{mosgoogle}The Best Digital Cameras For Intermediate To Advanced

So you feel your point and shoot digital camera no longer cuts it for you, huh? Think it's time to step up and play with the big boys? Well, you're in luck! We've put together a list of the top 10 intermediate to advance digital cameras currently for sale. Anyone of the cameras listed will give you amazing photo quality and offer enough manual controls to keep you guessing at what they do for weeks. Not only do we show the cameras and give you their pros and cons, but our price engine will also show you where to get the best deal on it. Happy shooting!

Canon EOS 20D

No one should be surprise to see Canon on this list. After all, they're the number one player in this market. The EOS 30D is an update of the very popular EOS 10D and the newest member of biggest family of digital SLRs currently available from one company. What keeps Canon’s digital SLR cameras on the cutting edge is the company’s commitment to share the innovative new digital imaging technology pioneered on their top of the line professional cameras with their cheaper consumer models.

The primary result of this family attitude is that the Canon EOS 30D is smaller, lighter, faster, and higher resolution than its predecessor. You can find digital SLRs that cost less than the EOS 30D, but you won't find one that is better for the money.

Canon PowerShot G6

From silver to black and back again, Canon's latest model in the G series sports more than just a new paint job. In addition to a 7 megapixel CCD, this PowerShot G5 replacement has a slightly larger LCD - 2 inches, compared to 1.8 - and uses a nine-point autofocus system similar to that of the EOS 20D, which Canon claims delivers twice the focusing speed. Even though it lacks a digital SLR body, the images shot with this camera are nothing short of outstanding. It’s also one of the less expensive advanced digital cameras out there. Perfect for someone who wants to step up but isn't quite ready for a pure digital SLR yet.