I want to buy a camera, a telephoto one, and I m a newcomer who doesn t know anything about cameras,

Telephoto cameras, the general image quality is poor! Not considered as well.

If you want to shoot well with a telephoto digital camera, it is first recommended to use M file, which is fully manual. However, this depends on your understanding of your own camera temperament, and your grasp of the shutter and aperture!

First of all, you should know that if you use a telephoto, even if you have a strong handheld ability, there will inevitably be significant shaking. Therefore, it is recommended to adjust the shutter speed faster, generally within 1 100 seconds, and the aperture is slightly larger.

But to be honest, if you use a telephoto, it's best to use a tripod, otherwise it will be difficult to shoot well.

Now let's talk about the different situations of night scenes, fireworks, and stages.

Night view: First of all, it is not recommended to hold it hand-held at night. When we shoot night scenes, the aperture is still 6 to 8 stops, and the time is 10 seconds or more!

It's okay to have a short time, but the aperture is bound to be large, which is easy to affect the image quality, and the night scene needs a large depth of field (if you know photography, you should know this), if you have a large aperture, you can't use a large depth of field! Therefore, the night scene is generally tripoded!

Fireworks: Fireworks personally think that it is very difficult to shoot with a telephoto (generally not used), because if you want to give a close-up, the framing range is small, and it is difficult to capture. In general, it is best to shoot with panoramas.

Stage: If you're standing very close, don't use a telephoto. On the contrary, if you are at a distance, you want to shoot the stage, and the panorama does not need a telephoto; If you give a close-up, you can't hold it in your hand (it's shaking very much, and if you have enough light, turn the shutter fast!). It's better to have a tripod.

"Novice Photography" tells the advantages and disadvantages of short-focus, telephoto, and fixed-focus lenses, which must be learned by beginners.

When shooting with the telephoto end, if the technique is not good, it is easy to shoot and fall off, and the phenomenon of out-of-focus is relatively common. The advantage is that the depth of field is large, and the visual sense of telephoto shooting is different from that of short photo, for example, a person is not in good shape, and he has to shoot away from close up with short photo, and he can shoot away from telephoto with telephoto, even if the person who shoots is also big, the telephoto end can hide some of the shortcomings.

Advantages, you can shoot people or scenes in the distance.

On the downside, the pixels are lower at the telephoto end.

Regardless of whether you use it at home or not, it is a good camera to shoot quickly and easily. If you don't care about the volume, the SLR is the most suitable, the specific model, I don't know what your investment budget is, I can only calculate it according to the entry SLR.

Canon 500D, 550D: Good reputation, good value for money. **Between 4000 and 5000 (including lenses).

Nikon D3100: Entry-level upstart, performance should not be underestimated, relatively small size, **around 4000 (including lenses).

There are equipment questions and no questions to answer.

Telephoto vs. DSLR? Two different concepts.

The telephoto is the focal length, and the SLR is the machine.

Suitable lenses for life and home use include Canon 24-70mm cameras, Canon 550D, 7D, and 5D2

When it comes to telephoto, it is the simplest of things, similar to a telescope.

The telephoto is a long focal length, that is, it can bring things in the distance closer, as a SLR, it is a lens.

The meaning of telephoto on the card machine is that the lens equipped with this card machine is telephoto.

A long focal length lens refers to a photographic lens that is longer than the focal length of a standard lens. Taking the 135 camera as an example, the lens focal length from 85mm to 300mm is an ordinary telephoto lens, and the 300mm or more is a super telephoto lens.

Unilateral means:

The use of single lens reflex new technology of digital camera, the new technology English abbreviation is SLR (Single Lens Reflex), the technology is to install a pentaprism above the ground glass in the camera, and placed in front of the film plane at a 45° angle, this prism will reflect the real image light many times to change the light path, the image is sent to the eyepiece, so that the image seen in the viewing window and the film will always be the same, but also make the framing range and the actual shooting range basically the same. The unique design of this prism allows the photographer to observe the image passing through the lens directly from the viewfinder.

The card machine is most suitable for daily life.

SLR is the most domineering in the hand.

Especially the flagship models of Canon and Nikon.

For example, Canon's EOS 1DS Mark III and EOS 1D Mark IV.

Nikon's D3X, D3S.

Oh, and Laika. Buy a set of Leica S2, absolutely domineering!

120 and above are more domineering, but they are too unsuitable for home use.

Depending on your budget and investment, the post-production investment of the SLR is very large, and you have to buy lenses and post-processing with software to give full play to the performance.

If you shoot at the cheapest pullover with a normal level, most of the time the effect is not as good as that of a card machine without PS processing.

If you just want to record your life and don't have very high performance requirements for the lens, I don't recommend you to buy a DSLR.

In fact, most of the more than 10,000 SLR lenses are not good for taking a family photo, hehe.

If you want to be domineering, and you don't want to study photography, learn software, and add financial investment, you can just buy a big flagship DC.

Sony and Fuji have produced it, and Oba's telephoto is also very powerful, often more than ten times, and it will cost tens of thousands if it is replaced with a single-lens reflex lens.

If you live at home, I think it's better to have a DSLR.

Moreover, I recommend Canon's camera to be easy to use.

However, the use is only to record the moments of life or a fool machine, because whether it is a telephoto or a SLR in the hand is not lightweight, it is not very convenient to take it out and bring it in.

I think the "Canon G11" that I like to use now is good, although it is still a fool machine, but I think it is better than the SLR (after all, it is too heavy for me to oppose 12 years old), G11 has some functions that the SLR does not have, but if it is a macro shot, it is a little worse than the SLR.

I'm not a big person, but I hope I can help you.

Don't start with the telephoto, it's easy to rely on the telephoto for beginners, and then it affects progress, and I am