Which model of Nikon s DSLR camera is better? Is it more suitable for those who are just learning ph

It is best for novices to choose entry-level or mid-range SLR, which of the two choices mainly depends on your budget, if the budget is four or five thousand, then ** door-level SLR, such as D3100 or D5100, the image quality and performance are enough for novices. If the budget is about 10,000 yuan, you can buy a mid-range SLR, such as D90, D7000, a ** penny, everyone knows, the performance of the mid-range SLR is greatly improved compared with the entry SLR, and it can be more suitable for shooting in extreme situations, such as when capturing, it needs to be relatively fast focusing, and shooting night scenes requires higher high sensitivity and noise control capabilities, which are more practical for novices. In addition, there is also a lot of room for improvement for novices, and after the level is improved, the performance of the mid-range camera is completely enough for novices to show their strengths.

These are all half-frame machines, and I personally think novices are not suitable for full-frame cameras, one is expensive, and the original body is tens of thousands, and this kind of body has to be equipped with a good lens, which is more than 20,000. Aside from **, the key and function design of the full-frame SLR is more professional, and novices will be at a loss to start, and they will not use it, and they can't give full play to the advantages of high-end cameras, so they can often be seen on the street holding high-end cameras, novices shooting with automatic gears, which is really a bit of a luxury...

If you just learn photography, it's better to buy a cheap entry-level body, according to your financial strength. The lens is also good with the set header. Then you will study and understand the various functions of the camera, and then you can understand that a better camera is good, and then replace it according to the situation.

This process takes at least a few years. So you don't have to start with a good or medium one, just buy a beginner one. Don't mind too much about the so-called, a little more expensive, a little better features or whatever.

Because you don't need it or you can't see it.

The Nikon D5200 is suitable for beginners.

The D5200's 39-point focusing system and 5 frames per second continuous shooting capability are not inferior to the mid-range SLR, and it is arguably the strongest level of any brand entry-level SLR, if you care a lot about these things, such as the camera's ability to capture, and have a limited budget, then the D5200 is undoubtedly the best choice.

If the economy is relatively good, you can directly enter the Nikon D90, and you can buy the D5000, D3000 if you are a little worse, generally speaking, you can start to play the sleeve first, and then buy a new lens after thinking about what to shoot, the D90 sleeve is 18 105, the D5000, and the D3000 sleeve is 18 55

Beginners buy D3000 without hesitation

It's okay to have the money to buy a D300S.

SLR will only be easier to use than DC and will not be difficult to use, the key is to learn more and read more manuals.

The beginner D3000 is fine, because the body does not retain its value.

D90 bar, entry-level, body value preservation, and it is also convenient to change lenses in the later stage

** aspects are not outrageous

Nikon D90, intermediate, more than 5,000 per machine, if you feel that the pullover machine is more expensive, you can choose Sigma and other auxiliary factory lenses. In the future, if you want to change to a more advanced lens, the body of the D90 is also worthy of the lens.

If it is an entry-level machine, I personally recommend choosing Canon's. 500d, 550d, 600d are all OK. There are also some ** low ones.

Nikon's products are absolutely excellent, but **high, which is relative to mid-to-high-end machines!! As for Sony, that's not the same thing! What is it called a SLR?

Nikon's camera technology is relatively mature and the lens is abundant, which can meet the requirements of many aspects in the future.

Sony's electronic menus are powerful, but they are not as user-friendly as Nikon.

D3100 D5100 recommended

I just bought an entry-level SLR today, it's Nikon's.

Landlord, in fact, the problem is very simple, the higher the same brand, the better, Nikon has cameras from three or four thousand to thirty or forty thousand prices, depending on your budget. But if I buy it, I still like the Canon 60D, just because of the rotating screen.

Both the Nikon D3100 and D5100 are entry-level machines, and they do not have a body motor, so they can only use Nikon G-type lenses and lenses with motors from the sub-factory.

The D5100 has the advantage of a powerful lens group and optional accessories.

At present, there are only D3100 and D5100, and D3100 is the most cost-effective.