first up the canon EOS 90d   

our pick for best DSLR camera for most people the canon EOS 90d is the perfect middle ground camera for the average user it brings professional level quality fast shutter speeds great photos and video all at a reasonable price point considering what you're getting the 32.5 megapixel CMOS sensor's light capturing design helps deliver clear high resolution images, and you'll enjoy fast continuous shooting and autofocus, so you'll never miss a shot the dual pixel CMOS autofocus provides fast and accurate autofocus and eye detection AF even detects and focuses on your subject's eye for natural expressive portraits and movies the front and rear control layout places the mode dial and power switch on the left side of the top plate the hot shoe is at the center along with the pop-up flash with the bulk of shooting controls on the right side for capturing video you have the option to shoot in either 4k at 30 fps or in 1080p at up to 120 fps a 3-inch fully articulating touch enabled rear screen can be used for tap to focus and shoot as well as to review images and zoom in or out if shooting video in 4k is a priority for you, you might want to check out the 4k options on the canon EOS 5d mark iv coming up later in the video the EOS 90d also uses a 216 zone metering system that takes data from an RGB and infrared sensor and analyzes it for exposure and overall brightness and then is adjusted for the frame it does a great job whether your subject is in sunlight shadow or even backlit if you're looking for a camera that is going to work great in almost any situation and is reasonably priced the canon 90d is going to be the camera for you, it's definitely not as good as something like the Nikon d850 or canon 5d mark iv we'll talk about later but at less than half the price it will deliver similar results for most people

 next up is the Nikon d850 

our pick for the best DSLR camera for photography if you shoot a variety of subjects that cover everything from landscapes to portraits or even fast action subjects there's no better DSLR for general photography than the Nikon d850 the 45.7 megapixel full-frame sensor captures the finest detail possible at a continuous shooting speed of 9 frames per second at full resolution and with the light collecting elements being closer to the surface of the sensor the BSI design delivers excellent low light performance the electronic shutter is a perfect solution for situations where mechanical noise would be frowned upon with it enabled you'll be able to shoot up to 6 frames per second at full resolution or at 30 frames per second at a resolution of 8 megapixels this makes the d850 ideal for shooting in quiet areas or for situations like theatrical performances that are more on the serious side your shooting activities won't disturb anyone, and you'll always be able to get the shots you need when shooting video the d850 utilizes the full width of the sensor to capture 4k UHD video and can even shoot 4k time-lapse clips and process them in camera or 8k time-lapse clips using the silent interval timer this camera is pretty light on power consumption too, so you can expect to get up to 1840 shots at a full charge or up to 70 minutes of video an electronic vibration reduction system helps reduce camera shake when shooting movies handheld and there are ports for an external microphone and audio monitoring for shooting video for the wireless transfer of images the d850 uses Nikon's snap bridge connectivity using Bluetooth between the camera and your device and has the option to transfer images as you shoot which is a great convenience the Nikon d850 is an excellent choice for general photography it's packed with photographic features and backs these up with impressive performance stunning  image quality and great battery life

 next up is the canon 5d mark iv  

next up is the canon EOS rebel t8i  

our pick for best DSLR for beginners the canon EOS rebel t8i is a solid DSLR that's perfect for beginners hobbyists and content creators, and it has a few features that are usually found in higher end canon cameras this camera features easy to use controls and guides to help novice photographers when needed it's small enough to fit comfortably in your hands and its buttons are sensibly placed allowing you to make quick and easy changes without disrupting your focus the 3-inch LCD touchscreen gives you greater visual control when setting focus points navigating menu settings and reviewing images the variable angle design of the touchscreen lets it flip out to the side and up and down making it easier to get low angle shots the t8i is equipped with a 24.1 megapixel sensor that captures fine details and true to life rich colors whether you're shooting portraits sports landscapes or just taking family shots this camera will tackle it all you won't miss a shot with the 45-point all-cross-type autofocus even in average to mixed lighting conditions the autofocus responds quickly and accurately when tracking fast-moving subjects an eye detection autofocus is a feature that significantly helps maintain focus on your subject's eye if there is movement in the foreground and background or if multiple people are in your shot not only does a t8i record video in crisp UHD 4k at up to 24 frames per second its 16x9 vertical video output is perfect for vloggers and content creators who use popular social media platforms like Instagram's IGTV or Facebook stories the touchscreen LCD makes it easy to compose shots from odd angles and the camera's digital image stabilization does a good job at minimizing camera shake for smoother footage if you're new to photography or video and looking for a DSLR that's easy to use and makes it easy to get good results the canon EOS rebel t8i is a solid choice the t8i is ideal for shooting portraits landscapes or for capturing video

 lastly, the canon EOS 6d mark ii