About DSLR: Canon 550D vs. Nikon D5100 or D3100

Canon EOS 550D

On February 8, 2010, Canon announced the launch of the EOS 550D, a new generation of entry-level DSLR cameras, known as the EOS Rebel T2i in the Americas, EOS Kiss Digital X4 in Japan, and EOS 550D in other regions

Lightweight, good machine with balanced performance. It can be said that it is the strongest choice for newcomers under comprehensive considerations such as grade, weight, and volume.

Merit. Center focus is extremely fast and reliable, and the out-of-focus phenomenon that I feared most before the purchase didn't happen.

Dynamic focus tracking is not clear, but the static focus and photo speed can kill D5000, D3000, or even faster than D300S.

The focus and photo speed are really one in the sky and one underground compared to the previous DC.

ISO1600 per person is perfectly acceptable.

The 18-55 set of machines is very lightweight, and I don't get tired of hanging it on my body for two days with a fanny pack, and my friends who help me take pictures are lamenting that my machine is so light.

The power-saving function is very useful, and one battery is fine for 2 days.

Photograph people with beautiful complexions.

I personally recommend the D5100! Feel the D5100 stocky! Moreover, the imaging of 5100 is more delicate than 600d! It's not that Nikon can't photograph landscapes...

In terms of light sensitivity, Nikon's color reproduction is better than that of Canon·· It's a fact... Canon makes high-end cattle! The low-end feels a bit bullying the common people

I recommend buying 550d

1.The Canon shoots have softer colors that are closer to what the human eye sees, while the Nikon shoots with more vivid colors.

2.Canon has the most lenses and has a wide range of options.

3.If you are mainly shooting portraits, the pullover is definitely not good, it is best to buy a 50 six or seven hundred) or 50, the portrait bokeh effect is quite good, and it is not expensive.

If your budget is within 4000, it is recommended that D3100, which is small and easy to use, is a cost-effective entry-level SLR, with all basic functions;

If the budget is within 5000, it is recommended that Canon 550D, ** fair, the picture quality is delicate and soft, the advantages are very detailed, and it is completely enough for the entry; In comparison, the D5100 is not cost-effective, it is an upgraded version of the D5000, but the upgraded functions are very weak.

If it's better to shoot portrait 550d, if you want to get started, I personally think Nikon is good, I use Canon 600d but Canon reduces the color effect very well, and it depends on how much money you have!! As for whether to burn money or not, it goes without saying, art must burn money, little brother's humble opinion....Hey hey

The sleeve Nikon has two horse heads, and the fuselage is one horse head behind.