Your choice of DSLR camera depends mainly on three things: your budget, your level of photographic skill, and what and where you are using your photographs for. If you are mainly a hobbyist who has plenty of money to spare and has the patience to learn the minutiae of the most expensive and advanced digital cameras on the market, then go ahead and buy the expensive models. But the best DSLR camera for photography beginners must be easy to use and relatively inexpensive. Most beginners do not need all those advanced features. After all, it is half the photographer's skill and half the camera type which produces the photographic image. All the bells and whistles of the most expensive DSLR cameras are useless if the photographer lacks the requisite skills to exploit them.

Here are the best cameras for photography beginners:

Released in March of 2011, the Canon OES Rebel T3 1100D is relatively inexpensive and has all the features that you need to capture stunning images. It has 12.2 megapixels of resolution. The Rebel model also has the revolutionary automatic dust control feature. A live view LCD function is also included.

Released in September of 2012, another wonderful DSLR camera for beginners is the Nikon D3100. It boasts of 14.2 megapixels of resolution, a full HD 1080p video, and a three-inch live view LCD. Think of it as a fully packed version of a high-end point and shoot camera with HD video capability.

These two camera models are the basic DSLR camera types for beginners.

Take note, too, that you can always buy a cheap camera body and invest on the pricey lenses. Any DSLR camera is only as good as the quality of the lens that you use on it. Master your photographic techniques first and get comfortable with shooting. Specialize if possible. Do you want urban photography? Or does wildlife photography sounds more like fun to you? Do you want to earn a little passive income on the side and do stock photography instead? After that, start building your photographic gear. Get filters. Get all those fancy photographic equipment. Hopefully, you can build an enjoyable and satisfying profession out of photography.

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