Which is the best DSLR under 40000 in India? We’ve put together the best DSLR cameras in the range of Rs 35,000-Rs 40,000 in India for this month. As you would know, a lens makes as much impact to the quality of a photograph as the camera behind it. As such, some of these cameras are cheaper models bundled with additional lens for a discounted price and worth checking out, since buying lenses separately would be much more expensive.
So here goes the list of the best DSLR cameras under Rs 35,000 – Rs 40,000 in India. Also, check the best DSLR cameras under Rs 25,000, the best DSLR cameras under Rs 30,000 and the best DSLR cameras under Rs 50,000.
Best DSLR cameras under Rs 35,000 – Rs 40,000 in India (2018)
- Nikon D5300: 24.1MP, 39AF points, 600 shots, 18-55mm
- Canon EOS 200D: 24MP, DIGIC 7, 9AF points, 650 shots, 18-55mm
- Nikon D3400 : 24.1MP, 11AF points, 1200 shots, 18-55mm + 55-200mm
- Nikon D3500 : 24.1MP, 11AF points, 1550 shots, 18-55mm
- Nikon D3300: 24MP, 11AF points, 700 shots, 460g, 18-55mm + 70-300mm
- Canon EOS 1500D: 24MP, 9AF points, 500 shots, 475g, 18-55mm + 55-200mm
- Canon EOS 1300D: 18MP, 9AF points, 500 shots, 485g, 18-55mm + 55-200mm
Nikon D5300
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Why is this on top of our list? Because this camera sports some features like 60fps video recording, touch screen display, 5fps continuous shooting, high ISO range, 39 autofocus point, and a decent battery.
Why is this on top of our list? Because this camera sports some features like 60fps video recording, touch screen display, 5fps continuous shooting, high ISO range, 39 autofocus point, and a decent battery.
- Sensor
23.5 x 15.6 mm APS-C CMOS sensor - Image processing
EXPEED 4 - Maximum resolution
24.1MP - Display
Articulated 3.2″ 1040k-dot touch-screen - Continuous Shooting
5fps - Autofocus points
39 - ISO
100-25600 - Video
1080 60p - Battery
600 shots - Included lens
18-55mm - Weight
480g - First announced
Oct, 2013
Pros and Cons
- 5fps continuous shooting
- AF points
- Battery
- Touch screen
- Video 60fps
- ISO range
Canon EOS 200D
Summary
The Canon nomenclature is very confusing. Nonetheless, 200D is a great camera. Why? Because it has a large ISO range, excellent display along with touchscreen functionality. The image processing is also step above the entry level Canon cameras. The AF points disappoint though.
The Canon nomenclature is very confusing. Nonetheless, 200D is a great camera. Why? Because it has a large ISO range, excellent display along with touchscreen functionality. The image processing is also step above the entry level Canon cameras. The AF points disappoint though.
- Sensor
22.3 x 14.9 mm, APS-C CMOS sensor - Image processing
DIGIC 7 - Maximum resolution
24.2MP - Display
Articulated 3″ 1040k-dot articulated touch-screen - Continuous Shooting
5fps - Autofocus points
9 - ISO
100-25600 - Video
1080 30p - Battery
650 shots - Included lens
18-55mm - Weight
453g - First announced
Jun, 2017
Pros and Cons
- Touchscreen
- WiFi
- AF points
Nikon D3500
Summary
The most recent offering from Nikon. We particularly like the D3400 for its features such as 5fps burst shooting, respectable battery, 60fps video recording, and WiFi connectivity. The large ISO range can also be useful for night shots. However, the specs seem almost identical to the D3400. We’re not sure what exactly changed.
The most recent offering from Nikon. We particularly like the D3400 for its features such as 5fps burst shooting, respectable battery, 60fps video recording, and WiFi connectivity. The large ISO range can also be useful for night shots. However, the specs seem almost identical to the D3400. We’re not sure what exactly changed.
- Sensor
23.5 x 15.6 mm APS-C CMOS sensor - Image processing
EXPEED 4 - Maximum resolution
24.1MP - Display
Fixed 3″ 921k-dot - Continuous Shooting
5fps - Autofocus points
11 - ISO
100-25600 - Video
1080 60p - Battery
1550 shots - Included lens
18-55mm - Weight
365g - First announced
Aug, 2018
Pros and Cons
- 5fps continuous shooting
- Battery
- Video 60fps
- ISO
Nikon D3400
18-55mm + 70-300mm lens
18-55mm lens
Summary
An old horse from Nikon, but very reliable one. We particularly like the D3400 for its features such as 5fps burst shooting, respectable battery, 60fps video recording, and WiFi connectivity. The large ISO range can also be useful for night shots. The lends kit is great too.
