How do you pick the best camera when there are so many options available?

It’s not even about getting the most expensive or powerful camera – it’s about getting the right camera for the job. To begin, you need to know what kind of photographer you are and what you want to shoot. It also depends on your budget and preferred shooting style. So, here’s our list of the top five cameras that you can buy in 2022 –

Nikon D3500. 

Specifications –

• Sensor – APS-C
• Megapixels – 24.2 MP
• ISO – 100 to 25600
• Max Video Resolution – Full HD
• User Level – Beginner

 It’s the ideal no-frills entry-level and the most advanced DSLR available.

Its simplicity, controls, and image quality make it our top recommendation for anyone just getting started. The D3500 lacks a number of features, including a fixed rear screen that isn’t touch-sensitive, hybrid on-sensor autofocus, and the ability to shoot 4K video. However, its 24-megapixel sensor produces super-sharp, super-high quality images, and Nikon’s latest AF-P retracting kit lens is a miniature marvel that focuses very quickly in live view, despite the lack of on-sensor phase-detection autofocus.

Olympus OM-D E-M10 Mark IV. 

Specifications –

• Sensor – Micro Four Thirds
• Megapixels – 20.3
• Max Shooting Speed – 8.7fps
• Max Video Resolution – 4k UHD
• User Level – Beginner / Intermediate

 Olympus’ entry-level camera is powerful, inexpensive, and versatile. It also provides a super-light travel system. The Olympus OM-D E-M10 Mark IV is ideal for learning about photography and video, with a flip-over screen for selfies and very good in-body image stabilisation, and is portable enough for daily use. It has a smaller Micro Four Thirds sensor than other mirrorless cameras or DSLRs, but it has the advantage of smaller and lighter lenses. This is a fantastic little camera that is far more powerful than it appears and could serve you well for a long time.

 Fujifilm X-S10 camera.

Specifications –

• Sensor – APS-C
• Megapixels – 26.1 MP
• Max Continuous Shooting Speed – 30/8fps
• Max Video Resolution – 4k
• User Level – Intermediate / Expert

Not only it has small size, powerful features, and but also wide selection of Fujifilm lenses. It surely lacks the external exposure controls found on higher-level X-series cameras, but that’s the only complaint you’ll have, and it’s clear that this is no ‘amateur’ camera. because its build quality and handling are immediately noticeable The switch to a conventional mode dial may disappoint Fujifilm fans, but the excellent finish, build quality, and handling, as well as the inclusion of IBIS (in-body stabilisation), give this camera a very broad appeal, particularly in this price range, producing perhaps the best combination of performance, quality, and value in the APS-C mirrorless camera market right now.

Sony Alpha a6000 with 16-50mm Lens.

Specifications –

• Sensor – APS C CMOS
• Megapixels – 24 MP
• Max Video Resolution – 4k
• User Level – Enthusiast

The Sony Alpha a6000 Mirrorless Digital Camera lets you shoot unforgettable moments in superb 24MP quality. With its cutting edge components, manual controls, and compatibility with a range of lenses, this camera makes up for a superior alternative to bulky DSLRs.

The Sony Alpha a6000’s Fast Hybrid AF combines the strengths of both contrast and phase detection autofocus to ensure that the perfect moments are captured perfectly. Available in a black finish, the Sony Alpha a6000 Mirrorless Digital Camera can shoot stunning images in 0.06s with its ultra fast autofocus. Physical Features Key Features 16-50mm Lens 24.3 MP BIONZ X Full HD movies 11 fps continuous shooting with AF tracking Eye AF High-resolution OLED Tru-Finder Tiltable 3 in LCD screen Black Capture Big This Sony a6000 Digital Camera outclasses many cameras in its category by incorporating an APS C size sensor that offers 13 times the area of 1 2.3 sensor. – The result is an outstanding class of image capturing performance in any environment. Sharper, Faster, Better – This Sony Alpha 6000 camera delivers three times the processing speed of earlier models, as it incorporates a highly proficient BIONZ X image processor. It reduces blurry details, suppresses visual noise in particular areas, and accurately capture textures to ensure sharp images.

Canon EOS 90D.

Specifications –

• Sensor – APS -C
• Megapixels – 32.5 MP
• Max Burst Speed – 10fps
• Max Video Resolution – 4k
• User Level – Enthusiast

Canon makes excellent cameras, and the EOS 90D serves as a reminder of how good DSLRs can be. We know mirrorless cameras are popular, but we’ve included the Canon EOS 90D for all the DSLR fans we know are still out there – and for those who have drawers full of Canon lenses! The Canon EOS 90D is an incredible APS-C workhorse camera that combines the highest resolution ever seen in an APS-C sensor of 32.5MP with a high-speed frame rate of 10fps, and it also manages glorious uncropped 4K video, without that annoying crop that has plagued Canon cameras in the past. Its handling and ergonomics are delightful, reminding us why shooting on a DSLR is such an enjoyable tactile experience, and it’s available at a welcome enthusiast price point – not to mention the optical viewfinder, which many people still prefer to the electronic viewfinders on mirrorless cameras. If Canon continues to produce models as good as this, rumors of the DSLR’s demise will have been greatly exaggerated.

Canon EOS R5 camera.

Specifications –

• Sensor – Full Frame CMOS
• Megapixels – 45MP
• Continuous Shooting Speed – 12fps Mechanical Shutter, 20fps Electronic Shutter
• Max Video Resolution – 8K DCI or UHD at 30p
• User Level – Professional

 The EOS R5 isn’t just technically brilliant; it’s also one of the best-handling pro cameras on the market. Canon’s latest flagship mirrorless camera, the EOS R5, appears to be attempting to corner every market segment at once. It has a brand-new 45MP sensor that produces images with incredible detail thanks to a new low-pass filter, as well as the EOS-1D X Mark III’s class-leading autofocus system, which has a whopping 5,940 AF points for photography and 4,500 for video. The video specs on the EOS R5 are nothing short of cutting-edge. Internally, it can capture uncropped 8K Raw video at up to 29.97fps in 4:2:2 12-bit Canon Log or HDR PQ (both H.265) in both UHD and DCI – this is cinema-quality stuff, and Canon knows it. 4K capture at up to 119.88fps is also possible, and the new Frame Grab function allows you to capture high-resolution 35.4MP stills from your 8K footage, ensuring you never miss a moment.

If a photographer cares about the people before the lens and is compassionate, much is given. It is the photographer, not the camera, that is the instrument.