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The difference between a DSLR and a single electric **).

DSLR: Having a reflector that can be raised and lowered so that you can see it by removing the lens, using an optical viewfinder.

Representative models: Sony DSLR-A550, Canon EOS 550D, Nikon D90.

Advantages: Comfortable framing, "what you see is what you get".

Cons: The sound cannot be eliminated when shooting, and the focusing speed is slow when in live view.

Single-electric: Has a fixed translucent reflector with an electronic viewfinder.

Representative model: Sony SLT-A55 SLT-A33.

Advantages: Fast continuous shooting, autofocus when shooting.

Disadvantages: Compared with SLR, it consumes more power.

Olympus should be regarded as a rangefinder camera, if you want a DSLR, it also depends on what your needs are. For a set, we recommend the Canon 700D and 60D (old mid-range models), Nikon D5200 and D90 (old mid-range models), and Pentax K-R, K-5, and K-30 (Pentax is a cross-frame machine). Depending on your needs, you can continue to ask, and I will ......

According to the current product line, e-p5 should be defined as a mirrorless device.

Compared with SLR, the obvious advantages of mirrorless (single electric) are:

1. You can see all the parameters in the viewfinder, including the effect after adjusting the parameters. What you see is what you get, avoiding the blind operation of SLR.

2. The continuous shooting speed is greatly improved.

3. Because the reflector does not need to be lifted, the mechanical vibration is small, and the shutter sound is also small.

However, compared to the E-P5, the Sony NEX-5R is recommended.

There are two main reasons: 1. The two camera sensors are one level apart, and the Suojia is the APS-C specification (size, and the Aolijia is 4 3 specifications (. 2. There is a big gap in screen pixels, Suojia is 920,000 pixels, and Aojia is 460,000 pixels.

How much is the price of entry, Nikon has a very cheap price of more than 2,000 points, the price of the card, and the figure of the SLR. A little better d5100, good value for money.

The main reason is that the volume is smaller, the total amount is lighter, and the imaging quality is close to that of a DSLR.

Cameras, each has its own strengths and weaknesses, and consumers also have their own hobbies. It's good if you like it and fit your budget.

600D with 18-135 heads Standard for novices, enough to get started thoroughly.

It is recommended to choose Nikon D5200, which is very good in the entry-level level.

The Canon EOS 700D is the latest entry-level SLR camera to be released this year, and this product has quite excellent performance, which is a good choice for photographers who are just getting started.

The entry SLR recommends Nikon D5100 and Canon 600D, which are the first choice for entry-level mid-range, with good imaging effect and strong operability. It is recommended to buy a set of 18-105, all at a price of a little more than 4000, which can be competent for all kinds of shooting without pressure, and there is no need to buy additional lenses for early practice. In addition, it is cheaper to buy a single set of D5100, but D5100 does not have a body motor, and it is much more expensive to add a lens to the back than 600D.

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You can consider Nikon's D3100 or D3200, both of which are good.

Hello,I also recently bought D90,There's a post on Douban that I think it's very practical.,Recommend it to you,For novices,Or consider whether you need a DSLR and then decide whether to buy it.,After all, the premise of shooting well is to have a certain interest and understanding of photography.,The camera is just a tool.。

Canon full-frame 6D, the image quality is very high-end.

The new generation of C-format SLR 70D, the focus control is very advanced, and you can hunt birds in the woods.

1. There is no such thing as an entry-level SLR.

DSLR cameras do not have any entry-level classification, only cheap and expensive. No one dictates that lovers who are just starting to play SLRs can only start with cheap, simple, and low-performance SLRs.

What to buy depends on your budget and needs.

2. Don't be superstitious about cost performance.

Photographic equipment is definitely a penny, and models with high performance will be very high. The key to the so-called cost performance is to have an early stage, that is, to compare the best on the basis of the same performance, so that it makes sense. The key is to know what you need and avoid paying for the so-called high performance that you don't need.

For example, if I use a DSLR to shoot mainly products, I don't need a shutter speed of 1 8,000, a sensitivity of 50,000 or even 100,000, 50 million pixels, and a continuous shooting speed of 16 frames per second. A 6d2 is my best choice.

Since they are all shot with flash, the shutter speed is basically 200 gears. A sensitivity of 100-200 is sufficient, and continuous shooting is not required. In terms of lenses, there is no need for a large aperture with image stabilization.

If you don't have extremely high requirements for image quality, even any DSLR can meet it.

Therefore, what to choose a SLR can be considered from the following aspects.

1. First of all, you must understand your own needs.

2. Preliminarily choose several models that can meet your needs.

3. Narrow down your options according to your budget.

4. Finally, you can consider factors such as brand, style, and color.

The above suggestions are not only suitable for the choice of SLR, but also include camera phones, notebooks, etc., I hope it will help you, and you are also welcome to follow, like and support.

Film cameras recommend film SLRs that are suitable for novices, and you can get started and advanced.