What is the best digital SLR camera for a beginner photographer?

I agree that you should stick to Canon or Nikon. They're not only the most reliable and established brands, you also won't run into any problems purchasing any lenses or accessories you may need. In terms of the "best camera," the best answer can only be answered by you: what do you wish to use the camera for?

With that said, as a beginner, it may be a better idea to purchase an older model secondhand. Even the "entry-level" t2i has very many features that you may not even use. I myself have a six-year-old Nikon D70 that does just fine.

Because I'm only a hobbyist photographer, I feel like the new technologies in the more expensive camera bodies aren't necessary for what I want to do. Rather, invest in different lenses as your skill increases - they don't depreciate in value as camera bodies do, and can be used on future camera bodies should you decide to upgrade.

Look at Nikon range with your budget in mind Media Training.

I suggest sticking with Canon or Nikon. The other brands did some great things in the film day, but now it's a head to head between these two giants. I prefer Canon, and their most recent entry level camera is the T2i.

I recently did a video review comparing the 3 consumer level Canons, if you'd find that helpful.

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