An old horse from Nikon, but very reliable one. We particularly like the D3400 for its features such as 5fps burst shooting, respectable battery, 60fps video recording, and WiFi connectivity. The large ISO range can also be useful for night shots. The lends kit is great too.
- Sensor
23.5 x 15.6 mm APS-C CMOS sensor - Image processing
EXPEED 4 - Maximum resolution
24.1MP - Display
Fixed 3″ 921k-dot - Continuous Shooting
5fps - Autofocus points
11 - ISO
100-25600 - Video
1080 60p - Battery
1200 shots - Included lens
18-55mm + 70-300mm - Weight
395g - First announced
Aug, 2016
Pros and Cons
- 5fps continuous shooting
- Battery
- Lens kit
- Video 60fps
- ISO
Nikon D3300
Summary
This one is an ancient model but still not outdated. Some of the features that stand out include 5fps continuous shooting, 24MP sensor, and a large battery. But get the D3400, honestly. It’s a better camera for the same price. We like the lens combo too much.
This one is an ancient model but still not outdated. Some of the features that stand out include 5fps continuous shooting, 24MP sensor, and a large battery. But get the D3400, honestly. It’s a better camera for the same price. We like the lens combo too much.
- Sensor
23.5 x 15.6 mm APS-C CMOS sensor - Image processing
Expeed 4 - Maximum resolution
24MP - Display
Articulated 3.0″ 921k-dot - Continuous Shooting
5fps - Autofocus points
11 - ISO
100-12800 - Video
1080 30p - Battery
700 shots - Included lens
18-55mm + 70-300mm AF-P - Weight
460g - First announced
Jan, 2014
Pros and Cons
- 5fps continuous shooting
- Battery
- Lens kit
- ISO
Canon EOS 1500D
Lens combo: 18-55mm + 55-250 mm
Lens combo: 18-55mm
Summary
One of the more recent offerings from Canon, but entry-level nonetheless. The 1500D gets you a larger sensor (in megapixel count) over the 1500D. Then, there’s also NFC and WiFI which is great. What disappoints are the AF points, 3fps burst shooting mode, and limited ISO range. The lends combo, although, is pretty good.
One of the more recent offerings from Canon, but entry-level nonetheless. The 1500D gets you a larger sensor (in megapixel count) over the 1500D. Then, there’s also NFC and WiFI which is great. What disappoints are the AF points, 3fps burst shooting mode, and limited ISO range. The lends combo, although, is pretty good.
- Sensor
22.3 x 14.9 mm APS-C CMOS sensor - Image processing
DIGIC 4+ - Maximum resolution
24.1MP - Display
Fixed 3.0″ 920k-dot - Continuous Shooting
3fps - Autofocus points
9 - ISO
100-12,800 - Video
1080 30p - Battery
500 shots - Included lens
See above - Weight
475g - First announced
Feb, 2018
Pros and Cons
- Lens combos
- WiFi / NFC
- 3fps continuous shooting
- Autofocus points
Canon EOS 1300D
Lens combo: 18-55mm + 55-200mm
Summary
Pretty much all the things said for the 3000D can be said here except for a much better display on this one and the inclusion of NFC. So, yes, better than the 3000D. Also, the dual lenses should keep you covered end to end for your daily photography needs.
Pretty much all the things said for the 3000D can be said here except for a much better display on this one and the inclusion of NFC. So, yes, better than the 3000D. Also, the dual lenses should keep you covered end to end for your daily photography needs.
- Sensor
22.3 x 14.9 mm APS-C CMOS sensor - Image processing
DIGIC 4+ - Maximum resolution
18MP - Display
Fixed 3.0″ 920k-dot - Continuous Shooting
3fps - Autofocus points
9 - ISO
100-6400 - Video
1080 30p - Battery
500 shots - Included lens
See above - Weight
485g - First announced
Mar, 2016
Pros and Cons
- Lens combos
- 3fps continuous shooting
- ISO
- Autofocus points
