I m a college student and I m ready to get my hands on a DSLR camera!

With a budget of 10000, I must have bought a Nikon D7000, and there is nothing to worry about. First of all, D7000 and D90 are SLR mid-range models, which are a notch higher than Canon 600D (entry-level), and secondly, D7000 Compared with D90 Many aspects of the upgrade are a qualitative improvement, by no means a simple upgrade, D7000 in many ways to catch up with or even surpass the mid-range flagship D300S, from the quality level of your budget D7000 set is the most suitable. You this budget d90 I don't recommend you buy.

There are two principles for buying a single reflex, one is to buy the new and not the old, and the other is to buy the most expensive in the budget, after all, you get what you pay for. But to be honest, 600D is also a very good machine, my colleague just bought one, 18-135 set of 7000 ocean rotating screen is still very practical, but there is no shoulder screen (the small screen on the shoulder of the camera, you can intuitively see and adjust the setting of some parameters).

Just buy the D7000, I'm this machine, it's very good to use, you will never regret it.

JD.com's stuff is no problem, you can buy it with confidence. That's a professional store.

Go to the store to buy it, Jingdong is more reliable, but after all, it is not as solid as going to the store yourself.

The three models you mentioned are all in APS-C format, and the difference in camera performance is very small, and the difference between lenses within 10,000 yuan will not be very large.

It mainly depends on the feel and handling performance, and when you get these three machines in your hands, you will know which one to buy.

In addition, it is not recommended that you buy D7000, if you want to buy D7000, it is better to add a few hundred dollars to buy D300S, which is not a grade thing.

Original) for newbies, my advice is.

1. Buy the new and not the old. Because newbies don't really know that much about performance, but the features are quick to get started.

2. Low-end body and high-end lens. Ditto, novices may not be able to tell how much the fuselage has an impact on **, and the low-end fuselage does not have much room for depreciation, and there is no regret about replacing it for two years.

3. It is not necessary to set the machine. I didn't buy the first one, and I suggested that the first lens be a 18 135 or larger range that goes headlong in the world.

ps: Jingdong's is said to be okay, but I haven't used it, it's a SLR taken in a local store.

I've just been through this period of confusion before, and my recommendation is, Pentax KR.

Compared with C and N, Pentax is more niche, which of course means that there is not much room for choice of lenses and some supporting equipment, but in today's era of everyone's SLR, choosing the white camera of P family KR seems to have personality and eclectic. Moreover, the performance of the fixed focus group of the P family is not inferior to that of the C and N families.

If you have the money, Pentax's K7 can also be considered.

JD.com and Newegg are very reliable, and stores with large transaction volume should also be able to do so, and they are also cheap.

Who said SLRs have a short lifespan? That's all layman's talk. At present, there are still a few people in the world who use film SLR, either for scientific research needs, or for special shooting needs.

Currently, there are two types of digital cameras: SLR (interchangeable lens) and all-in-one (non-interchangeable lens). The advantages of the SLR machine are just the disadvantages of the all-in-one machine, and the advantages of the all-in-one machine are the disadvantages of the SLR machine.

The biggest advantages of DSLR cameras are that they can be replaced with lenses to meet different shooting needs, manual (manual) setting items can give full play to human talents, and CCD and CMOS areas are large and the images are relatively clear. The biggest disadvantage is that it is large in size and inconvenient to carry.

The biggest advantage of the digital integrated camera is that it is small in size and inconvenient to carry (the card machine is much smaller than a pack of cigarettes), and the big disadvantage is that the lens cannot be changed to meet the needs of different shooting, the manual (manual) setting items are few, and the CCD and CMOS area are small and the imaging is not clear enough.

However, it is said that the digital SLR camera is large and inconvenient to carry, not that it has to be equipped with multiple lenses, if it is only used by families and individuals for daily shooting, there is also a one-lens test set machine, and a lens from wide angle to telephoto can meet most shooting needs.

It is said that the imaging of the digital all-in-one camera is not clear enough, but it is only compared with the SLR, and now the imaging quality of the all-in-one machine is still clearer, that is, it is no problem to print 20-inch photos, which can meet people's daily shooting needs.

