Pure novices are recommended for introductory SLR and lenses

This budget with 50 headers is the most effective, the header is the best portrait head, the background is blurred, and the sharpness and sharpness are ***. 50 is the angle of view is relatively ordinary, but the header is not weak, and it is the best way for novices to practice photography skills. If you need to learn some photography techniques before using it, it is recommended to check out the New York School of Photography tutorial.

If the wide angle is not enough, you can shoot two or three puzzles, which can achieve the effect of ultra-wide angle. The most important thing is photography technology and post-production. Don't underestimate the 50 header.

Some photography masters use headers all their lives, and if you can use them well, you will be able to master basic photography techniques.

You can consider Canon's 600D, which is also entry-level, if you want to shoot people, Canon may be better, landscape, or Nikon, both have their own merits, but the overall performance is ...... up and down

Regarding the lens, in fact, to put it bluntly, for those who are not playing professionally, buy a Tenron, get it in one shot, and you don't need to match it anymore .......

If you add a little more, you can consider D7000 Japanese parallel imports, if the budget is tight, then take a look at the D5100 set. Nikon's.

Within 5000 budget, use 18-200 one shot to go around the world, add a 50 patter, and the budget is sufficient to go on the wide angle.

D5200 is fine with 18-105 at this price.

If it is Pentax K30, it is best to match this price with 18-135, and the purchase channel is different, which may exceed the budget.

Novices need to learn some basic photography techniques before they can use the camera well, and it is better to familiarize themselves with a zoom head first. If you want to go deeper in the future, you can rematch it as needed. If this is the end of the day, a zoom head with a common focal length can basically cope with the purpose of home travel.

Recommend P's K30+18-55WR As the saying goes, P's no dog head 18-55WR This head is extremely cost-effective. The imaging is excellent and it is also waterproof. You can start parallel goods from the X treasure, and the fuselage can also start from the X treasure.

If you have money, add 55-300dal for birding.

<> "A must-see for newbies: the understanding and selection of lenses, and literacy in one minute."

First, the lens brand.

1.Original lenses.

The original lens refers to the matching lens produced by Canon Sony, Nikon, Fujifilm and other camera brands, which is relatively higher.

2. Auxiliary factory lens.

Analogues are lenses produced by other companies:

For example, the Japanese Sigma and Vacant (usually** cheaper than the original, and a limited budget is also a good choice).

For example, German Zeiss, Lycra, etc. (usually ** higher than the original factory, suitable for those who have demand).

2. Lens classification.

Zoom lens: changeable focal length, flexible shooting, generally small aperture, accessible to both new and experienced players.

Fixed focal length lens: fixed focal length, better image quality, large aperture, suitable for novices.

Lens focal length segmentation: Simply put, it is the division range of lens focal length, which is generally divided into ultra-wide-angle wide-angle, standard, medium-focus, medium-telephoto, telephoto, and ultra-telephoto.

Below 20mm - ultra-wide angle;

21mm-40mm - wide-angle lens;

41mm-60mm - standard lens;

61mm-100mm - mid-focus lens;

101mm-180mm - medium telephoto lens;

181mm-300mm - telephoto lens;

Above 301mm – super telephoto lens.

3. Lens selection.

1.Take a portrait.

General choice]: 50mm, 85mm, etc. The prime lens has good imaging and high color reproduction, but it cannot adjust the distance and is easy to lose focus.

2.Shoot the scenery.

Shooting subject]: urban architecture, the general environment, etc., and at the same time, in addition to the wide angle, it will also be used to shoot long-distance objects, such as the starry sky, birds, all need telephoto lenses.

General lens selection]: 16-35mm, 12-24mm, 35mm, 70-200100-400, etc.

Advantages: ultra-wide field of view, good color reproduction, and very spectacular performance for large-scale environment shooting. Distant subjects can also be well represented.

Disadvantages: The wide-angle and telephoto are not suitable for novices to shoot portraits, and are more difficult to master. Wide angles are prone to distortion, but they are often tested by the environment.

Summary: Wide-angle lens: 24-35mm focal length, suitable for shooting large scenes, such as buildings, gatherings, etc.

Ultra-wide-angle lens: 17-24mm focal length, suitable for shooting vast landscapes.

Standard lens: 45-50mm focal length, mostly used for ordinary landscapes, ordinary portraits, snapshots, etc.

Telephoto lens: 75-200mm focal length, also known as portrait lens, suitable for shooting portraits, landscapes, travel commemorative photos, etc.

Super telephoto lens: The focal length is more than 200mm, which is suitable for shooting distant scenes.

Macro lens: At present, the mainstream macro lenses are: 60mm, 90mm, 100mm, 105mm, 150mm, 180mm and 200mm are optional, macro lenses are fixed focal length lenses, used to shoot very subtle objects, such as flowers, insects, etc.

Fisheye lens: 11-16mm focal length, fisheye lens has a fairly long depth of field, the image taken with the fisheye lens is very deformed, and the perspective convergence is strong.

1. According to your existing SLR camera choice, because the stove filial piety lens selected by different SLR cameras is also different, for example, the SLR camera is Nikon, then the lens is also Nikon's lens, and you can't choose other brands of lenses.

2. Choose according to your own needs in order to be suitable for yourself, after all, there are many SLR camera lenses, not all of them are suitable for you. If you choose a DSLR camera to shoot portraits, then choose a portrait lens, such as a 50mm lens and a 35mm lens; If you need to use a DSLR camera to shoot landscapes, then choose a wide-angle short focal length lens, such as a 16mm lens and a 24mm lens; If you use a DSLR camera to shoot a wide range of subjects, then choose a zoom lens with a large zoom, such as an 18-140mm zoom lens.

3. If you want to shoot conveniently or need high-quality image quality, if you want to shoot conveniently, then choose a zoom lens, because the focal length of the lens can be changed, and a zoom lens is enough; If you want high-quality images, try to choose a prime lens when choosing a lens.

4. There are a large number of lenses for you to choose from in the lens of a DSLR camera, but when choosing a lens, you must choose according to your budget, and relatively cheap lenses can also reduce your investment costs, so that you can choose the right lens for yourself.