When seeking the best DSLR for a new photographer, selecting an entry-level model will save money while providing good results.

 If you think you're ready to move from a beginner-level camera to a more advanced camera, understanding the differences between cameras will be helpful.

 A DSLR camera is quite a bit different than a point and shoot camera, so you'll improve your results if you understand some key tips to using a DSLR for the first time.

 DSLR cameras can be split into two categories, advanced models aimed at intermediate and professional photographers and models aimed at consumers.

 One feature that's now found on nearly every DSLR camera is a popup flash, which is a handy option for flash photography.

 There are two types of interchangeable lens cameras (ILCs) on the market: DSLR cameras and mirrorless ILCs. Understand the differences in this article!