How do people who don t understand the parameters at all choose a DSLR camera?

People who don't know the parameters of the model at all choose a SLR camera, in addition to listening to the explanation of professional sales staff, it is a personal experience of SLR, from which to choose the right SLR for themselves.

First of all, go to the digital plaza to take a turn, and the people who sell SLRs almost understand the products, the practicality of each performance, and recommend the corresponding SLR to the needs of customers. Fortunately, I don't know the parameters, and I'm obviously not a professional, just a beginner, so I just need to choose the camera I used for entry.

If you feel that the seller is promoting the product, and the customer does not understand and fools the consumer, then you can also choose the one that suits you among the many cameras.

It's not bad money, of course, the more expensive the better, even if you don't know the parameters, but you should also know that a good lens is more expensive than a SLR, the better the SLR, the faster the speed of capture, the faster the focus, you can experience it in the store.

In addition to being able to use the focus as a reference, there is also the texture of the picture and the feel of the camera. Buying a SLR is nothing more than wanting to buy a one you like and take it out to show your literature and art, so you also have to fill in a style you like.

For brands, Canon and Nikon are more favored, and Sony is also very good, you can personally choose the price of the camera and the style and performance you like, and then do it to choose the most suitable SLR.

Why don't you understand the parameter model to buy a single reflex, buy it first and then learn? Bought to shoot automatically in P mode? ......Many people want to buy one to learn and buy one to practice ......But after buying it, basically ninety percent of them have become "point-and-shoot cameras" and "heavy-duty card cameras", ......For people who are not hobbies and hobbies, SLR is really inappropriate and uneconomical.

It's not that SLR is bad, it's the photo requirement of most or even most people, and they don't use professional equipment like SLR.

It is recommended that newcomer players who don't understand it at all get started from small brands such as Hasselblad, Leica, Phase One, etc., and then buy big brands such as Canon Nikon after they are more proficient