How to identify and choose a digital camera?

I use this for Nikon L3, and when I bought it, the machine + 520 card + camera bag = 1660 is cost-effective.

As for the authenticity, I see if there is a Chinese manual, (of course, there are other manuals that basically do not know the word) warranty card. Accessories are not complete, etc.

Packaged, there is a seal will not be renovated, anyway, a little fierce, bring a few people over, see if he dares to give you a fake, refurbished, haha.

That Canon's A610 is a good choice, it completely meets your standards, I use it myself, I have used it for 1 year, I have taken more than 3000**, the imaging effect is very good, and the quality is stable and reliable.

There are no camera fakes, only repair goods, there are too many words in the identification method, and you don't let you paste it, so you can't give it to you. Hehe, just check it on the Internet and find out.

Brands, Canon and Olympus are good, Fuji is the king of noise, Panasonic is not good at a little dark, Nikon is okay but not Canon Shun, Sony is OK.

Now the machine below 2000 can already be bought**,If there is a problem within the shelf life, it is recommended to save money if you have high requirements for imaging quality**Gate-level SLR The others are Canon and Oki and Nikon are selected

I bought an Olympus IR-500 not long ago, which is good, small in size and comprehensive in function, ** is 2200 yuan.

As for the authenticity, I suggest you buy it in a specialty store, the warranty period of this thing is critical.

1. First of all, look at the brand, the camera is not expensive, but it is not casually started, the brand often means that the quality and after-sales service of the machine can be guaranteed, and now the brands with good recognition are Canon, Nikon, Fuji, Sony, Panasonic, Olympus, etc., Kodak in the United States, etc., among which Nikon, Canon is the unquestioned industry leader.

2. Secondly, it depends on the configuration of the camera and the storage of starvation medium: whether CCD or CMOS is used, consumer-grade digital cameras generally use CCD, and SLR uses CMOSGenerally, the larger the CCD size, the better the imaging quality.

For example, the CCD of 1 is better than the CCD of 1, and the second depends on the pixel size, generally speaking, the pixel is also proportional to the imaging. Then it depends on whether there is a manual function (that is, M gear, you can manually adjust the aperture, shutter, sensitivity, **compensation, etc.), and the camera with a full manual function is the first choice for photography enthusiasts.

3. For storage media, except for Sony's memory stick, which only uses the memory stick, and the Olympus cover that can only use the XD card, which are more expensive, other storage media are very cheap. The difference in the storage medium lies only in the convenience of data reading and storage, which does not affect the imaging of the camera.

4. Finally, perhaps the answer you want the most: for the so-called camera model is constantly updated, more is the update of the manufacturer's product library, which does not mean that the quality of the new machine will be greatly improved.