Ready to learn photography, what configuration of SLR should I buy, and whether there is a specific

As long as it is a DSLR, it is suitable for learning, in fact, as long as the camera has a completely manual function, it can be used for learning.

It depends on how much money you are ready to spend, of course, it is not recommended to spend a lot of money, the body within 10,000 is fine, if you think it is expensive, choose the set of 5 to 7 thousand.

For example, Canon 600D and Nikon D5100 are the grades that beginners choose more.

Good luck.

You don't necessarily need a DSLR to learn photography.

First of all, you need to know how photography works, and secondly, you need to have a camera that can set up various options.

First, you can watch the New York School of Photography tutorial.

Second, the entry-level SLR is actually okay like what I said upstairs. Cheaper ones are fine. In fact, the fuselage is not a big problem, the main thing is to look at the lens.

Also, models like Panasonic's GF series can also be considered.

There are basically three major brands of SLR, Canon, Nikon, Sony, and the now popular mirrorless.

Ordinary users do not consider upgrading, only consider portable and photographed here, recommend Sony's SLR or mirrorless;

If you want to upgrade it, you have to choose from Nikon and Canon, D700After breaking the ice, there is one more choice in the 10,000 yuan level, if you are ready to learn photography, Nikon and Canon are good, C (Canon users) say C is good, N (Nikon users) say N is good. It depends on what style you like**,Superficially speaking,If you go straight out, Nikon is sharper,The picture is more vivid,Canon is softer,But taste can be done in the later stage。

When I got started, I looked at the taste, I was in contact with both C and N, and it is not easy to say who is better, I should say that it is good to use it well, but if you want to consider upgrading, I think the Canon lens is slightly cheaper. (I can't say it anymore, or I'll be involved in the CN war).

After choosing C,N,S,The model will go with the flow.,It's not very rich on the ** door model.,If you're a little richer, you'll buy a mid-range model.,If you burn a little, you'll buy a full pair.。 (The better the fuselage, the more foolish it is to operate).

Canon EOS60D is recommended, with high configuration, clear imaging, and high cost performance, which is a new mid-level nirvana product of Canon. In addition, the compact and lightweight nature of the 60D plastic body also reduces the burden on users when carrying the camera when going out.

It is recommended to start playing, buy a starter machine, everyone has it, and the cost performance is also passable, and it is not too late to upgrade when you are familiar with photography and find your favorite direction.

Use Pentax K-5, I am recommended by a photography teacher I am the 7D of the C family, the configuration is useless for learning, it is a SLR on the line Canon recommends 550D 600D Nikon recommends D5100 D7000

There are also many types of professional photographers.

Sports photographers and wildlife photographers use top-of-the-line SLRs such as the Canon 1D and Nikon D3 and D4.

The SLR used by photographers in photo studios and studios, 6D is enough, and there are more Canons. If you want to really go to this industry, there will be more machines, 6d is proper, 5d2 is old.

As for freelance photographers, there are a lot of them, and they use everything, such as SLR, rangefinder, single battery, black card, film machine, and old machine. It's okay to use 6D, and it's okay to use truncated frames, just see if it's suitable for what you want to shoot.

Which to buy 6d or 5d2 depends on your use.

If you're going to shoot people, still lifes, landscapes (landscapes aren't recommended for Canon), etc., 6D is completely adequate or even better than 5D2.

But if you want to shoot more moving objects, such as sports photography and bird hunting, it's still 5d2.

6D has many additional features, but it is not as professional as 5D2. But after all, 5d2 is old, and your choice is very tangled, so it is recommended to add money to 5d3.

From a professional point of view, 6D is insufficient, but it will definitely not become obsolete anytime soon, after all, 5D2 in 08 is now used by many people. The only thing you need to be wary of is that 5D4 will come out in the future, and if 5D3 is reduced in price more, 6D is estimated that no one will buy it.

Obsolescence is just that no one buys it, and it is not good to sell second-hand machines, which does not mean that the functions and performance of the camera are outdated.

