What factors to consider when buying a digital camera

With the improvement of living standards, many families now have the ability to own cameras, which has indeed helped us improve the quality of life. Many people have a soft spot for digital cameras, so what are the factors to consider when buying a digital camera?

1. Weight: Whether the weight of a camera is heavy or light, from the perspective of parameters, it is difficult to judge. This is not only based on the volume of the camera, but also on the design of the camera.

The hand-attached grip design makes it easy to hold for a long time, even if the body is heavy. However, if the handle design is not very reasonable and the grip is unstable, then even if the weight is light, you need to hold it hard, and you will feel tired after a while. But the lighter the camera, the more portable it is a truth.

2. Number of continuous shots: When it comes to continuous shooting performance, one of the parameters that manufacturers like to advertise the most is continuous shooting speed. After all the hype, consumers have come to think that continuous shooting speed is a reflection of a camera's continuous shooting performance, just as pixels represent image quality.

Continuous shooting speed is indeed very important, but there is another important parameter for the continuous shooting performance of the camera, that is, the number of continuous shooting shots, which together with the continuous shooting speed determines the continuous shooting performance of the camera.

3. Focusing speed: Focusing is a selling point that everyone is concerned about, and manufacturers have also spent a lot of effort on research and development in this area, so there are 51-point focus, 61-point focus system, double cross focus point and other terms. Manufacturers boast of the focusing performance of their products, including the number of focus points, focusing accuracy, and so on.

Only the focusing speed is not on the parameter table. Focusing speed is a very abstract concept, not a simple quantifiable performance, so you can have a deeper understanding of the camera's focusing speed by trying it out at the store before buying a camera.

The above is an introduction to what factors to consider when buying a digital camera, I hope it will help you.

The selection of card machines refers to the following principles.

First, choose big brands, Canon, Nikon, Sony, Samsung can be, don't think about what BenQ, Lenovo.

Second, the size of the CCD is the key to imaging quality, if you can choose 1, don't choose 1, the area difference is doubled, the so-called large negative is the last word, this sentence is the saying of the film era, and it is still the truth.

Third, if you pursue image quality, try not to choose telephoto and large zoom, because those who know the lens know that the prime quality is the best, and the larger the zoom factor, the worse the quality.

Fourth, the use of wide angle is obviously more than that of telephoto, and it is also 5x light change, so I would rather choose 24-120 than 35-175

Good luck.

If you have a high interest in photography, it is recommended to give priority to a single-lens reflex camera, first choose an entry-level camera, about 5000 yuan, and then upgrade after the technology is practiced.

As an ordinary user, first consider the brand, style, color, and **, because the functional parameters of the machine of the same grade are almost the same. In terms of parameters, it is necessary to consider how large the wide angle of the lens, generally speaking, the smaller the number, the better, that is to say, the wider the wide angle, which is convenient for shooting with a large field of view in a small space**. Now many of the new cameras have panoramic scanning or auxiliary puzzle functions, and there are many practical shooting modes, which can also be said to be scene modes, you have to take a look at these, for people who have no photography background, the automatic shooting mode provided by the camera, or the more scene modes, the more practical it is, you can choose the corresponding mode according to different shooting environments and shooting requirements, so that the best effect is better than the general automatic gear.

But it's not as fancy as possible, it depends on whether it's practical. In addition, it should be noted that there are now a lot of models with a large zoom range, and you can't overdo it when purchasing, because you need to use a tripod to stabilize the camera in the case of telephoto, otherwise there is a great possibility of blurry shooting, I think it is enough to zoom within ten times. When looking at zoom, you must choose optical zoom, the practicability of digital zoom is not very strong, which affects the quality.

I recommend Sony, Fujifilm, Panasonic, Canon, Nikon, hehe, do you think I'm about to say all about the Japanese camera brand, the reason why I say so many brands is because each brand has its own advantages and disadvantages, Sony's card is still good, and it is the boss of digital products, the remaining brands are old camera manufacturers, the quality of the machine is also very good, many people say that Fujifilm's card machine is good, suitable for family use. Panasonic has a high-end card, which has been selected by many professional photographers as a backup machine, I believe that its other models of cards are also good, Canon, Nikon is considered the banner in the camera, Canon's output is not as sharp as Nikon, anyway, if you talk about it, there will be a lot of words, but if you say too much, I'm afraid it will affect your choice, so that's all. All of the above refers to consumer digital cameras, excluding DSLRs.

All hand-typed, maybe there are typos, see the smile.