Best Digital Cameras - priceAsc sortBy, Built-in flash Flash Type, Under $1500

'Highest resolution Canon APS-C camera yet.'

'Even without scrutinising, images from the Canon EOS 750D are impressive. '

'the touch-screen is detail-rich (in all but very bright light) and is very responsive.'

'Fast AF. Accessible hardware.'

'Rounded specification.'

'The camera is also equipped with Sony's latest processor, the Bionz X, something which is also found in the A7/A7R. '

'Despite the significant resolution the A6000 does a really good job of handling image rendering. '

'Lots of customisation options available.'

'With faster burst shooting, improved autofocus and much greater ISO range, the 7D MkII is clearly a superior camera. '

'Stacks of customisation.'

'The menu system is vast, and there are a lot of features available there that might not be apparent at first glance.'

'It’s also a huge improvement over the Fujifilm X100S.'

'It only takes one glance at the Fujifilm X100T to know it's a special little camera. '

'It's an impressive object that many pricier models could learn from.'

' The X100T takes Fujifilm's concept of a high-end fixed lens compact into its third and most successful generation. '

'It isn't a true successor to the 6-year-old D700, or just a cheaper, less well-specified version of the D810 - instead, the D750 is a compelling camera in its own right that actually out-performs the D810 in some areas. '

'It's a powerful and versatile camera that's arguably more compelling than the D810 for most photographers at around two thirds of the price.'

'The D750 is a great SLR camera. '

'Irrelevant of its tilt-angle screen the Nikon D750 brings together many successful elements that make it an undeniably great DSLR camera. '