What is the best DSLR camera for beginners?

Both the D60 and 450D are good models to practice with. The parameters of the 450D are a little better than the D60, and it has little impact on the actual use. Since the teacher recommends D60, there will be a specific explanation for this model in the lecture, so it is better to choose D60.

Choosing other models will affect the class.

Since you are a novice, you will definitely change the camera after a while, buy the Sony Alpha Play Handle first, and then buy Canon when you get started, I don't recommend Nikon very much, although the lens is the best, Canon looks very good, and the camera with the same configuration is higher than Nikon's effective pixels.

Recommended Sony > 230, 330. There are more than 3,000 sets of machines, with body stabilization, suitable for entry-level photography enthusiasts.

Your price point is generally a low-end SLR. SLR is a relatively valuable thing, and there are many second-hand SLRs, so it is true that 5000 can buy a second-hand mid-range SLR, but according to your use, it is not necessary.

The SLR of APS-C format can also be called half frame or truncated frame, and it is generally a set of machines, that is, a set of body + lens.

In the case of buying a lens alone, you have specific needs for lenses, and the 5000 budget is still a little less.

Although SLR is a relatively value-preserving electronic product, I also try to recommend it to you**.

First of all, look at the brand, the public buys more definitely Canon and Nikon, Pentax and Sony's mirrorless, secondly.

In the field of low-end SLR, although there are more people who buy Canon, Nikon's is more durable and durable, so it is recommended to buy Nikon.

Nikon's most ** low-end SLR is D5300 and D3300,**Both are within 5000,The volume is the same,The difference is that the electronic screen of D5300 can be flipped,There is built-in WiFi,White balance bracketing**,Automatic bracketing report,39 focus points。 If you don't have high requirements for professionalism, you can actually ignore these differences and choose the cheaper D3300 directly.

Pentax's K50 can also be considered, which is taller than both Nikon and Canon in terms of configuration, and there are many color versions, but there are far fewer people who use Pentax than Nikon Canon.

Canon's 700D and 1200D** also meet your needs, recommending Nikon is my personal opinion, you can also consider Canon, in short, on these three brands, Sony is a mirrorless shape and SLR is quite different.

D3200, D5200, D D These are all old models, cheap is cheaper, but electronic products buy new not old, especially high-tech SLR is changing with each passing day, or ** good.