Nikon Dslr Camera

Latest Nikon DSLRs

The newest DSLRs by Nikon are the entry-level D3500, upper entry-level D5600, midrange D7500, prosumer level D850 and high-end professional level D5 cameras. 

Nikon Entry-Level DSLRs

The entry-level cameras use the Nikon DX-format which is another name for APS-C image sensor format that is approximately 24x16 mm. Some famous entry-level cameras are D3500, D3400 and D3300. All three of these aptly equipped cameras use a 24.2-megapixel sensor. Most of the newer versions are equipped with WIFI capabilities as well as Full HD and HD recording. 

Nikon Upper-Entry Level DSLRs

The Upper entry-level consumer models, as well as two midrange cameras, are the only Nikon DSLRs with the articulated tilt-and-swivel display. The three most popular upper entry-level cameras are the D5600. D5500 and D5300. While all three models feature a 24 megapixel CMOS sensor and EXPEED 4 processor, they all are equipped with WIFI and Bluetooth connectivity and D5500 is the first Nikon DSLR to feature a touchscreen display. The tilt and swivel displays allow for unobtrusive filming from unusual perspectives. 

Nikon Mid-range DSLRs

Midrange level cameras come with DX sensors and are more advanced than the entry-level ones. Most of the cameras in this category are fully loaded and highly equipped devices. The most recent in this category is the D7500 which is a DX-format 20.9 megapixel CMOS sensor camera and uses the EXPEED5 image processor. Most of these cameras are equipped with 4K shooting capabilities as well as Viewfinder with 100% frame coverage and higher magnification. This category is further divided into two segments which cater to the High-end Prosumers and the High-end Professionals.

Nikon High-End Prosumers DSLRs

The high-end Prosumer line is targeted at pro-consumers who are looking for non-heavy duty, basic mechanical/weather resistance and electronic features of the professional cameras. The popular cameras in the pro-consumer category are D850, D500 and D810A.

Nikon High-End Professionals DSLRs

The high-end Professional line includes heavy-duty fully loaded weather-resistant cameras, intended for the pure professional audience. The D5, D4S and D4 are few of the best heavy-duty cameras in this category.

Which one to buy?

Which Nikon DSLR  is best for you, depends on several things such as your expertise level, camera needs, budget, required features and potential accessories. While buying a DSLR, you can make the final decision around the features of the camera like its sensor size, processing speed, megapixels, video modes, as well as shooting modes and connectivity options. A sports and wildlife photographer may look for a high FPS while someone filming weddings and parties will need a good high ISO performance. Whether you are a professional wildlife photographer or beaming parents looking to take a plunge into documenting the journey of their newborn, Nikon DSLR cameras will help you preserve all the beautiful and special moments in your life that you can share with generations and cherish forever.