Buyers’ Guide: Best DSLRs and ILCs for under $1000

Good-quality DSLRs and interchangeable lens cameras (ILCs) typically provide plenty of manual controls, comfortable ergonomics, and support a legacy of lenses for years to come. But Old or new, getting hold of a quality digital camera still requires you to put down a decent chunk of change. In this article we’re going to look at ten of the best DSLRs and ILCs available for under $1,000. We’ve included current cameras that we really like, and last-generation bargains, too.

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Comments

Depends who’s driving.

DLSR = digital single-lens reflex
mirrorless = mirrorless

can you compare F1 with go karts?

of course not…

Your analogy makes as much sense as flamingos in the arctic. I have no idea what you are trying to say. DSLR is too broad of a group, everything from the go-kart to a formula one falls in the DSLR category, and the same could be said for mirrorless, but both are interchangeable lens.

Rip Van Winkle says, shouldn’t $700 be able to buy a good DSLSR or Compact System camera.

I think the pentax k30/50 should be considered too. Its got pretty great features for its price. I’m sure its below $1000 too.

Just my thoughts.