DSLR News

It's that time again when Shutterbug's editors and writers pick the best cameras and lenses of the year.

Yesterday we shared the news that Canon is developing a new flagship DSLR camera called the EOS-1D X Mark III. And today we have some of the first real world photos of this tough, speedy and powerful pro rig designed for sports shooters, photojournalists and any photographer craving the best of the best in camera gear.

Kenko Tokina just announced the new Tokina ATX-i 11-16mm F2.8 CF super wide-angle zoom lens for crop-sensor DSLR cameras from Nikon and Canon. According to Kenko Tokina, this new lens is designed for photographers who specialize in landscape, architecture, documentary, environmental portraits, and night sky imagery.

Newsflash! So-called entry-level DSLRs are no longer stripped-down models built to fit a bargain-basement price point. In fact, many budget DSLRs these days let you enter at a higher level photographically while not putting a dent in your wallet. The following are our choices for the five best DSLR kits (including lenses) for $750 or less.

This morning Canon launched a duo of 32.5-megapixel cameras, the EOS 90D DSLR and EOS M6 Mark II mirrorless models. Both cameras share a number of powerful capabilities in a different form factor.

When I was a teenager, every year without fail, we would go on our family camping trip. It was our traditional yearly pilgrimage.

We're not entirely sure how serious photographer Dani Diamond is in the below video titled "MUST WATCH: The Correct Way to Hold a Camera," but we appreciate his moxie. In the short humorous clip, Diamond shares his unique handgrip technique for holding a DSLR.