The vast majority of new cameras are mirrorless, but there are still DSLRs on sale, both new and used. I've tested hundreds of cameras and am here to explain to fundamental differences between these ...

The Canon EOS 5D Mark IV is more than just a camera - it’s the end of an era. As the final small-bodied professional DSLR ...

The best mirrorless cameras routinely offer more features for video, like electronic viewfinders and in-body image stabilization. But if you’re a diehard DSLR fan in need of a capable video ...

Photo: Abby Ferguson Travel photography can spark new inspiration and bring fun back to the medium, and, of course, allow you ...

The Pentax K-1 Mark II delivers that traditional DSLR feeling – and this deal makes it hard to resist, with a free battery ...

Choosing between a DSLR and a mirrorless camera depends largely on your needs. Mirrorless cameras are great if you want a lightweight, compact camera with advanced video features and faster autofocus.

DSLR cameras still have the advantage of longer battery life than mirrorless ones, and later models can shoot impressive video that’s nearly on par with a mirrorless camera. Buying a DSLR also ...

This is a selection purely for the still photographers out there, because there is no video recording available on this camera. Instead, what you will be treated to is a full-frame DSLR that will ...

Shopping with a specific budget in mind? We've tested out the best cameras under prices ranging from $200 to $2000 to get the ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. DSLR cameras often offer better image quality and more flexibility, that's why I still prefer it over my smartphone for taking pictures.

In hobbyist and professional photography circles, mirrorless cameras have replaced the mighty Digital Single-Lens Reflex (DSLR) as the go-to for capturing the sharpest images and video.