Canon EOS 250D

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The Canon EOS 250D (called the Digital Rebel SL3 in North America) is the world's lightest DSLR camera with a movable screen. The 24.1 megapixel 250D / SL3 offers Dual Pixel CMOS Auto Focusing with a whopping 143/3,975 AF points in live view mode and a more basic 9 AF points when using the optical viewfinder, supporting eye-detection and working down to -4 EV when using live view (-0.5 EV via the optical viewfinder).

The Canon EOS Rebel SL3 is a great option for beginners that are looking to get serious about photography. It's comfortable to hold, fun to use, and has a useful guide mode to help you learn photography's basics in real time. The optical viewfinder is small but adds flexibility and image quality is solid. Video quality is sub-par and users may eventually grow out of the simplified controls, but for its intended market, the SL3 is good value for money and will reward you with great photographs.

The Canon EOS 250D offers a compact DSLR experience, with Canon's reliable colour reproduction.

The Canon EOS 250D / Rebel SL3 is a compact DSLR aimed at first-time buyers looking for a step-up from the cheapest models. You get a 24 Megapixel APSC sensor, optical viewfinder, fully-articulated touchscreen and microphone input packed into one of Canon’s smallest and cutest bodies. In terms of features, the EOS 250D / SL3 remains very similar to its predecessor, the 200D / SL2, with the main update being the use of the DIGIC 8 processor which brings eye-detection in live view and 4k video, although sadly like the EOS M50, the 4k lacks dual-pixel autofocus and also incurs a tight crop. Luckily 1080p remains a joy to film with, with confident face detection and refocusing making the 250D / SL3 an ideal choice for vloggers who’ll also appreciate the flip-screen and mic input. But if you won’t use the eye-detection or 4k, I’d recommend comparing prices closely with the earlier 200D / SL2 as there may be bargains to be had.