In this segment we take a look at a few DSLR’s for someone who is looking to get into the world of digital photography. Some of these camera’s include a video function. Entry Level DSLR Cameras bit.ly Newsletter Article: Entry-Level DSLRs bit.ly
So I’m planning to get a DSLR next week, and I was wondering if it makes a difference if a DSLR has only 3 AF points [you probably know which camera I'm talking about].
If I’m using Manual Focus, do the Auto-Focus points matter? I know of other entry-level DSLRs that have at least 7 to 9 AF points.
The Canon Digital Rebel XTi is a great entry level SLR for those who want to learn photography skills. Cpfitz14 gives a detailed review of what this camera can do for you and how simple it is to learn to use.
How does autofocus actually work on a camera? Do more expensive dslr’s have a better AF system than an entry level dslr?
Are there weaknesses to AF systems? Do different manufacturers use different technologies to achieve AF?
See the description for the Amazon links for the camera reviews: 1. Canon EOS 5D Mark II www.netreviewzone.com 2. Nikon D5000 www.netreviewzone.com 3. Canon PowerShot S90 www.netreviewzone.com 4. Panasonic Lumix DMC-GF1 www.netreviewzone.com 5. Kodak EasyShare Z915 www.netreviewzone.com