Dslr reviews from Reddit
Summary
We analyzed 324 Reddit reviews across 23 subreddits and 69 posts to rank the best Dslr brands recommended by redditors, including communities like r/Nikon, r/canon, r/photography, r/AskPhotography, r/Cameras. Top-rated brands include Nikon (4.2/5), Canon (4.3/5), Sony (4.5/5).
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Reviews324
Subreddits23
Posts69
Brands8
Products96
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#1
Nikon
4.2
(163)
"I picked up a D200 for $100. Amazing camera even better for the price."
"The Nikon D500 is probably the best DSLR where you get speed and reach because of the crop sensor."
"Good video and DSLR? Nikon D780."
"Forget about these and look at least for D810. D810 has much better colors in low loght and much better AF."
"I would pick the D800. The D800 (36mp) gives more resolution than the D750 (24mp)."
"I'd look no further than used Nikon D3300 with used Nikon AF-S 35mm f/1.8 DX lens."
"I love my Nikon d800’s: full frame"
"Nikon d5600: crop sensor"
"Why not look at a used D800 or even a D850, you’re already familiar with the camera operation and they have the video features you want."
"Nikon D7000. Two card slots, can use any F mount Nikon lens plus meter manual lenses."
#2
Canon
4.3
(128)
"I would say for a DSLR the Canon 1DX III with either a EF 400mm f/2.8 or the 600mm f/4 lens."
"Canon EOS R1 with the RF 600 f/4 L and / or the RF 400 f/2.8. Add a 1.4x extender to the kit too."
"The 60D is available for cheap and is still a great camera. I still use it."
"The Canon 60D is midrange, and will do just about everything you could ask it."
"R7! Great little camera."
"R7 and adapter and all your EF lenses are golden. That 17-55 f2.8 is an awesome lens."
"The R7 is the top of the crop sensor lineup, and it pairs very nicely with your 17-55 f/2.8."
"Well I bought a M50II with a EF adapter and a 15 - 45mm EF-M lens as an upgrade from my T3i (600D). The difference is amazing with significantly less noise at higher ISOs and incredible dynamic range."
"The r10 is absolutely phenomenal with the ef17-55/2.8."
"Just the regular Canon EOS-R adapter - may as well go officially to ensure maximum compatibility."
#3
Sony
4.5
(21)
"I'll second the a6700 and ZVE10ii suggestions. The best part is your Nikon F mount lenses can easily be adapted to Sony E mount too."
"The ZV-E10 is great. I’ve used it for several years. The stabilization, 10 bit color, viewfinder and 4K 60fps on the a6700 are worth the difference in price."
"A6700"
"Yea the a6700 can do 4k 10 bit 4:2:2."
"I would recommend the Sony a6700, it is a fantastic hybrid stills/video option with some good content creator features."
"Sony a6000 with some vintage macro lens! Produces very great results for me"
"It's pretty dang small and it's a fantastic camera."
"I'd recommend checking out Sony Mirrorless DSLRs. There are a lot more here in China and the lenses, filters, and other accessories are easy to get."
"Sony if pro. Fuji if hobby. DSLRs are outdated."
"Sony ZV-E10. It's equivalent to the Sony a6000 series."
#4
Pentax
4.0
(4)
"I got a Pentax dslr and then a Pentax film camera and most of my lenses are interchangable."
"Pentax K1000."
"I'd suggest Pentax and some classic lenses, as the K mount lenses can be swapped between digital and analog bodies."
"Pentax k100d."
#5
Sigma
4.7
(3)
"If your budget is around 1000 then heed all of our advice and go for the Sigma 150-600 Contemporary. You will get the best bang for the money."
"Easiest would be get a Sigma C 150-600 EF lens and you can practice with the camera you have."
"I started with an even lower model Canon body to start, and then bought a used Sigma 150-500 mm lens for it."
#6
Panasonic
4.0
(2)
"Try a Panasonic Lumix LX100. Not DSLR it's a 4/3rds, but my favourite and it fits in your pocket"
"Def recommend the Lumix LX100 if you want a compact camera."
#7
Nikon D3300
4.0
(2)
"Note that the D3300 is compatible with the AF-P lenses"
"I’d say D3300, and pair it with the 70-300 AF-P VR DX"
#8
Curve
5.0
(1)
"High quality, extremely easy to setup, check out their videos on YouTube."
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