After understanding the advantages and disadvantages of DSLR cameras and digital integrated cameras, you will know whether you need a DSLR or an all-in-one camera. As a student, if the learning content is related to photography, or if you love photography and DSLR, it is better to buy a slightly better digital integrated camera.

Since there are many brands and models of SLR machines suitable for students, it is also necessary to determine your personal use and economic conditions. If the learning content is closely related to photography, and you already love photography, try to buy it as well as possible.

Canon 500D, 550D, 60D, 600D, 7D, Nikon D5000, D3100, D90, D300S, D7000 are from entry to mid-range machines, all of which are more suitable for students. Also, a DSLR lens is more important than the body.

Once I love the SLR, I am followed by two words "annoying" and "burning". Annoyed by the dissatisfaction of your fuselage, satisfied with the fuselage and annoyed by the dissatisfaction of the lens, as long as you are annoyed, you have to burn money. Try to choose the one that suits your needs.

The main features of the SLR camera used by students are as follows:

1. Cost-effective, entry-level SLR is very suitable for students.

2. Choose a set of cameras, students shoot more landscapes and portraits, and wide-angle and medium-focus sets are the first choice.

Consider the used Nikon D60 D80 D90 (**in order).

The main factors that limit the life of a DSLR are: shutter photosensitive element.

Generally speaking, what you need to know to buy a second-hand DSLR is: the number of shutters of the camera (there are many on the Internet through the software, please refer to it); Whether there are dead pixels in the photosensitive original; The lens that comes with it is not damaged, whether it is moldy, etc. (There are a lot of corresponding identification knowledge on the Internet, so I won't list them here.) )

The life of the SLR is not short... My teacher has been using it for more than ten years...

Professional people have been using SLR, **expensive, which is so easy to eliminate...

Digital SLR, entry-level Canon 550D, about 5,000.

The most important component of the camera is the CCD, which is the photosensitive part of the camera. In fact, buying a camera doesn't have to be so entangled. High-end cameras are just better lenses. So I recommend you to buy a Sony camera.

Nikon and Canon still have an absolute advantage in the field of DSLR, with the help of Minolta and Carl Zeiss autofocus lenses, Sony has achieved good results in the field of SLR in recent years, but there is still a gap with Nikon and Canon in the popularity rankings. Among the recent hot SLRs, all of them are Nikon and Canon.

As far as Nikon and Canon are concerned: Nikon is like a knife carving, and the picture is sharp; Canon is like an oil painting, the picture is soft.

Depending on personal preference, there is no better brand. Personally, I like the Nikon sharp style and have always used Nikon cameras.

The price ranges from about 3,000 yuan to tens of thousands of yuan, and of course you can use it, and you get what you pay for. It's up to you to make money.

Canon 450D set (with 18-55mm lens) 4000 yuan.

Nikon D3100 set (with 18-55mm lens) 4200 yuan.

Canon 500D set (with 18-55mm lens) 4400 yuan.

Nikon D5000 set (with 18-55mm lens) 4500 yuan.

Canon 550D set (with 18-55mm lens) 5100 yuan.

Nikon D90 set (with 18-105mm lens) 7000 yuan.

Canon 60D set (with 18-135mm lens) 8500 yuan.

Nikon D7000 set (with 18-105mm lens) 9000 yuan.

However, now is not the time to buy a camera, because Japan**above** have risen to varying degrees, and there are a lot of floats.

1. Sony NEX5C (including E18-55mm OSS set) plus card, bag about 4600-4800

2. Canon E0S500D (including 18-55IS), plus card bag, etc. about 4600-4800

This 2 camera comparison:

SONY: This is a crossover between a DSLR camera and a compact digital camera. It has a high image quality comparable to that of a DSLR, while at the same time being closer to a compact digital camera in terms of "body shape". The appearance may be lighter.

The canon is slightly better and bulkier

Sony A290 is either on the second-hand one, which is cheap and easy to use.

Low-priced DSLRs from Canon or Nikon will line up with Canon EOS 1100 , Nikon D3100. Just bring your own sleeve. If you have the money, you can get a Nikon D7000, and you can even use the study belt for a few years, so it's worth spending more.

