How do you distinguish between Canon and Nikon product lines?

The classification of digital cameras Canon and Nikon is basically entry-level, professional-grade, and commercial-grade.

For example, the Canon 700D is an entry-level one, defined as a life record and practice, with poor materials and functions.

And 70d belongs to the professional level, which is defined as being able to shoot work.

The 6D is commercial-grade.

There is a clear difference between the commercial grade and the previous two levels, the commercial grade is 35mm full-frame, high pixels, while the entry-level and professional grade are APS-C format and low pixels, which is not a concept.

However, now the competition is fierce, and Canon and Nikon have launched super entry-level phones, such as: Canon's 760D, C format but with more than 20 million pixels.

Nikon cameras: 1, Nikon models with two-digit numbers are entry-level models (e.g. D70(S) D50(S) D80 D40(X) D60 D90).

Nikon's products of this level,The release order is particularly chaotic,And among themD40、D40X and D60Because the indicators are too poor,In fact, it should be lowered a grade to be appropriate,It should not be mixed with D80A classic model with a good reputation。 In this model, the D80 is more sought after by photographers, and it is often compared with Canon's mid-range D40, which shows that its quality is good.

2. Nikon's three-digit number is for mid-range models (e.g. D100 D200 D300 D700).

3. Nikon numbers with one digit are high-end models (such as D1 D2 D3, including X, H, HS, etc.).

Canon Cameras: Canon's product line is very clear, with serial numbers incrementing in chronological order.

1. Canon is an entry-level model with three digits (e.g. 300d, 350d, 400d, 450d).

2. The two-digit ones are the mid-range models (10D, 20D, 30D, 40D, 50D), and the single-digit ones are the high-end models (such as 1D series, 1DS series, 5D series).

In order to cope with the competition of cheap lite models such as Nikon's D40 and D60 to attract sales (no way, many people are only greedy for cheap), Canon popped up a new four-figure product line last year (currently there is only one 1000D). Before Nikon oversold Canon with cheap models (Nikon outsold Canon in December 2006 with its cheap D40), Canon had never had this series before, worse than the entry-level, so I jokingly called it the garbage model, which was clearly born in response to Nikon's approach. But Canon manages to separate the "garbage" and not mix it with the entry-level model, which is still much more honest than Nikon.

Personally, I feel that this category is traditionally divided into entry-level, mid-range and professional level! There is almost only one category for entry-level DSLRs. The Canon EOS 300D pioneered this category, and then the Nikon D70, D70S, Sony A200 and others followed.

However, with the passage of time, the DSLR entry market is getting bigger and bigger, so the DSLR entry machine market is also differentiating, divided into two market segments: "entry machine" and "advanced entry machine". Now I will sort out the entry-level DSLR on the market for you.

The real "digital SLR entry machine" is now generally around 3000 yuan. Such products usually remain at the level of 10 million pixels. The continuous shooting speed is frames per second and the body is plastic.

In terms of focus, the current DSLR entry-level machines have evolved to 7-9. In addition, today's ** "DSLR entry machine" is designed with a navigation mode, and the user will be guided to shoot skills in the menu. The basic lack of live view is also a significant feature of this grade of DSLR, so the LCD screen is also kept at the level of inches.

At present, Nikon D3000, Sony A230, as well as Canon EOS 1000D, Olympus E-520, Pentax K-M, etc., can be regarded as real entry-level DSLRs.

One level higher than the entry-level DSLR is the "Advanced Starter DSLR". The characteristics of this DSLR are, first of all, the evolution of pixels to the level of 12 million to 15 million, and the continuous shooting speed has also evolved to more than 4 frames per second. In addition, the "Advanced Entry DSLR" has begun to have a live view function, and the LCD screen of the fuselage has also begun to evolve

Either a larger size (3 inches) LCD is used, or a rotating LCD screen is used, or the LCD screen has 920,000 pixels. In addition, the advanced DSLR also has better performance in terms of light sensitivity and noise reduction. At present, the ** of advanced entry DSLR is usually more than 5000 yuan.

I knew about Canon's DSLR.

Hope it helps.

As far as the camera is concerned, Canon is now getting into the 1000D

Semi-professional 400d

And 450d is more professional is 40d and only came out of 50d

The quasi-professional 5D machine is 1DS

Markiii (21.1 million pixels).

Continuous shooting is. 1dmark

iii It can be seen that the shorter the number of Canon models, the better.

CCD is also better. In terms of lenses, the Canon has a clear distinction between advantages and disadvantages, and the lens with L, that is, the red circle lens is the best lens.

For example, 700-200

f/17-40

f/4l50f/

Waiting, with IS, there is more stabilization, of course, it is better than the lens of the same focal length, such as 70-200

f/is。。

Nikon's lenses don't have such a noticeable difference. Nikon's DSLR is currently the best in D3. I'm sorry, but I don't really know much about Nikon.

d40d60

The D40X is a consumer-grade SLR used by home users,**.

D80D90 entry-level SLR, ** set of about 6500. About 5000 for a single machine. The set is about 8500.

Stand-alone 6800 or so, D300D700 quasi-professional SLR, stand-alone 9800 or so, stand-alone 17000 or so D3 professional-grade SLR. The single machine is about 28000

As for the internal differences, I can only say that the differences are too big.

The easiest way to tell the difference:

The fewer digits in the body model, the higher the grade!

The larger the aperture in the lens model, the higher the grade!