I m a girl and want to buy a camera. I hesitate on the SLR and upgrade card machine, who can help me

Since you have a budget of 6000, you can consider a single battery, and the SLR is too big and heavy.

Small and fashionable appearance, excellent performance, especially suitable for girls' camera GF 5 is** GF3 is cheaper.

A few days ago, I went to travel and found that most people use SLR or single electricity, and my card machine is embarrassed to take it out.

What I'm talking about may not be very professional, but I feel that the digital card machine is easy to hold. There are no other advantages, outdoor travel or something, it's very convenient, if there are requirements for ** quality, it is estimated that it will not be satisfied. If you want to have requirements for the picture, then you should consider the SLR At least there is still the potential to continue to explore, and the digital card is completely a point-and-shoot camera.

DSLR and cards try not to choose Sony, Sony card machine looks good, but unfortunately the cost performance is low, Sony SLR** is moderate, but because the lens group is not wide enough and limited.

If you value Sony, you can take a look at the new single battery, and the evaluation effect is acceptable.

SLR recommends Nikon Canon, of course you have a little money, but the D3000 and 450D sets can still be taken.

The card machine suggests Fujifilm, the F200 should now be between 1700 and 1800, which is a great value. It can also be F305, and the appearance of the SLR can be S205, 2500** is also very affordable.

Let's break it down step by step.

First of all, at the level of 4500, it is a bit difficult to choose a single reflex, and it is too rich to choose Sony TX series, this grade is the world of consumer-level flagships.

Secondly, you are going out to have fun, patting **, light size is more important.

Third, the Sony A33 with a 18-55 head, the equivalent focal length is, there is basically no telephoto end. It's a little farther away than it is.

Fourth, the Sony TX9, the camera is beautiful, ** very average, and it is a fully automatic camera. More than trouble, not enough playability. will kill your interest in taking pictures.

Fifth, SLR cameras don't need to be supplemented, but the necessary knowledge still needs to be understood. For example, the most basic things like aperture priority, shutter priority, **compensation, ISO, white balance, focus selection, ......

Sixth, in the era of national rebellion, it is no longer possible to talk about using SLR to be more professional.

Seventh, it's better to shoot portraits with DSLR, but note that this refers to close-ups of portraits, which are proportions like studio art photos. Rather than the proportion of tourist photos. Besides, shooting such a ** requires a lot more from your own skills.

I hope you can understand all of the above. Having said all this, recommend a few cameras, and you can check the specific parameters on the Internet yourself.

Canon G10, G11, G12, whichever is cheapest.

Nikon P7000

Panasonic LX5

If you are interested in photography and have a certain financial ability, you can go to the SLR (the investment in the later stage is larger). As a card machine for 2 3,000 yuan for general play, and a 3,000 yuan telephoto camera for the two. SLRs are generally better for Nikon and Canon.

The card machine can be selected from Sony, Fujifilm, Canon, and Nikon. If you have a budget of 4 5 thousand yuan, you should go to a DSLR, Canon 550D or Nikon D90! It is atmospheric in the hand, powerful, and has good shooting results.

If you plan to buy a card machine, it is best to buy a telescopic lens, with a little small telephoto (10 12 times), one is to play farther, and lay a good foundation for the future. Don't do it like a cigarette box.,In addition to looking good, there is basically no advantage (at the same price),4500Single-lens reflex on the budget is also OK.,It's an entry-level one.,There are fewer options.。 I feel like it's still a mid-range machine with a D90 or something, and it takes a long time to use it, and it's easy to get a lens in the future.

If it's 350, you won't feel enough after the D300 level. It's even more disturbing.

The knowledge is accumulated by oneself, and I learn while shooting. You get it. There is no point in rote memorization.

In terms of image quality, SLR is absolutely overwhelming. From a portable point of view, a DSLR is certainly not as convenient as a card. Therefore, the two cannot replace each other, and the same one is better.

A33 is Sony** model, translucent reflector, fast continuous shooting speed, good performance, a lot of new features, worth recommending.

However, according to Sony's official classification, the A33 is a single electric camera, which is an interchangeable lens electronic viewfinder camera.

The card machine is simple and easy to operate, the SLR is heavier, but the effect is not to say, the advantage of the SLR is the lens, the 18-55mm lens is just an entry head, if you buy a SLR, it is not recommended to buy a set of machines, buy a body, and then buy a prime lens, it is better to get started, Sony's lens group is not very large, there is not much room for choice, it is recommended to choose Canon or Nikon, it is more playable.

Use a large-aperture lens for portraits, and many of the prime lenses I mentioned earlier are large-aperture lenses, which are suitable for portraits.

