DSLR stands for Digital Single-Lens Reflex, a camera system known for its optical viewfinder and interchangeable lenses. Learn why they’re still popular.

How to settle the question of DSLR vs mirrorless – which should you buy? Amy Davies discusses the key differences, and pros ...

a viewfinder through which you can compose the scene you want to capture In a DSLR, you also have the mirror array inside. This is the biggest difference between these camera types.

Explained in the most simple terms, the sensor inside a full-frame camera is the size of a standard frame of 35mm film. This is where the term full-frame comes from.

Reflex: This points at how the mirror inside a DSLR camera works by reflecting light from the lens up into the optical viewfinder. When put together, the term "DSLR" itself is enough to explain ...

DSLR cameras let you have the experience of seeing directly through the lens with the mirrored optical viewfinder and in many cases, the battery life is better. The Nikon D780 is the best DSLR you ...

DSLR vs. mirrorless: the tech divide. The Nikon Z9 mirrorless camera remains large, built for professionals. Photo: Nikon. DSLRs (Digital Single Lens Reflex) use a mirror mechanism to reflect light ...

With photos you could use the viewfinder, but you can't with video. Companies like Zacuto have solved this problem with a $395 viewfinder that attaches to your LCD screen to provide you with an ...

There’s no doubt that mirrorless cameras are the future and DSLR cameras are, well, about to become “vintage.” That’s because after a nearly three decade run, which stretched from the late ’80s to the ...