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Let's go straight to the SLR! I've been studying photography for 5 years now!

D90 is good! The set is sufficient. Three or five years is not a problem!

Unless you're an audiophile!

If you have to have a card, it's not bad for money, just G11! It seems that G12 is also out!

If you have time, you can communicate.

However, now the camera has more functions and the technology is mature, and it is better than the same level of card machine 6 years ago.

In addition, if you choose a card machine, it is right to choose this ZS5, because it has a manual mode, if you want to learn photography, you can get started.

Leica lens, 12x zoom, manual mode, wide angle, optical image stabilization, ......On the whole, the quality of this camera is okay, and it will not lose to the consumer-grade card machine of the same level on the market.

It is recommended to wait and so on, go directly to the SLR, because although the performance of the ZS5 is better than that of Samsung, but after all, it is still in the ranks of card-type cameras (slightly chicken), and this model has certain differences compared to the products in the card that can be used as a backup camera for the SLR (the design of professional cameras is generally shorter, in order to improve the quality of imaging) The large zoom is mainly in accordance with the design of the home, which can be regarded as a moderate home digital.

And the more professional small numbers**Generally above 3000** According to this cost performance, you can consider starting an entry-level SLR, such as Nikon's D3000 or Canon's 450D, which is OK** is also around this position.

Shooting technique:

1.** At the same time, zoom. Commonly known as ** figure. What you said is right, that is, you have to control the pull of ** time and zoom.

2.** At the same time, move the camera up and down.

3.At the same time, with the camera as the center, turn the camera appropriately.

For the above 3 techniques, the shutter speed is generally around 1 10-1 60.

The above three are all actions carried out under the slow gate, the principle of the three is universal, the second is to quickly shift the SLR left in the case of the slow gate, and the third is to rotate the SLR on the same horizontal plane under the condition of the slow gate. These actions put the focus on the subject to be highlighted, and it is better to use it with a tripod, and the second one is better with a camera slide. The above is my personal opinion, thank you.

The late stage is simple. It's hard to actually shoot the results, but now it's digital, not film. Otherwise, ......Hey.

Who said this was filmed, at first glance, it was post-PS.

c, Depth of field has nothing to do with the focal point, what affects the depth of field is the aperture, focal length and the distance being shot.

d, strictly speaking, if the optical quality of the telephoto end of the lens is better than that of the wide-angle end, the image quality will also be improved.

B, Sony A7 series is full-frame.

A (optical and electronic viewing), C (electronic viewfinder consumes high power) CB (in fact, there is no option for this question, the foldback lens ** is not high, the volume is not large, and the image quality is also good).

1.Look at the lens size and CCD size of the camera, as well as the number of effective pixels.

2.The design of the white balance operation will be different for different brands of cameras, but it doesn't matter at all.

3.Large optical zoom, large aperture.

4.Use the zoom ring, or turn to auto-zoom.

5.Use the details to highlight the main points.

6.Sense of flatness; Side: Three-dimensional; Reverse mystery.

Card machine is a folk definition, which refers to the camera body is small and portable, and from this point of view, the Leica X1 and Fujifilm X100 are not card cameras.

The emergence of mirrorless (also known as single electricity) is to achieve "SLR image quality, card thinness", although it is still a lot fatter than the card. But in comparison, the open design of the interchangeable lens makes it a big selling point.

If you pursue photographic effects, I suggest you still choose mirrorless shots, such as Olympus' EP series and Panasonic's GF series. Don't be tired, don't worry.

I used to think that Fujifilm had learned badly from Leica and embarked on the route of "pursuing taste", but now that the X series still has an interchangeable lens model, the X100 is made into a compact design, which is a stone-throwing question for Fujifilm to choose the single-electric route. The X series cameras claim a retro route in terms of styling, but that ** is still "tasteful" and superfluous and practical in my opinion. Attention, I don't use practicality"".

Also, Germany did have a glorious time in optics, but that's history, it's just history.

Both are rangefinder models, which are larger than card machines, and Fujifilm has one more optical viewfinder than Leica. From the point of view of quality, of course, it is Leica X1, you get what you pay for, for the quality of the lens, with the speed of development of Japanese optical products, it is difficult to reach the current level of German optics in 100 years. Japanese products are the most people-friendly, so that more people can afford to use them, but in terms of imaging, the boss is still Germany's Leica, Zeiss, Schneider, etc.

From the point of view of after-sales maintenance, Fujifilm has many more outlets than Leica, but the quality of German things is very good.

The size of the image sensor is placed there, and the card machine is difficult to be stronger than the SLR I suggest you buy a micro mirror, small in size, light in weight, and the effect is very similar to that of the SLR If you want to buy a card machine, buy Canon G12 This is the most used by professional photographers as a backup machine.

I suggest you buy a mirrorless mirror, which is small in size and light in weight, and the effect is very similar to that of a DSLR.