Recommend entry-level mirrorless bars, Sony NEX has some styles that are very cheap. As far as learning photography is concerned, it's better than DC. In terms of ** and portability, it is better than a DSLR.

It's good to get started with SLR. 550d600d will do. It's not too late to buy a good camera, and when you know it later

It is recommended that you buy a digital camera and a video camera together, buy Canon's latest full-frame SLR 6D, the camera and video features are very good.

Let's buy an entry-level machine: the Canon 600D, the 550D, or the Nikon D5100

1. Book - "New York School of Photography Tutorial" (this can be bought second-hand old edition) or "American Photography Tutorial" 9th edition.

2. The camera first recommends second-hand film SLR or rangefinder. Reason: a DSLR manual is fully functional.

b Although film is not as much as digital shooting, it is precisely because of the slowness that it is learned solidly, and the basic knowledge of photography can be consolidated and promoted. And the progress is faster. c The price point is also cheaper than digital.

3. The entry-level SLR of digital cameras is enough for you to use, such as Canon's 500D550D and Nikon's entry-level models, as well as Sony's (A330) and Olympus's (E410) entry-level SLR, the price of these sets does not exceed 4-50000 (Canon may be slightly more expensive). Olympus will be cheaper. Their features are exactly what you need.

If possible, you can also opt for a second-hand DSLR.

4. Finally, don't be obsessed with equipment with too much energy, it is good to shoot by people, and in the end, it depends on whether you have an aesthetic mind.

A person has a person's opinion, and these are just my experiences.

The photography is definitely a SLR, either Canon or Nikon, and the others are not recommended. Nikon is more recommended because Canon is comparatively more professional, more cumbersome to operate than Nikon, and is also relatively expensive. But everyone has benefits, and Canon EOS's ability to handle pictures is not covered.

Buy new instead of old, the newer you have, the more skills you can assist novices to operate.

Nikon D90, the important thing is to have a good head. The Canon 550D and 500 are also improvised. It is more suitable for novices to buy a set of machines.

You can buy a second-hand SLR machine to practice your hands. Don't play tens of thousands at once. DSLRs are mostly lenses and personal creativity.

Buy one first and learn to use it, how to get the settings and functions inside.

Just take your time.

Novices, it doesn't make much sense to buy a new machine for about 10,000. I don't know how to use it, and the match is poor.

Beginners should first understand that they have a little foundation, and they don't have any photography knowledge, but they can still understand a little bit.

If you don't understand it at all, the difference between using a mobile phone and a camera may not be that big.

If you know a little more, it is recommended to use a mid-range SLR, when I first came into contact with photography, Nikon mid-range D90 is such a machine, many people use it, from professionals to amateurs It covers a wide range, it can be said that it is the king of cost performance.

Now in the mid-range, there are Canon's 80D, Nikon's D7200, but like the 70D and D7100, there are machines that push forward a generation. ** down, the cost performance is also quite high.

Then Canon now comes out with a product 77D, which is between the entry and mid-range, and you can also take a look if you are interested.

The entry machine is not recommended, if you buy it for pretending, you can ** door machine, if you really feel like photography, use the mid-range machine, because the operation of the mid-range machine, including the shoulder screen, and the full-frame machine is almost the same. If you have used a mid-range machine, it will not be difficult to learn to use high-end full-frame in the future.

Hope I help.

I bought a Sony A7+ Sleeve 28-70 in early 2014, and after two years of study and practice, I added a 16-35F4 wide-angle lens in early 2016 and a 70-200F4 telephoto lens in early 2017.

This was shot with a 16-35 wide-angle lens.

This was taken at a 70-200 telephoto.

It's hard to say, add me 1026042633, and ask casually.

I bought a Fujifilm 2000. Good cost performance, not belonging to the card machine. Go to five-star, it is sold everywhere. At that time, I bought it for a little over 2,000, and then I reduced the price, and now it's about 1,500.

Buy a second-hand one, go to the photographic equipment city, a lot of second-hand cameras.

Manual functions are acceptable, such as Fujifilm F85