The Nikon D500 is Nikon’s long overdue upgrade to the professional level DX camera that replaces the previously released D300 & D300S. Initially delivered in spring 2016, this camera targets aspiring professionals or experts looking for a professional-grade APS-C sized camera.

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Initially released in the fall of 2013, the Canon 70D was easily one of the most anticipated cameras released that year. Officially it’s the replacement to the older 60D. But, in many respects, it simultaneously replaces the original 7D as well.

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The Nikon D3400 enters the realm of entry-level Digital SLRs as the successor to the D3300. Coming in with a 24.2 megapixel CMOS sensor along with industry leading battery life, the D3400 was aimed at the beginning photographer looking to ditch their smartphone camera for a consumer-level Digital SLR.

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The Nikon D3200 is an entry-level APS-C digital SLR, initially released spring 2012, boasts a 24.2 megapixel CMOS sensor that provides double the resolution of its predecessor. At first glance, the D3200 looks identical to the D3100, similar size, shape, and layout. But, upon further examination, the improvements supplied make the D3200 a far superior camera and a solid successor.

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The Nikon D3100 is the next installment in Nikon’s D3000 series of APS-C cropped sensor cameras. Released initially fall 2010, it came with a 14.2 megapixel CMOS sensor and, while looks complicated at first, belongs to the lowest end line Nikon makes.

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Initially released spring 2017, the 77D sits roughly between Canon’s 80D and the T7 digital SLR cameras. Technically, it’s the unofficial successor to the T6S. But, one Canon aims as an extra option in their lower mid-range lineup for users looking at their 80D but feel its price is too high.

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Initially released fall of 2016, Canon’s M5 is a mid-range mirrorless camera that replaces the previously released M3. It’s a camera that Canon aims to compete with Panasonic’s G85, Fujifilm’s X-T10, Nikon’s D7200, and Sony’s a6300.

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The Canon SL2, also known as the EOS 200D, is a unique offering from Canon that’s considered a “miniature” digital SLR. It replaces the previously released Canon 100D, which was Canon’s smallest and lightest SLR to date.

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Despite their low price point, entry-level cameras are vital to the success of camera manufacturers. These are the cameras that consumers start their journeys with and enter their careers as photographers or videographers.

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The Canon 80D, initially released spring 2016, replaces the previously released 70D. It belongs to Canon’s top line of APS-C sized digital SLRs and one that competes with the Nikon D7200, Sony a6300, and Panasonic G7.

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