What parameters do you generally have to look at when buying a digital camera?

It's so complicated, I'll tell you the simplest, the appearance, the accessories are complete, this is the most basic. I can teach you how to look, look at the focal length, several times, 3-5 times for home use, this is the distance of photography. The higher the multiple, the farther you shoot, between 1000-1400, this is not too strong to require high pixels, because you don't have to wash too big**, 800W pixels seem to be as big as A4 paper.

How old do you think the average ** is? It's not as big as A4 paper when uploaded online.,Three is the wide-angle general28mm,The smaller the better,28 is enough,This is the width of the camera.。 In layman's terms, for example, I took pictures of 8 people standing in a row.

28mm may shoot 6 people. You can shoot 8 of them with 24mm. This is just an analogy, only when you go to the store to compare can you see the effect, I am Gome, of course I recommend you to go to Gome, it is indeed good.

Like what sensor scale is not for you to worry about, the focusing method is now autofocused, very simple, not so complicated.

1. Don't look at the parameters. It's just comfortable to the touch. If you can test it. Please take a photo** on a computer to enlarge to its original size. Then see how the picture quality is... Don't be fooled by the so-called pixels.

2。A simple example. I have a 5-megapixel DSLR. There's a 10-megapixel card type. Compared with the above two cameras, the actual magnified image quality effect. That must be a big CCD's SLR victory.

3。Of course. It doesn't have to look at the parameters.

If it were me. The most important thing is the CCD size. Bigger.

The picture quality is much more reliable. Secondly, the maximum aperture. F-value.

A smaller value means a larger aperture. Wide angle is not as important as legendary. Pixels are not considered.

The number of consecutive shots can be considered. ISO some say it can be 3200 or something. In fact, I'm only afraid of ISO3200 shooting**You will find that it is almost the same as a mobile phone.

4 So much. It still depends on the actual picture quality. Of course. In fact, if it is an ordinary card machine. Don't look into it. Take a look at the features. It's OK to touch it

Type of photosensitive part, actual size, optical lens, zoom factor, lens specifications and brand, etc.

If it's just a digital camera, look at the supported resolutions, as well as the ISO range and zoom range.

There are different opinions on this, I think the best way is to go to Jingdong and other camera webpages, click on a camera, take a look at the specifications, the parameters are very complete, and then query one by one, to see what range of each parameter value is the most suitable

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Can you tell me which camera I want to buy?

1. First of all, look at the brand first. If you want a digital camera, it is recommended to buy a Sony for a thin card machine, and it is recommended to buy a Canon one for a slightly more expensive card machine of about 2,000. Small digital cameras like Olympus, Fujifilm, Casio, and Nikon can't do it.

2. Try to buy a lens marked with a wide angle, preferably 24mm. Wide angle means a wider view, and this metric is very important. At a minimum, it should not exceed 28mm.

3. It doesn't matter how much zoom it has, it's just a façade. The telephoto of a digital camera is rarely used for everyday shooting. In contrast, a wide angle is much more important.

4. Compared with the battery, the stronger the battery life, the better. The indicator of the camera battery is the number of shots.

It's pretty much enough to know that, and if you want to know a little bit more, dig a little bit deeper into photography, and some other metrics, you can ask me again.

The first look at the CCD size is as big as possible.

The second look at the lens zoom factor is best not to exceed 4x.

Third, look at the lens diameter, the better the lens diameter of the same zoom factor, and the fourth, look at the sample photo.

At the same time and at the same price, the fewer functions, the better, with a large sensor, a large aperture, a large lens, and a low zoom and low pixels.

The Canon IXUS series of machines are good, IXUS 115HS is stylish, small, easy to use, in comparison, **easy to accept,**Around 1500 Recommended to buy, you can go to **** to see.

Money is the most important thing, and if you don't think about it, then CCD or CMOS is the most important thing to consider.