Questions about Nikon cameras! The meaning of the Nikon camera model!!

There are a few points to check: 1. Set the camera to factory settings; 2. Whether the speed is normal when shooting during the day mainly depends on whether your shutter speed is deviated; 3. Whether it is normal to shoot with flash at night mainly depends on whether your camera's automatic system is effective; 4. Take a picture in your usual way at night and then shoot one with a tripod to see if the imaging blur is caused by your hand shake, this camera has an optical image stabilization function, and the general hand shake can be corrected, and you can also check whether the blur of ** is pixel linear blur when looking at the big picture in the computer later; 5. Check whether your memory card is an old version, you can find the corresponding information to understand its storage speed, and try to reformat it on the machine. Good luck!

1 The shutter speed is slow when shooting night scenes, and if you are at the telephoto end, it is normal to be paste.

2 For the settings, try to shoot at the wide-angle end (don't choose any landscape mode when shooting night scenes, as this will make the aperture smaller), use a high ISO (try not to be higher than ISO 400), and use a tripod or lean against the wall to stabilize the camera as much as possible.

How about lighting in the daytime when the light is good, slow or not??

According to your description, it should be that the shutter is set slowly, so it is easy to be virtual, especially in night scenes, the camera will reduce the shutter speed by itself, and if you don't use a tripod, it will be even more confused.

At night, in addition to the high sense is a tripod, don't think about using a high ISO card, 400 is the limit, it is generally recommended that the ISO of your card machine should not exceed 200, otherwise it will be very bad.

That's the limitation of human technology, and if you go to Mars and buy a camera, it's going to be better.

Since it is about 1W, then the D90 machine can be determined Now the price is about 5500 I have a friend who has used it and has a high evaluation of it Now the purchase price is already very high Because D7000 is going to be listed.

The next step is to consider the lens

It depends on the needs of the landlord Usually shoot the street sweeping and shoot the cultural scenery If you consider adding a telephoto head in the future, choose 16-85vr (about 4500) This silver circle head.

The imaging quality is very high, many D300S users are equipped with this head, the focal length is also very comfortable, the wide angle is wide enough, and the telephoto is also good!

If the landlord does not consider increasing the telephoto head in the future If you want to use a lens for a long time, then you have to choose a lens with a wide focal length Recommend 18-200 2nd generation VR is a very good travel head (**5500 or so) Hang up the head One shot to go all over the world! If you don't want to bother to buy other heads in the future, choose this one!

The imaging is not as good as 16-85, but the focal length range is wide and the coverage is full!

The price of the above 2 heads is about the same Even the machine together A total of about 1w yuan After matching down, slowly practice photography skills This equipment is enough to make a good ** The key is technology No matter how good the equipment is, it will not be used The same can not be good**

Finally, I wish the landlord a happy photography

The D7000 breaks the rule of Nikon models, but the 1-digit number is still high-end, and the 3-digit number is more mid-range, but the D700 belongs to the entry-level full set.

D7000 broke the law of Nikon models, because it belongs to the upgraded version of D90, but there is no number for more than 90 two digits, so it is called D7000

1.High-end, single-digit, such as d2, etc.

2.Mid-range, three-digit numbers, such as d100 200 300, etc.

3.Consumer-grade, two-digit, the lower the value, the lower the end, such as d40, d50, d60, d70, d80, etc.

1.Nikon camera, do you have to buy another lens after you buy it?

Why use? If it is a small digital camera, you don't need to buy a lens, if it is a DSLR camera, you need to buy a separate lens, of course, you can buy a set, and you will have a lens.

2。Also, is the Nikon DSLR easy to use? Or is Canon's DSLR any better?

I feel like the Nikon color looks better than the Canon

Nikon and Canon still have an absolute advantage in the field of DSLR, with the help of Minolta and Carl Zeiss autofocus lenses, Sony has achieved good results in the field of SLR in recent years, but there is still a gap with Nikon and Canon in the popularity rankings. Among the recent hot SLRs, all of them are Nikon and Canon.

Nikon and Canon have their own strengths, and when you buy them, you can make good movies with any camera, as long as your skills are passable.

