Isn t it possible for a professional to use a DSLR digital camera?

Yes, it's just that if you want to shoot a good **, you must put in a little effort to learn and practice. Canon's is good, go to the SLR forum to watch more other people's good films, accumulate more experience and then decide what to buy.

You can also use a DSLR.

You won't use the words.

DSLRs also have a fool mode.

It's that you don't have to move anything.

Just press the shutter and you're good to go.

Wait until you get a little familiar.

I play with myself slowly.

The effect will certainly not be worse than that of a card machine.

SLR words. Don't hesitate to choose Nikon.

Canon just did a better job of advertising.

If you have a certain level and have a certain understanding of aperture, shutter, focus, etc., you can buy a SLR if you like photography. It is recommended that you start with a quasi-professional DC with full manual.

I recommend the Ricoh GX200, this metal body, the closest to the control of the SLR, very cost-effective, can be used as a SLR backup, the imaging is very good, the hot shoe, can be added to the teleconverter and other auxiliary mirrors.

In fact, SLRs also have automatic transmissions.

You can use it without a foundation, and you can continue to learn and improve in use.

Nikon D60, Sony A350 set, all available.

I've only heard of SLR before... Now I also have my own SLR.

Believe in your own abilities and have confidence in yourself. Self-appreciation, self-absorption.

There are also a lot of ingredients in the current DSLR digital. Aperture auto priority, shutter priority, pure manual gear, P gear go all over the world, this is all possible. Believe in yourself ...

If you have money, buy ... 5dmii no money to buy 50d no money to buy 450d I believe there is always one for you.

Just like a game, the more fun the game, the more time it takes to learn and fumble before you can get started.

See if you really like it, if you really like it, you will drill it, and it will be good**.

Anyway, there are many examples around me that I can't use a SLR when I buy it, and I don't bother to learn it, and then I throw it aside soon and don't use it.

My dream. If you have the money to buy it, you can slowly explore ......Looking at the teachers who took it, the effect of using SLR is super good.

You buy a set.

Canon 450d

Or Nikon D60

DSLR cameras belong to digital cameras. A DSLR is a camera that is a bit more upscale than the card DC.

SLR, that is, single-lens reflection. Cameras with this technology have only one lens, which is responsible for both photography and framing. In this way, the problem of quality degradation caused by parallax can be basically solved.

Moreover, when framing with a DSLR camera, the light from the subject is focused through the lens, reflected by the oblique reflector to the focusing screen for imaging, and then reflected by the "roof prism" with a ridge at the top, the photographer can observe the scene through the viewfinder eyepiece, and it is the same image as the scenery up and down, left and right, so it is very convenient to frame and focus.

When shooting, the mirror will immediately pop up, the lens aperture will automatically shrink to a predetermined value, and the shutter will open to make the film light-sensitive; **When the shutter closes at the end, the mirror and lens aperture reset at the same time. This is the DSLR technology in the camera, and the digital camera becomes a professional-grade DSLR when it adopts this technology.

Single-lens reflex (SLR) cameras, generally referred to as film cameras, become digital single-lens reflex (DSLRs) after digitization (using CMOS or CCD instead of film as image sensors).

Digital cameras (DC) in a narrow sense do not include DSLR, but only digital cameras.

If LZ insists that all cameras that use CMOS or CCD instead of film as photosensitive elements should be digital cameras, then DSLR can also be counted.

However, when ordinary people talk about DSLR, it is obviously different from DC.

Some digital cameras are SLR cameras, some are card players, and some are telephoto cameras.

Hehe, as long as it's not film, it's all digital, and the phone is also digital.

