I want to buy a Nikon SLR camera to shoot, I don t know what kind of model is good, please ask an ex

Remember to play SLR, you are playing with the lens, because the biggest fun of the SLR camera is that you can change different lenses, and choosing a good brand is to choose a good lens. It's not that the lens is necessarily more important than the body, and if you don't plan to upgrade again, it's also a good choice to buy a kit all at once. Judging from your question, you have plans to continue to upgrade, then I recommend that you start with mid-range mobility.

Among the D80, D300, and D700, D80 is low in the mid-range, D300 is in the mid-range high, and D700 is already full-frame. It is not necessary or suitable for novices to buy a full pair at one time on the road, and it is better to start with the basic play of SLR, which will help to use the full pair more handily in the future. Therefore, D80 is more suitable, since D80 is hard to buy nowadays, you can start with D90 or D300, which is now more cost-effective, both of which are very suitable for you.

The full set can use DX lenses, and can be automatically switched to DX when used, and DX cameras can use any lens from N companies.

Nikon D300 or D700 or D80 Don't know which is right for me?

Buy D80 without any shooting experience and knowledge accumulated over a certain period of time, use SLR and use manual mode, understand ** and metering and other data adjustments, buy D700.

Can full-frame and part-frame be used on the lens?

The full deck can be used, the DX format lens, when used, it will automatically switch to the DX format, and the DX format machine can also use the FX format lens, but the image quality is not as good as the effect on the full deck. The resolution is not as high as the full deck.

Is the lens more important?

Both the machine and the lens are important.

Admire the invincible spirit of replication on the first floor.

Buy the D700 among the models you listed, because it's a full-frame photosensitive original.

The half-frame lens can be used universally on the D700, and the camera will automatically recognize the format of the frame, but since the camera is already full-frame, don't use the half-frame lens in DX format, it's too wasteful of resources, and it's a pity to shoot a half-frame camera with a full-frame camera.

Shoot a picture! You have a D700 + fixed focal length lens 50mm bull head + tripod, which can produce the highest quality film!

Shaomi D80 + fixed focus 37mm or 50mm dog head + tripod, the above is designed to shoot the best pictures. It's best to shoot this still life with a standard prime shot!

D300 plus 16-85VR is enough, the lens is more important than the body, and some can be universal.

If it's just a painting, just use any one with thousands of pixels. It doesn't matter. The lens matches Sigma's 50s, which is a bull's head. Much better than Nikon's 50.

If the economy is relatively good, you can directly enter the Nikon D90, and you can buy the D5000, D3000 if you are a little worse, generally speaking, you can start to play the sleeve first, and then buy a new lens after thinking about what to shoot, the D90 sleeve is 18 105, the D5000, and the D3000 sleeve is 18 55

Beginners buy D3000 without hesitation

It's okay to have the money to buy a D300S.

SLR will only be easier to use than DC and will not be difficult to use, the key is to learn more and read more manuals.

The beginner D3000 is fine, because the body does not retain its value.

D90 bar, entry-level, body value preservation, and it is also convenient to change lenses in the later stage

** aspects are not outrageous

Nikon D90, intermediate, more than 5,000 per machine, if you feel that the pullover machine is more expensive, you can choose Sigma and other auxiliary factory lenses. In the future, if you want to change to a more advanced lens, the body of the D90 is also worthy of the lens.