DSLR cameras is also called Digital-SLR, (Single lens reflex) a type of photographic cam with single-lens reflex , which storage media of the captured image is an electronic sensor rather than 35 mm film used in chemical photography.
Its most important feature is the use of controlling systems for the automation of most of the mechanisms of sealing devices, synchronization with flashes (both internal and external), and in general most camera functions, but still they behave in most aspects (approach shot, stabilization) as electromechanical devices like their predecessors. In most cases remain the same features (and compatibility, depending on the manufacturer) regarding the traditional SLR system, popularized worldwide since 1959, the Nikon F.
