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Since you are the first to buy a DSLR, it is recommended that you buy a high-end SLR entry-level, such as Nikon's D90This will be the case for most of your needs, and if you're not going to be a photographer, this one will be enough. If there is a second investment, I am afraid that the waste will not be thousands of dollars.

The comparison between Canon and Nikon is no longer a year or two. Theoretically and traditionally, Nikon's picture quality is sharper, the color of the characters is well reproduced, and it is used more for portraits. The Canon's large body has a large aperture, which brings the benefit of a large aperture for ordinary lenses, which is conducive to shooting fast-moving scenes, such as sports (the white cannons of reporters in a row on the side of a football field are Canon's).

I personally use Nikon's machine, so I like Nikon, because the operating system is relatively simple, easy to use, the arrangement of the keys is more suitable for my habits, and I am home, generally for the family to take a lot of pictures (there is a child at home) There is also a point, Nikon's things are a little cheaper than Canon of the same grade and the quality is not inferior to Canon!

As for shooting lenses with a wide angle of view, it's good to have a wide-angle end of the lens.

In full-frame format, the angle of view under 50mm lens is closest to the one-eye angle of view of a person, so it is called a standard lens, below 50mm can be called a wide-angle lens, less than 20mm is an ultra-wide-angle lens (Nikon is a fisheye with a peculiar anamorphic effect), and 24mm to 35mm is a wide-angle lens. 80mm to 300mm is a telephoto lens, and more than 300mm is a super telephoto lens. The larger the wide angle, the wider the angle of the picture captured by the super energy, and the stronger the sense of perspective at near and far, and the longer the telephoto, the farther the object can be photographed, and the weaker the sense of perspective at the distance.

That's it in a nutshell.

I hope it will be useful to you, hope and give points.

Please tell me how much your budget is??? It's hard to recommend without mentioning the budget!! Because they don't know what you need.

Canon 550D, the best SLR for entry.

When buying a SLR body, you must pay attention to the lens you want to choose.

Nikon and Canon each have their own merits.

Canon recommends that you buy the 600D

Nikon recommends that you buy the D90

If you want a wide field of view, you probably want a super wide angle, right? Generally, the lower 20mm of the standard 135 format is below the ultra-wide angle, and the lens ** is very expensive. Your budget is far from enough.

Also, Canon and Nikon are both good products. Generally, Nikon takes the quality route, while Canon takes the practical route. So Nikon's products are more expensive, but they look better in workmanship. Canon's is more cost-effective. Generally for the poor, I recommend Canon.

What is the budget...

If you want to get started, I recommend Canon...

In fact, as long as you know how to use up, you will basically use a SLR. The various operations of the SLR basically revolve around "light".

For example, if you want to take a shot, the camera's metering system will automatically calculate how much you need to take a good shot"Light", the shutter of the camera, the aperture of the lens, and the sensitivity of the camera are the three elements that affect the amount of light entering the camera, such as the one you photographed, the camera calculates the light that needs to enter 1 unit, then you need to control the shutter at the same time, the ratio of the aperture and sensitivity. For example, if the light enters the unit through the shutter, then the aperture will enter the light of the unit. In this way, a perfect ** can be photographed.

The larger the aperture, the larger the hole, so the more light will enter. The faster the shutter speed, the less time there is to let in the light, and the less light is in. For example, if you set the aperture, because this is the large aperture of the lens, the amount of light will be large, so in order to ensure that there is no more or no less light, the shutter will automatically become faster.

If you set the shutter speed to 1 second, the light will flow in for a relatively long time, and the aperture will automatically be reduced to ensure the correct amount of light intake.

In short, it means that the amount of light required is certain, and you have to ensure that the amount of light is correct through the setting of aperture, shutter, and sensitivity.

It's like eating, you can eat one pound at a meal, if you eat 7 taels of rice, you have to eat 3 taels of meat, you have to eat 6 taels of rice, you can also eat 3 taels of meat, 1 tael of vegetables. Aperture, shutter, and sensitivity are like rice, meat, and vegetables.

The sensitivity is similar to the ability of previous films to sense light, and the higher the sensitivity, the more light will enter per unit of time.

Different lenses have different apertures, if you want to illuminate the effect of background blur, you must set a large aperture, the aperture is large, the shutter will automatically slow down, and there may be a phenomenon of shaking, which is somewhat contradictory.

In short, whether you choose me or not, one day you will figure it out, and you will definitely feel that what I said makes sense.

Feel free to ask!

Hehe, please read the tutorial carefully to Youku to Tudou, it's best to buy a book! SLR camera skills, the kind of coated paper. The most important thing in taking pictures is the artistic conception!

Just practice and you'll know. The technology is given by the camera, you just need to know how to use it, for example, macro, landscape, portrait, sports and the like, night light or high speed, there is an aperture, **, shutter speed parameters.

Now there are the following considerations under the guidance of the hopeful masters: 1Buy D90 body a little more than 5K + 18-55 dog head (...)Now the trend of homogenization of SLR is becoming more and more obvious, and it doesn't matter which one you choose, the effect is actually not too big.

Hello subject!

The budget of less than 5,000 yuan is mainly based on the set of entry-level SLR.

If the subject doesn't plan to upgrade the lens in the future, you can take a look at the set of the Pentax K-R, the workmanship materials of the K-R and the configuration of the body, which is relatively high-end in the entry-level SLR. And the optical quality of Pentax's 18-55 lens is not bad.

If the subject plans to continue burning on the road of photography, it is recommended that the Canon 600D or Nikon D5100 is available, because C and N have a large number of machines in the market and many people who play them.

