such as Canon, Nikon, Sony or Pentax, because you can also opt for a sometimes cheaper lens or one with different qualities from a third-party manufacturer. Lens manufacturers such as Sigma, Tamron, Tokina and Zeiss, for example, offer a wide range of choices for almost all common lens bayonets. With a digital SLR camera, you are free to choose whether you want to shoot with a fast fixed focal length or a flexible and practical zoom lens.

Lens reflex cameras for every user

are available for beginners, ambitious amateur photographers and professionals who earn their living with them. Two things are the same for cameras in different price and performance classes, namely the excellent feel and good workmanship. The body of an SLR camera is shaped in such a way that it can be held comfortably and securely in the hands, even with a larger Lens. Even big names such as Leica and Hasselblad are convinced of the versatility and possible uses of this practical camera. Depending on which sensor an SLR camera is equipped with and which Lens is used to take the photo, different effects can be achieved. For example, a camera with a full-frame sensor and a fast Lens makes it easy to crop the photographed object against the background. Thanks to the speed and impressive performance in continuous shooting mode, SLR cameras can literally freeze movements. It is also possible to take long exposures with a suitable neutral density filter, for example, which impress above all with their calm and gentle appearance.

Flexibility of SLR cameras

cIn omparison to cameras with smaller sensors, SLR cameras have a far better imaging performance, the full potential of which is exploited when the option of integrated raw data storage is used. This allows the photographer to exert a great deal of influence on the look of the image in post-processing even after the shot has been taken. In the meantime, the SLR camera with its range of available and adaptable Lens has also arrived among filmmakers. With the extensive range of accessories, the camera can be fully adapted to the needs of the user, making it equally enjoyable for professional wedding photographers, amateur photographers and ambitious filmmakers.

Alternative: The system camera

The SLR camera - the standard for professionals Since

the SLR camera came onto the market, it has been indispensable in many areas of photography and professionals in particular, but also ambitious amateur photographers, rely on the many advantages that such a camera has to offer. Their range of applications is almost unlimited and the versatility of a digital SLR camera is unrivaled. Whether they are well-known sports photographers, photojournalists or wedding photographers - most of them rely on the reliability and image quality of digital SLR cameras.

There are two categories of SLR cameras in use today, which differ mainly in the size of the sensor used. The image quality of cameras with a full-frame sensor is still unrivaled today. The size of this sensor is based exactly on the format of a 35 millimeter film known from analogue times. SLR cameras with an APS-C sensor have a slightly smaller sensor, which is particularly advantageous for photography with long focal lengths. With an APS-C sensor, there is a so-called "crop factor", which makes it possible to photograph with less long focal lengths in the telephoto range. A big advantage of today's digital SLR cameras is that there is a wide range of lenses available. It does not necessarily have to be a lens from the respective camera manufacturer, such as Canon, Nikon, Sony or Pentax, because you can also opt for a sometimes cheaper lens or one with different qualities from a third-party manufacturer. Lens manufacturers such as Sigma, Tamron, Tokina and Zeiss, for example, offer a wide range of choices for almost all common lens bayonets. With a digital SLR camera, you are free to choose whether you want to shoot with a fast fixed focal length or a flexible and practical zoom lens.

Lens reflex cameras for every user

are available for beginners, ambitious amateur photographers and professionals who earn their living with them. Two things are the same for cameras in different price and performance classes, namely the excellent feel and good workmanship. The body of an SLR camera is shaped in such a way that it can be held comfortably and securely in the hands, even with a larger Lens. Even big names such as Leica and Hasselblad are convinced of the versatility and possible uses of this practical camera. Depending on which sensor an SLR camera is equipped with and which Lens is used to take the photo, different effects can be achieved. For example, a camera with a full-frame sensor and a fast Lens makes it easy to crop the photographed object against the background. Thanks to the speed and impressive performance in continuous shooting mode, SLR cameras can literally freeze movements. It is also possible to take long exposures with a suitable neutral density filter, for example, which impress above all with their calm and gentle appearance.

Flexibility of SLR cameras

cIn omparison to cameras with smaller sensors, SLR cameras have a far better imaging performance, the full potential of which is exploited when the option of integrated raw data storage is used. This allows the photographer to exert a great deal of influence on the look of the image in post-processing even after the shot has been taken. In the meantime, the SLR camera with its range of available and adaptable Lens has also arrived among filmmakers. With the extensive range of accessories, the camera can be fully adapted to the needs of the user, making it equally enjoyable for professional wedding photographers, amateur photographers and ambitious filmmakers.

Alternative: The system camera