DSLR cameras

Digital reflex camera

— the most technically advanced class of digital cameras. It got its name from the system of mirrors installed in the camera body; thanks to these mirrors, the light enters the viewfinder directly through the lens (and not through the auxiliary window, as on compact cameras), and the photographer, the user, sees exactly what will be taken. At the same time, the camera matrix is closed from light — the light hits it only at the time of shooting, due to which it practically does not heat up and the noise in the resulting image is minimized. Lenses for SLR cameras are interchangeable.