Macro to see how big you plan to shoot.

If you want to shoot something the size of a grain of rice, insects, etc., and retain very rich details, then it is best to use a microfocal head, but the microfocal head** is generally more expensive, and a budget of 5000 is not enough. A less expensive solution is to use a macro adapter.

If you just shoot samples the size of flowers, plants, USB flash drives, and lighters, you can shoot them with a sleeve and no need to add equipment.

The best focal length for regular portraits is about 80-135mm, and the 55mm focal length of the ordinary 18-55 is about 80mm on the SLR in the APS-C format, so there is no problem in shooting portraits. In this focal range, the perspective distortion is relatively small, and the second is to take half-body or full-body photos, and the photographer is about 2-5 meters away from the model, that is, it will not be so close that both parties can even feel their breathing, nor will they be so far that they cannot communicate.

Of course, there is no such thing as a fixed focal length for portraits. For example, for travel photos, because it is necessary to take into account the scenery in the background, use more 40-60mm (converted) focal length. And to achieve an exaggerated effect, there are also people who use a wide-angle lens to shoot portraits.

Shutter: The shutter speed represents **time.

Aperture: The size of the lens aperture.

Both the shutter and the aperture are controlled by the highest amount.

Focal length: The focal length determines the viewing angle range and magnification.

Sensitivity: How sensitive the sensor is to light.

As for what these are for, it is not possible to explain them clearly in a few words. In short, photographers can create different effects through the different collocation of these parameters. It is suggested that the subject may wish to read a tutorial for the introduction of SLR, such as "DSLR SLR Photography Bible", "New Photography" and other photography textbooks, and you will have a preliminary understanding.

Pentax K-R+ pullover, Pentax's pullover is very powerful, very good, sufficient funds can be on the double pullover, and the machine has black, white and red three colors to choose from.

Pentax's machine is an alloy body, and several entry machines of Canon and Nikon are engineering plastics, and basically these two are specialized in professional machines.

Highly recommend K-R for the best value for money.

Let's take a look at the manual, which explains the most basic and fastest way to use.

There is no fixed way to practice taking pictures, shoot when you want to shoot, and you will be proficient in the operation if you shoot more, but the beauty of this thing can not be done by accumulating photography, it still requires a certain amount of background.

The 18-55 lens can shoot all subjects, and for maximum effect, adequate lighting is a must, and in addition, do not always use the maximum and minimum focal length ends, the picture will have barrel and pincushion distortion, and the aperture must be opened between 4 and 9 for the highest sharpness.

I recommend you take a look at New Zealand. Although it is a textbook in the film era, the basic knowledge in it will never be outdated, and you will gain a lot.

I support Canon.

I think Canon's camera is really good.

I've been using Canon and I'm very happy with the results.

I have a bit of a say in this. I'm using the Nikon D300 right now and it's feeling pretty good. Nikon and Canon's lenses, in a word, low-end Nikon is cheap, high-end Canon is cheap, but Canon's low-end lens workmanship is not as solid as Nikon, Nikon lens workmanship is as good as ever, you don't have to worry about this.

Depending on your budget, 4K, or D3000, 500D is also very good, but it is still a problem with the lens. D3100 has just been listed, ** must be inflated, 4K can't take it down. Pentax KX is also good, but if you like to play with zoom heads, don't choose, it's not half a point away from NC, but the prime is very powerful.

To sum up, D3000 is better.

Self-use D90 is a good machine, many people also recommend 550D, it is also a very good machine, depending on their preferences for the brand, which machine can produce good works, what do the landlords think?

There are a lot of entry-level SLRs. Don't pick your eyes. A 50-200 lens is sufficient for the Canon (better color) EOS60D kit, or a telephoto lens for the Nikon (more powerful) D90 kit. Others can be disregarded.

Canon EOS 600D, I use this very good, more than 5800 yuan, the standard lens is great, enough to shoot in the case of less than ideal composition, the focus is accurate.

Nikon SLR entry machine D3100 double sleeve is only more than 5000.

Some people say that Canon's DSLR is suitable for shooting landscapes because the colors are more flattering; It is also said that Nikon's camera is suitable for shooting people because it is sharper; Some people even say that Sony's camera doesn't need to be seen, because that's just a brand effect.

I said that as a photography enthusiast, the first impression is also very important, especially the feel, and I highly recommend that you go to each specialty store to test it out in person.

If you really want to recommend it, I'll only say full-frame, the three brands on my list are (no matter what they are) Canon 5D Mark2, Nikon D700, Sony A900, all three are almost full-frame mid-range machines launched in 08, and the body price of the three is between 15,000 and 19,000.

Due to the large relationship between the image sensor, the full-frame digital camera has obvious advantages over the APS-C camera in terms of image detail, color reproduction and noise suppression, but the full-frame camera is not suitable for sports photography, because its continuous shooting and linkage focus response are very general, after all, the design from the beginning is not designed to meet the needs of high-speed dynamic photography.

Based on the score you provided, I believe that there will be many people who will speak enthusiastically, and there should be a lot of gains.

DSLR cameras mainly promote Canon and Nikon, which are not too expensive Nikon's D60 and Canon's 550D are more suitable for you.

Your question is too literate, it's almost a prose;

6,000 Pentax KX 1855 sets or Canon 60D+1855 sets will do.

If you want to shoot a child, you can use a machine with a fast shutter, a large aperture, and a short shutter stagnation. Of course, if you want to work well, it's best to use mirrorless or SLR. For general home use, the lowest-end SLR +50 header can achieve good results.

For example: Canon 700d+50, the total price is around 5000.