If you want to buy a camera within 6000, ask for a recommendation

Depending on your budget, considering the clarity of the picture, it is recommended that you consider an entry-level DSLR. If the emphasis is on ease of operation, it is still a card machine. For SLR, Pentax K-R+DA16-45mmF4 lens can be considered, which is in place in one step; The Nikon D5100 or Canon 600D can also be considered, but the mid-range lenses from Nikon and Canon are comparatively more expensive.

You're going to be out of budget, especially if you're not planning to upgrade or add lenses, and I think the Pentax K-R is the best option. There are a lot of card machines, so I don't recommend specific models.

As for the "SLR" you said, the full name of the SLR camera is a single-lens reflex camera, and "single" refers to a camera that shares one lens for shooting and framing, which is different from a dual-lens camera (such as a domestic Seagull dual-lens camera) that uses one lens for framing and another lens for shooting. "Reflection" refers to the reflection of light, which means that after the light enters the camera through the lens, a flat mirror in the camera reflects the light to the pentaprism on the upper part of the camera, and then the pentaprism reflects the light to the viewfinder window, and the human eye sees the subject in the viewfinder window. When shooting, when the shutter is pressed, the mirror in the camera first quickly springs up (rises), and the light entering the lens shines directly on the camera's photosensitive object (the film of a film camera or the semiconductor sensor of a digital camera) through the open shutter, which is another kind of framing light path that is different from a single-lens rangefinder camera (German Leica uses "rangefinder" viewing, and the card machine has a viewfinder window is also all rangefinder viewfinder).

The advantage of a DSLR is that you can take pictures of what you see – "what you see is what you take", and there is basically no difference, or very little difference. Dual-lens cameras limit the application of high-performance lenses; The viewfinder light path of the rangefinder does not pass through the lens, and the view in the viewfinder is different from the actual shot. There is also a single electric camera (not a digital camera, not a film camera), which does not have a viewfinder and only relies on the display to frame the camera.

This framing method is difficult to see the screen clearly when the ambient light is relatively strong, and it is almost a "blind photo".

The key to SLR is to choose a good lens. Canon lens 18-135 prime 50mm focal length is sufficient.

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Single Lens Reflex Camera (SLR Camera) is also known as a SLR camera. It is a camera that uses one lens and is framed reflexively through this lens.

Canon EOS 550D DSLR Set (EF-S 18-135mm F is Lens) JD price 5980

1. I don't know if you say within 6000 includes lenses or not?

If the fuselage is less than 6000, D90 is recommended. I'm using the D90 myself.

The D90 is a machine released in '08 and has been selling well until now, and it is not for nothing that it is not for nothing. This machine has 12 million pixels, which will be enough, with a body motor, compatible with D-type lenses. This is important.

One of the big reasons I chose Nikon is that there are so many cheap prime lenses to choose from. For example, the three lenses I have now equipped are 85, 35, and 50, which are very practical. In addition, this machine has a fast response speed, a shoulder screen, and a double dial wheel, and the operation is very professional and fast.

The Canon 550D can also be considered, and the performance is stronger than the D90 in terms of fuselage, but the handling is worse than the D90, and the shoulder screen and dual dial wheels are all lacking. In addition, the continuous shooting speed is much lower (5fps for the D90). In addition, you also have to consider the problem of the lens, the characteristics of the Canon lens are that it is cheap but not good, good is not cheap, the low-cost lens is not as generous as Nikon, and the slightly similar lens ** is very high.

From this point of view, the cost performance of 550D should be discounted, after all, the lens is the main thing to burn.

All in all, the Nikon D90 is recommended.

Canon 550D is good, you can consider it, I also bought this, I have used it for half a year, and it feels pretty good.

If you want a little higher, the Nikon D90 has the advantage in terms of value for money.

With a little more money, Nikon D90, with the fuselage motor and shoulder screen, has become a mid-range SLR, and it is better than the entry-level in terms of use, feel, and investment in the future.

At the current price point.

The 550D is really invincible (although I still prefer Nikon).

It is recommended that LZ Canon should not be chosen.

Canon I personally think it's just that the brand is a little louder, and the others are nothing special, and Canon's machines are generally low in cost performance.

Choose Nikon's,D3100 or D5000 can be,The cost performance is very good,And Nikon's fuselage is all made of metal frame,Very durable,The color is also sharper than Canon's reality,And the pixels of these two machines,Screen pixels and all aspects of the function are perfect,But it is recommended not to choose a set,The lens is a good point,Nikon's original on the line。