Nikon and Canon have always been competitors in the race for digital imaging is more time and again, these giant picture come up again with its latest entry-level offerings through the Canon EOS 500D and Nikon D3000. These cameras are primarily targeted at consumers who are willing to change their compact digital cameras to a DSLR.

Canon latest entry-level model, EOS 500D has a 15.1 megapixel resolution using its APS-C size CMOS sensor proves to be excellent in low light and produces images with extremely low noise. Nikon D3000 starts with a 10.2 megapixel conservative, but with the CCD sensor gives very good results at ISO 800. Below seedlings of light, the D3000 can still provide acceptable images at ISO 1600. New budding photographers should be remembered that the images with higher resolution means more MBs, therefore, smaller photos on your card.

Another feature that is commonly considered is self-focus. Consumers who recently moved from compact are used this function and manual focus can find a bit of a challenge in certain shooting modes. The Nikon D3000 has a new system with 11-point AF Multi-CAM 1000 autofocus sensor giving frame coverage D3000 better compared to previous models of entry-level 3-point AF. Complementing the AF is the exceptional image processor Nikon's EXPEED processing the images with precision. Meanwhile, the Canon 500D is precise 9-point auto-focus systems ensure high accuracy of focus and the images are processed by DIGIC 4 Imaging Processor 14-bit A / D conversion, which ensures images are processed without compromising detail and accurate color reproduction. Added a feature on Canon is the ability to record videos. This is ideal for new switchers since this feature is similar to the compact digital camera. The EOS 500D offers recording and video playback in full HD with HDMI connection. However, shooting 1080p records clips gawky and is recommended to use 720p which makes losing the ability to HD.

Both cameras use SD and SDHC compatible and displays both have 3.0 "LCD. Meanwhile, only Canon has Live View ability to shoot from awkward angles easier. One advantage that Nikon offers the D3000 is your guide on-camera, which is highly recommended for enthusiasts of the new picture. This feature can be selected from the top Exposure Mode / Scene mode dial and has three sections: 1) Shoot, 2) View / Delete and 3) Set-Up User gives teaches about how to configure and use the D3000.

Comparing prices, the Canon 500D suggested retail price of USD $ 1199 is to the body or only SGD $ 2099 for the EOS II Kit with 18-55mm lens, while D3000 with the Nikon AF-S DX VR 18-55mm is more economical in SGD $ 988.

These two new cameras are both user-friendly and easy to use. So choose between these two products can be a little complicated, or you look at the resources, you consider the price or whatever your preference is – Select Nikon or Canon.

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