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imho the 2 biggest differences between a DSLR and a compact is the focus speed and the dynamic range. DLSRs have larger sensors, so by laws of physics, they gat
by mtw 15y ago
imho the 2 biggest differences between a DSLR and a compact is the focus speed and the dynamic range. DLSRs have larger sensors, so by laws of physics, they gather more light and will always have more dynamic range than compacts or smartphones
- ajkessler 15y agoMostly yes, but there are a number of compact cameras that now have aps-c sized sensors; the same ones used in entry level dslrs.
- dagw 15y agoI can think of four off the top of my head. Sigma DP1, sigma DP2, Leica X1, and the Fuji X100. The first two will cost you as much as an entry level DSLR, the latter two a lot more. Non of them can be considered a reasonable equivalent or replacement for an entry level dslr. What cameras where you thinking about?
- mtw 15y agoI think he refers to the new mirrorless cameras, such as panasonic gf1 or sony NEX system. but they do have interchangeable lenses