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Digital SLRs are as easy to use as compact digital cameras. All have ‘point-and-shoot’ fully automatic modes, so beginners can explore the more advanced options at their own pace.

Having said that, it maybe necessary to modify your shootingtechnique a little if you are used to a compact digital camera. This is because digital SLRs have much less depth-of-field (near-to-far sharpness) than compacts, so when you graduate to an SLR you will need to get to grips with lens apertures and how these affect depth-of-field.

Finally, because the pictures are sharper than those from compacts (and digital SLR users will be expecting more from their photos anyway) it is a good idea to invest in a tripod to help avoid camera-shake in low light and to aid careful composition whenever time and space permit.