SLR Digital Cameras - Why Have A SLR Digital Camera

Executive Summary By Brad Burns

In the modern day of point and shoot digital cameras, it has to be queried as to whether there is any place for the SLR digital camera any more. Well for the fans of SLR rest assured as SLR cameras are still being made by companies such as Canon, Minolta and Olympus to name but a few.

As you are already probably aware SLR cameras are bigger but have more options, and for this reason SLR cameras tend to be more expensive than point and click ones. But what exactly is an SLR camera

SLR stands for single-lens reflex. As cameras go, SLR has been the favoured type used by professional photographers for decades. One of the qualities and even an advantage of using a digital SLR camera, is that it is generally easier and faster to shoot and it tends to be more flexible than a normal camera.

Get More Control With SLR Digital Cameras

Executive Summary By Jonathan Popoola

A huge change ensued a couple of years ago, when the birth of digital cameras changed the way people took pictures. With digital cameras making things almost too easy for pictures to turn out fine, there are still those people who get their rush from taking things one step further. These people want to have more control in manipulating the images they want to take, while having the convenience of the digital camera.

The SLR digital or single lens reflex digital camera has been gaining popularity in the recent years. Because these cameras provide just the right amount of balance between the convenience of the digital slr and the opportunity of creative control from regular single lens reflex cameras, people are getting into the SLR digital camera craze.

Single lens reflex digital slr have faster auto focus compared to other cameras. Full zoom control can also be expected from a SLR digital cam. Obviously, one cannot simply do all the zooming with a regular digital camera. The SLR digital camera can also be enhanced with a myriad of accessories that may accompany it.