The SLR is divided into professional and non-professional as follows:

1. If there is no shoulder screen, it is generally called an entry machine, and the fuselage is below 5000;

2. The 5000-10000 SLR of the fuselage is generally classified as the mid-range;

3. The body 14000-18000 such SLRs mainly include Nikon D700, Canon 5D2, and Sony A900, which are called quasi-professional cameras;

4. The body is more than 40,000 SLRs, such as Canon 1DS D4 and Nikon D3S, ** more than 60,000 Leica rangefinder cameras M9, and the body is more expensive, more than 100,000 medium format SLR cameras, medium format digital backs, large-format digital backs, etc., this kind of ** scary expensive cameras can be called professional;

If I take a Canon 550D or Nikon D5000 with a body of more than 4,000 yuan and let people say that they are professional, I will be very embarrassed, hehe.

SLRs are not all professional and professional are not only SLRs.

Yes, professionals mostly use professional single-lens mirror cameras.

Professional digital cameras do not require a variety of functions, as long as there are basic functions, such as aperture, shutter priority, auto**, etc., rather than smiley faces, various effect filters, etc., which are toys in professional view.

Professional cameras must ensure the reliability and stability of the camera, and can shoot normally in various occasions and harsh environments. Under this premise, the high quality of the lens and the transmission of a large aperture are taken into account.

In fact, there are not many requirements for professional digital cameras, as long as the above conditions are met, you can meet the requirements of professional cameras and the shooting needs of professional photographers.

I just bought a camera recently, and I didn't know anything before, but I looked up a lot of things before I made the decision.

Let's start with a nutshell.

A budget of about 2000 pieces I bought a Sony TX5 (1020W pixels).

I recommend tx5 (I just bought it on May Day and lost it...) Eleven bought it again).

For a budget of around 1500 blocks, I recommend the Sony W350 (1400W pixels).

At first, I was more entangled with the brands, and the preferred ones were Canon and Sony.

Canon's cost-effective (all say so), but after checking the recent models on the market, I found that they all have big defects, so I decided to spend more money to buy a Sony The quality is also a little better, and then after checking the Internet, some people say that now Sony's card machine has surpassed Canon in this part of the market share, and I don't know if it's true or not

First of all, pixels -- for laymen like us, are stupid to fancy high pixels, but after looking it up, we found that about 10 million is enough, because if we put it on a computer, the real pixels are limited by the number of pixels displayed by the computer, and we can't tell the difference between high and low pixels visually. Some people also say that the CCD in the cameras on the market today (I don't know what it is) is the same, and that the higher the pixels, the sharper the image decreases because the CCD is the same.

Secondly, appearance - for the uninitiated, appearance is also one aspect of concern. I think the appearance of Sony products is still good, hehe... I'm more superficial.

Thirdly, the wide angle -- at first glance, I don't know what a wide angle is, but later I learned that the so-called wide angle means that at the same distance, the smaller the exponent of the wide angle, the larger the range of the background into the lens, in short, the smaller the index, the better.

Fourth, the battery - the larger the screen, the greater the relative battery consumption, so if you buy a Sony machine, it is recommended that you have two batteries.

Look at the size of the pixels, see if the focal length of the lens is appropriate

Nikon, Sony, Canon.

Nikon (Nikon) portable camera L23 (silver) effective pixels of 10.14 million, 5x optical zoom, ultra-thin design, 469 yuan Very affordable Come to Kuba.

I like to use DC as a DV.

If autofocus is not possible, you will need to focus manually.

Extreme demands for portability.

When it comes to portability, it's definitely the fatal wound of a DSLR. Although there is also an Olympus E-420

It is a combination with a 25mm biscuit head, but it is still a world away from a card machine that can be put in your pocket. And as I've said before, the advantage of a DSLR is more that it's a low-light situation, and it's almost black dominant, and even silver is very rare (in fact, the silver color that is popular in consumer digital cameras is not pleasing in DSLR). Down, the difference between a well-lit outdoor and a consumer digital camera isn't as big as you might think.

If you're shooting mainly for the first time you're here, you may find that the difference between a DSLR and a consumer camera isn't as big as you might think.

I like fashionable looks.

In conclusion, I mean, DSLRs do have a lot of advantages, but inevitably, it also comes with some disadvantages in terms of size, weight, ease of use, etc. Of course, these are irrelevant for real photo shoots.