If you want to crash, help me decide which one to buy, Canon A650, or A590

If you are interested in a DSLR.

Let's go to the DSLR.

But after entering the door of Dan SLR, the nightmare of burning money has just begun.

The performance difference between the A650 and A590 is really worth the difference.

If you want to play with bokeh, you either need to go to a telephoto camera or a DSLR lens with a large aperture.

Don't go on the SLR, you fill in the 1000 on the SLR at most is a set, the effect of the photo is similar to 590, the key is to buy a good head, a head has to be thousands.

Buying a DSLR is burning money.

Reply to your questions:

1. The parameters of A650 are exactly the same as Canon's highest-end G9, but the focusing method and coating are a little different, the shell is different, and the cost performance is already very high. But the A650 design is flawed, you must try the camera to make sure that there is no problem with the imaging.

2. A650 imaging is not a little worse than G9, the wide angle is a little worse, and the telephoto is 210, which is quite sufficient. The A650 imaging is quite good, and it can also be used as a backup mechanism for a DSLR, so even if you buy a DSLR in the future, it can't be wasted. The telephoto of the A650 is already able to blur the background very well.

You can be about a meter away from the target, zoom to the maximum, and then press "Macro", take a picture, and the bokeh will be very good.

3. SLR burns the lens, the body has little impact on imaging, Canon's low-end 450D and mid-range 50D imaging, there is basically no difference, but the difference between the 70 200mm lens of more than 1000 and the 5000 Xiaobai is big. If you can't afford a good lens, don't want to burn the lens, don't buy a DSLR, the A650 is pretty good.

4. The A650 is really worth that price. Don't hesitate.

Haven't played with a manual camera before? If you have a certain foundation, you can consider buying a DSLR, but Sony A200 is still a toy, at least 450D.

If you don't have a foundation, 650 is the first choice, practice technology, it is invincible in the consumer-grade camera, and there is basically nothing to compete with other brands at the same level, but now buy 650, the road must be deep enough, otherwise you will accidentally buy a refurbished machine.

Of course, it's 590, which can be used as a cheap entry, I just bought one and played casually, 980

No foundation directly into the SLR will not be too good, I am also a Canon machine, that is, the electronic aspect is better (noise reduction), so I hope you can look at other brands of machines, as for you must choose one of these two machines, or A650, because the coefficient is too far apart, even if the average enthusiast, your photography level is constantly improving, and one day the performance of the A650 camera will not be able to satisfy you, don't regret the decision for more than 1,000 yuan.

To make a good film, you need the continuous run-in between man and machine, and if you want to reflect the depth of field, go directly to the SLR, there is nothing to say about this.

I don't think you need to have such a headache, really, you can buy a Canon EOS 450D for more than 3,000

Works well and isn't expensive. You do the math, do you have a guarantee for after-sales when you buy something that has been discontinued, 450D is also an entry-level SLR, and you can buy it better when you use it, which is much more cost-effective than when you buy a card. Nikon's 400D is also available.

It depends on your requirements It's better to buy SX110, about two thousand also with full manual operation, the operation feels good, and the telephoto machine depth of field bokeh is easier to achieve,, If you can buy the 100 that has been discontinued, it would be better,,The shape is not bad,About the price 1800

The A650 is the flagship of the Canon A-series, and of course it's expensive. It's actually cool to use. If you use it well, it can be used as a transition product to a DSLR.

The CCD of the A650 is larger than that of the A590, and other indicators are higher than the 590, and the positioning is different. Sony A200? Do you want to use it?

I haven't used a Sony pullover. If you are just starting out, you can also practice the exercises.

Canon A650, super cost-effective! 1 high CCD, 1200W pixels, inch flip LCD screen, support full manual! Hehe, that's what I use.

This Canon is positioned as a mid-range home camera, but its real performance is higher than most mid-range cameras, and it can almost be said to be a quasi-SLR camera!

Hope you are satisfied!

If you pay attention to the imaging effect, of course, you should choose the A650IS, because the A650is is at least a grade higher than the A590is in terms of image quality and performance, and the A650is is still on sale.

You can buy it in Lanzhou, and what buying steps should you pay attention to when buying:

1. Before opening the box, check the integrity of the box, see if the label of the seal has been torn, and see if the outer packaging has Chinese Simplified Chinese logos and instructions.

2. If there is no problem in step 1, carefully open the outer package, take out the battery first, see if there are scratches on the metal contact surface, etc., if there is, it means that it has been used and requires replacement.

Then check the SD memory card to see if there are any scratches on the gold finger and if there is a requirement to replace it.

3. If there is no problem in step 2, carefully put the battery and memory card into the camera and turn on the test. Start by taking two random shots in full auto mode** and try the shutter and zoom buttons or the feel of the zoom dial.

4. Cover the lens of the digital camera with a thick plane to see if the LCD has any bright spots, and then aim at the white paper to see if the LCD has any non-bright spots.

5. Adjust the digital camera to fully automatic mode, the highest resolution and highest image quality, cover it with a thicker plane, take a few shots, and then put it on the computer to detect the software that detects dead pixels and bright spots. If hot=0 and bad=0, then congratulations, your DC's CCD has no bright spots and bad pixels.

6. The large-capacity high-speed SD card (1G

MB or 4MB) into the digital camera, adjust the DC to the recording mode, adjust to the highest resolution and highest quality, shoot the video for more than 2 minutes, and then play it back. If the picture is smooth, then there is no problem with the card. Then put another compatible battery you purchased into the camera, turn on the forced flash after turning it on, and take two ** tests casually.

7. Open the manual, check the attachments described in the manual, and see if there is anything missing.

8. Issue invoices and pay the money.