Want to buy a camera. What are the differences and advantages and disadvantages between BenQ E800 an

From some relevant data comparison, Fujifilm J10 is slightly better, and Fujifilm camera is also an old brand. BenQ is mainly based on Hesan computers. Digital cameras have only entered the industry in recent years.

Besides, there is not much difference between the two cameras. My personal recommendation is to buy Fuji.

The e800 is quite cost-effective.

Fujifilm Z10FD digital camera is good.

To make a camera, the Japanese brand has nothing to say, this kind of precision instrument is not a mobile phone, he has very high requirements for parts, although ordinary manufacturers can make it, but the quality is very different.

I think Fujifilm's camera is good.

Fujifilm Z10FD

Fuji's colors and colors are better than BenQ's.

Fuji machines are cost-effective, and they are completely sufficient for home use.

It looks good in the camera, but it's dark inside the computer. This is normal, think about the camera display (inch megapixels) and the computer monitor (at least 17 inches, right?). That's 1024*768) how much difference there is, can the effect of showing the same ** be the same?

However, the J10 does have a poor shooting effect, and Fuji is smashing its own brand.

Or wash the ** out, which can explain the problem.

Fujifilm J10 is a low-end machine, shooting people is, please choose the person mode to shoot, the effect is better (ISO100 200).

There may be a problem with the quality of your camera, and there may be a problem with the settings of your camera display that is different from the monitor. You set it up to factory reset.

There is a specialization in the art industry, pay attention to the balance of quality, or consider more professional, manufacturers with core competitiveness If you want to be cheap and good, it is also suitable to choose BenQ Personally, I think BenQ's is too ordinary, and the effect feels more obvious than other Japanese brands, and the workmanship is worse

The cost performance is high, but the performance and man-machine effect are average.

The common problem of the J series, there are two ways to shoot a little brighter.

1. Improve the sensitivity, but the photo will become rougher.

2. Reduce the shutter speed, but the shooting may be blurry, so it is recommended to use a tripod.

It is best to increase the external light source when shooting indoors, and try to shoot in outdoor shots (with the subject facing the sun) so that the brightness of the background and the brightness of the main object are as close as possible.

Don't try to improve it with flash, the J10's flash index is very low (that is, the illumination range is very limited), which will only make the main object ** right, and the background will be dark or feel very fleshy.

It depends on whether you are a newbie, whether you are an amateur or what you do.

I don't know if it's because this camera is out of production**It's so cheap.,It's recommended to find a seller with a good reputation.,If it's**,BenQ's camera is still good.,The lens is Pentax.,It's more suitable for home use.。

Beginner cameras, but don't be cheap, watch reputable sellers sell.

You can go to the physical store to see... The BenQ official website can be used to check the performance.

It turned out that I had also considered this machine, and it was good to take pictures casually at the beginning.

There is a shooting function.

Generally photography is sufficient.

I'm still using the setting of the second highest pixel in it, which is the default pixel no matter how high it is, it's not necessary.

I bought the 980