SLR Cameras

Single lens reflex, or SLR, cameras have been a popular type of camera for decades. Popular as 35mm cameras, medium format cameras using 120 film, and now digital cameras, SLRs solve a number of issues found in alternative camera forms. more »

As digital SLR cameras become affordable for hobbyists, more and more users are moving away from point and shoot cameras and are choosing to invest in an excellent DSLR camera. Choosing digital SLR cameras can seem intimidating to the average photographer. more »

SLR stand for "Single Lens Reflex," which means when the photographer looks through the view finder, the photographer is seeing exactly what the lens sees. By being able to see through the lens , the photographer knows exactly how the image will look when taken. Paired with manual settings, the photographer can have complete control... more »

Whether the camera is film or digital based, many hobbyists and professional photographers alike use 35mm cameras in a manual mode. Overriding preset options such as exposure, focus and focusing points can greatly improve knowledge of photography concepts and how the photographer's individual camera operates. Greater creative control,... more »

The vast majority of cameras that use film take 35mm film. 35mm film was developed as a smaller format than other film sizes, and became the most popular film size for amateur photographers. Today, used 35mm cameras are available at very low prices. Several major camera manufacturers continue to make cameras that use 35mm film. more »