Is there any difference between a professional DSLR and an entry level SLR? Please, 3Q

There is nothing special for beginners with a DSLR camera. If you want to buy a DSLR camera, you can buy one appropriately according to your current financial situation, and you don't have to think about what you don't learn at the beginning, and what you don't get started. 1. There is one thing to pay attention to when purchasing:

That's the brand, because the lenses are not common to each other, and the lens and body can be purchased separately. Once you've chosen a brand, you'll generally be using that brand for the rest of your life. Because if the body is going to be updated in the future, you will be reluctant to use the original lens, and vice versa.

2. Buy as much as possible if the financial ability allows, under normal circumstances, the camera is not scrapped in two or three years, you can continue to use it until it is unusable. That's why I say that there is no SLR for "beginners", and the so-called "entry-level" is business language, so you don't have to be fooled by it. 3. As for the brand, I think if the price is the same, the difference is not very big, just like who is better in academic performance?

Personally, I think you can choose between Nikon, Canon, and I don't particularly recommend any of them, because they all have their own characteristics. 4. At the beginning, you should not think too much about what lens to choose, and think more about the body. On the one hand, it's low (cost-effective) to use first.

On the other hand, when you have improved, you understand more, and you have your own opinions, it is not too late to think about it.

The difference in quality, such as some imaging optimizations, some hardware settings of the fuselage, including photosensitive elements, etc., the same lens is not the same in professional and non-professional imaging is also different, for beginners, you don't need to buy a particularly professional one, you can have a good head first, but if it's not bad for money, then whatever.

The difference between a professional SLR and an entry-level SLR is the difference in performance, and the Canon 550D has good performance and can be purchased.

First, the focus is different.

1. Entry-level SLR camera: The number of focus points and the number of cross focus points are lower than those of professional SLR cameras.

2. Professional-grade SLR camera: The number of focuses and the number of focus points of the top ten characters are higher than that of professional-grade SLR cameras.

Second, the shutter speed is different.

1. Entry-level SLR cameras: The entry-level SLR shutter is 1 4000 seconds, and 1 4000 is enough for ordinary consumers.

2. Professional SLR camera: professional SLR is basically 1 8000, for professional photographers, 1 8000 can make the aperture wider and the depth of field shallower when the light is sufficient.

3. The continuous shooting is different.

1. Entry-level SLR camera: The speed of continuous shooting is low, and the continuous shooting speed is 5 shots.

2. Professional-grade SLR camera: at least 8 shots in a row. When shooting, the reflector swings up and down at high speed, and Nikon and Canon have used a lot of technology to reduce the vibration of the reflector and make the reflector move more neatly.

Entry-level: light body, small size, mostly sets, made of engineering plastics, slow speed, most of them are 3 sheets per second.

Mid-range machine: heavier, larger, mostly magnesium alloy body, less sets, generally self-equipped lenses. The speed is relatively fast, generally 5-8 shots per second.

1. Selection of materials: the low-end is generally engineering plastics, and the middle and high-end are made of metal materials or even magnesium alloy light metal materials, which are more durable and durable.

2. Service life: There are obvious indicators for the shutter alone, 50,000 times at the low end, 10-150,000 times at the middle and high ends, and others are also like Shi Lu Shen.

3. The camera's response can stare at the force: for the discovered scene, at the moment of capture, whether the camera can process the photographer's intention into an image in time, there is a gap between low-end cameras and mid-to-high-end cameras.

4. Resolution: The same sensor CMOS, the same image processing software, the same lens, and the same first-class parameters, whether the film can achieve the photographer's intention is immediate.

5. Control ability: The automation of low-end cameras is still good, but the manual function is far less user-friendly than that of mid-to-high-end cameras.

The entry-level target is ordinary friends, and these people do not have very high requirements for the imaging quality and performance of the camera, and they can generally meet them. In this way, ** is much cheaper, and the general fuselage is less than 5000 yuan.

The professional-level target is professional photographers, who have high requirements for the quality of the camera, more powerful functions, a stronger body, and a larger image sensor. In this way, the ** is relatively high, and the general fuselage is more than 10,000 yuan.

Just imagine, if it is all professional machines, there will be more than 10,000 for one body, plus lenses, 20,000! Can you use it?

Similarly, if you don't have a professional camera, it's all entry-level, and you can't meet the requirements of a professional photographer.

For customers, ** and so on are different, in order to make the best use of things, there are more customers, just like computers, 3K desktops, single-core CPU, 1G memory, integrated graphics cards for Internet entertainment is enough,

Entry-level SLR and more professional SLR, if only in terms of performance, I think it can be summed up in one sentence: professional is more adaptable than entry-level.

This difference needs to be felt when the shooting environment is relatively poor, or the shooting requirements are relatively high. For example:

1. In the case of poor light environment, without flashing, the professional machine can set a larger aperture, so as to obtain a faster shutter speed, and shoot satisfactory **; Or after turning on high ISO sensitivity, the noise suppression ability of professional machines is stronger, which can improve image quality and reduce graininess.

2. The professional machine can be more accurate in the restoration of color;

3. If equipped with a professional lens, a professional machine can have functions that cannot be achieved by entry-level machines. Such as: ultra-high-speed shooting, timed automatic shooting, super telephoto shooting, etc.

With more functions, the operation will naturally be slightly complicated, but it will not be too complicated. If you can operate the entry-level and professional-level, you can learn a little, and the skills will naturally be mastered. But in order to shoot a good **, it depends more on personal aesthetic skills.

Why is it so expensive? It's actually a sales strategy that needs to meet the needs of consumers at different income levels. The cost of manufacturing and technology are not directly proportional to the difference between **.

I feel like there's a lot more opportunity to be in control and a chance to express my intentions. It's fast. Good imaging. Wait a minute.

Many entry-level and mid-range DSLR cameras are equipped with the same configuration. The main difference is the degree of "fool".

Entry-level SLR can realize the basic functions of SLR, but in terms of operation, entry-level SLR focuses on simplicity and directness, and program control is more than manual. The mid-range machine is closer to the professional way, giving photographers more options and convenience to control the camera independently.

For example, the mode selection of the entry-level machine is simpler and more direct, and one dial and one screen display can solve almost all problems. However, the mid-range machine often adopts the operation mode of screen display and shoulder screen, dial double wave wheel, which can be carefully crafted for photographic elements and shoot satisfactory results.

Novices choose SLR, depending on their own situation.

The first is the wallet, how much money can be taken out now and how much money can be invested in the future.

Secondly, the degree of fascination with photography is whether you are satisfied with a novice or a desire to become a veteran. If you know where you are, you can make the right choice.

The difference is the choice of camera and lens... That's the difference.

Novices can buy an entry-level machine like Canon 700D or something, with an 18-135 universal lens... It won't be more than six thousand.

The most significant difference between the entry-level machine and the mid-range machine is that the mid-range machine has more shoulder screen and a shortcut wheel than the entry-level machine of the same period, and some mid-range machines also improve the system and imaging effect.

However, it is not absolute, Canon's new entry-level machine 760D also adds a shoulder screen.

It is more suitable for novices or ** door machine, but it is recommended to buy Canon instead of 1000D, 1200D, and Nikon do not buy D3100, D3200These low-end series.

The lens is also important.

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