Olympus's is not bad, I found a regular seller on the Internet, and a DSLR only costs more than 2,000.

In order for the landlord not to become an equipment maniac, here is a rational configuration.

First of all, there are two aspects to learning photography:1The method of expressing thoughts with **; 2.The techniques that support the expression of ideas (i.e., the composition aperture shutter). So, the equipment is not the most important thing.

It is recommended to use a fake entry-level camera first, and the lens is a separate one. At present, you can choose 550d or 600d. Lenses according to your course arrangement, there may be documentary (then you need 35mm and 50mm lenses), sports (APS body 100mm or more focal length), advertising (from wide angle to telephoto), macro (macro head), so in order not to waste money on so many fixed focus, buy an EF18-135mm first, this covers wide angle to telephoto.

In addition, there may be times when better image quality is needed, so then the entire EF50mm or EF85mm; Such a budget is about RMB9,000, which is enough to ensure that it is enough to learn from Shenma.

Of course, if the landlord doesn't care about a few small dollars, go directly to the full frame: Nikon D3, 14mm-24mm; 24-70mm, 70-200mm, in addition to 5d2, 16-35mm 24-70mm 70-200mm all; There are also sonya900, Zeiss 24-70, and 70-200g (this is Minolta's g-head makeover, the optical quality exceeds that of the pseudo-energy Xiaobai, and the mud pit is a small bamboo cannon).

If you want to be richer and want to keep a low profile, you can get the Leica M9+; I don't want to do it in a low-key, large-format format.

You have to give a budget first, classmates, you can learn anything SLR, the more expensive the better, really, this thing can ignore what cost performance, you get what you pay for.

For entry-level machines, you can consider Nikon's D3100, Canon's 1100D, and Pentax's KR. The stand-alone machines of these three models are all below 3,005. Pentax KR is the most cost-effective, but if you consider strengthening the equipment in the future, it is not recommended, after all, Pentax lenses are so dozens, which is really limited!

Canon's 1100D is a new machine that has just come out, and the machine also comes in several colors, which is very fashionable, and there are many lenses that can be matched! The D3100 is also highly rated, the performance of the camera is good, and there are a lot of lenses that can be matched! When the time comes, you can change the lens to a better one according to your needs!

This one is a bit professional, I haven't been in contact with SLR, I'm afraid I can't help you. sorry!

Students buy Pentax kr, cost-effective, good-looking color, metal skeleton, with body motor, you can use many cheap old lenses (such as Carl Zeiss 135mm), Pentax is a Japanese brand, but there is German Schneider blood, I personally like it.

Since you are a photography major, I recommend you to buy it slightly better. Canon 7D, Canon 60D, 5D2 if possible...

SLR also has entry-level ah, not necessarily all high-end, the real high-end is professional photographers, rich people, even the general high-end camera is also a few w, high dozens of w ah, an accessory to a few w. So does the lens.

One, twenty w. Since you are a student, depending on what price you want to buy, Canon has a low price.

There are three or four thousand to nearly w. Here are some of the most commonly used camera angles to consider:

Canon, but the 450D does not have the function of recording movies, and it is a bit outdated, the 500D (18-200) set is now cost-effective (**Around 7000), the 550D has just been on the market, and there should be room for price reduction. However, Canon's entry-level SLR is made like a toy, small in size, and has a poor feel, so I am a little hesitant now.

Nikon's D90 is good, classic, sharp imaging, suitable for me, a novice who can't PS, but with accessories, **slightly higher (7500+), the lens is only 18-105. And it's a 08 machine, it's a bit old, and I want a more modern one.

Recently, I watched Pentax's K-M, and K-X, the cost performance is good, the dual lens (18-55, 50-200) is only about 5500, and it is estimated that it can be stopped in the early 6000s. It's good to see the introduction, but there are very few people around who use it, and I don't know how it actually is. Is it more troublesome to use and replace the double head?

You can take a look at other people's choices online and combine your own ideas. I wish you the choice to your satisfaction with the camera.