The Canon camera is low-end poor, but the high-end products are full, especially the bull head, but the low-end lens and body are too vegetable.

Nikon is a low-end camera with a high performance ratio, good hand feel, and solid workmanship, but there are few high-end products, such as less optional lenses.

Nikon's camera has high focusing accuracy but slow focusing, while the Canon has fast focusing but a little more out of focus.

Generally, those who have more money go to Canon, and those who have less money go to Nikon. Or the canon with the possibility of a high fever.

3。But I've used Canon n times before, and I've only used Nikon once, and the ** I shot will be blurry, maybe I've just used it from my friend, don't you get used to it? It's Nikon itself that might as well shake, ** shoot paste, which means that you don't know how to use the focus point, and you don't have a grasp of the basic functions of the camera. Playing with the camera is a control of the focus point, and a ** is the most basic.

Nikon and Canon do not have image stabilization, it is lens image stabilization, and lens image stabilization is better than body image stabilization, but the best image stabilization is people. I'm generally reluctant to use stabilization.

Nikon is good or canon is good. It's like asking whether Coca-Cola is better or Pepsi.

As long as you like one of them, the other is average.

But both of these are pretty much the same.

Of course, the lens had to be bought separately.

Shooting is good or bad, mainly depends on the lens, and good lens imaging is different.

SLRs generally choose Canon and Nikon because they are old camera manufacturers with reliable quality. But most SLRs don't come with stabilization. To achieve a good shooting result, it is not only the camera but also the technology.

Whether Canon or Nikon is better has been debated for decades without results, and there will be no results in the future. I like Nikon SLR, and I feel good after using it for a few years.

All SLRs are fuselage bodies, and they have to buy separate lenses.

Both Nikon and Canon are similar, it depends on your needs and the friends around you, so that you can swap lenses later. Overall, Nikon's low-midrange is better than Canon's.

The Nikon Canon's stabilization is all in the lens, which is different from the Sony. I use Nikon, ask me any questions.

Since Nikon switched to CMOS, both product performance and imaging style have actually become more and more convergent, and the gap is getting smaller and smaller. In fact, whether you choose Canon or Nikon, it is enough to meet all the needs of a beginner enthusiast. If you have a long-term photography plan, I personally think Canon is better for the long term.

Nikon does not have core imaging element technology, and in the past two years, it has been limited by the inability to improve the pixels, which has made it fully disadvantageous to Canon, and the old lens mount has also been Nikon's long-standing bottleneck, and Canon broke its wrist as early as 20 years ago to completely solve this problem. So judging from the current situation, Canon's ascent should be better than Nikon's, and the lens retention is also better. Of course, it cannot be ruled out that Nikon suddenly broke out to develop a super-powerful alien device or something, which is another matter.

The good thing about the SLR is that you can change the lens, but if you think the focal length of the head on the set is okay, of course, you don't need to buy another head. Nikon and Canon have their own advantages in imaging, but in the case of normal machines, ** is blurred, which may be due to a problem with their own use. Now, stabilization has become ubiquitous, and many of Nikon's new heads come with stabilization.

What does 3 4 7 20 stand for?

ft is the abbreviation of feet, which means that the distance between the focal points is 3 4 7 20 feet.

What 1 3 represents.

m is the abbreviation of meter or meter, which means that the distance between the focal points is 1 and 3 meters respectively.

What does 11 11 22 stand for, this is the depth of field table.

Depth of field is related to aperture and focus distance: set the focus distance first, and in actual shooting, focus first, and then the focus distance is exactly in the middle. Then find the two points corresponding to the aperture value you are using, and look for the focal length, and you can know the approximate depth of field, which is the clear range.

Like what. Your focal distance is 5 meters, the aperture is 11, look up the two 11s on there, one may be about 3, and the other is about 12, which means that the depth of field range is 3-12 meters, and this range is clear.

I can see it from the depth of field table:

1.The smaller the aperture, the larger the aperture value, the greater the depth of field.

2.The focal distance, i.e., the farther away the subject, the greater the depth of field.

3.The foreground of the subject is small, and the rear depth of field is large.