I'm a card machine to upgrade the telephoto, and now I use a DSLR, each has its own strengths.

If you want to start a DSLR, tell you not to buy Sony There are too many specific reasons to say,,, in short, I saw a person who used a Sony SLR and couldn't shoot at the party and wanted to smash the machine. (Of course, if you buy a Sony A9 level, that's another story).

If you want a DSLR, Canon Nikon is the best choice, like Canon Landscape Nikon. Of course, this is not absolute, the master is as good as a fool rookie even if he gives him 1d, d3 will take bad photos.

Brother, you have a budget of 4500, it is highly recommended to join the SLR, even if you buy a most entry-level and worst SLR, the effect is a notch stronger than the best card!!

SLR is large in size, not conducive to carrying, requires a certain knowledge of focusing, but not profound, you can master it after learning for a period of time, SLR manual function is more, and you can improve your photography skills after a long time.

The card machine is easy to carry, easy to focus, simple, easy to operate, easy to master.

If you just want to shoot and play, it is recommended that you buy a card machine, if you want to learn some knowledge and photography skills in photography, then buy a DSLR!

First of all. You have to give yourself a clear position. If you are a photography enthusiast.

Then you definitely have to buy a DSLR. If you're just taking a casual shot on a regular basis. Not too fussy about **.

As long as you can take a picture of people. Then you buy a card machine.

I am a professional photographer. For the two cameras you mentioned. I don't recommend any of them. I can name a whole lot of reasons. I don't need to say too much about the professional stuff here. If you talk too much, you won't necessarily be able to listen to it.

I'm talking about two machines. You can experience it for yourself. Then you make up your own mind.

Card machine brand: Ricoh. Model Number:

I used to use the R10 myself) now have a better X series. Either one is fine. The image quality is in the card machine.

There's no other camera like it. Don't believe you can verify it yourself.

Entry-level DSLR: Nikon D5000....

All cameras. Whether it's a card or a DSLR. None of the best in the absolute sense of the word. There is no difference in the absolute sense either. For users. It's just a difference in habits. and their own feelings.

The positioning of the camera you buy belongs to the lowest ranks. So there's no need to go after something flashy. If you're going to pursue those. The ** of the device is also multiplying**. This is directly proportional.

For the good shooting, ** said. It's not like you can shoot well with a professional camera. This claim is completely unfounded.

I've been doing photography for 10 years. I haven't seen a layman with a professional function to shoot a shocking **. Opposite.

Some old masters. Holding a very poor DSLR. It can also shoot the ** that shocks the soul.

Here's why. Needless to say, you should get the idea. Right.

In the line of photography. Third-rate photographers than equipment. Second-rate photographers than technology.

First-class photographers than thoughts. Although you may not be there yet. But.

The beauty of life is that you have a pair of eyes that are good at discovering beauty. A camera is nothing more than a tool. I hope you can also shoot a connotative ** in the future.

Dude, don't think about it so much, buy a better one if you have money, how can a DSLR be stronger than a card, at least I'm using it pretty well now, I don't advocate Sony's, as for Nikon and Canon, it's okay, you go to the store yourself, try the feel, and see which one you have a relationship with

DSLR machines are some specialized.

It's a little more precise in focusing, shutter speed, and lenses.

You can operate it with a little understanding.

I think that the quality of the SLR machine at 4500 may not be very good, after all, the SLR needs to meet the standards in all aspects.

Think for yourself.

Difference between card camera and other cameras:

Advantages: Fashionable appearance, large LCD screen, small and slim body, easy to operate. Cons:

The manual function is relatively weak, the large LCD screen consumes a lot of power, and the lens performance is poor, so the lens cannot be replaced. The speed of focusing and shooting is relatively slow. Card digital cameras are too thin, so they generally use lithium batteries, while general DCs use a lot of AA5 batteries.

Card digital cameras generally use hidden lenses, small lenses, and the optical zoom is generally only 3 times, while non-card digital cameras are generally telescopic lenses that highlight the body, and the optical zoom can reach more than 10 times. Card-type digital cameras generally only have LCD screen viewfinder, and the LCD screen is very large, most of them do not have an optical viewfinder, and the LCD screen consumes a lot of power. Card digital cameras are designed for easy portability, the function is not strong, generally automatic**, there are few manual functions.

A single-lens reflex camera is a camera that uses one lens and is framed reflexively through this lens. The principle of a single-lens reflex camera.

It has only one lens, and it is used both for photography and framing, so the parallax problem is solved. When framing, the light from the subject is focused by the lens, reflected by the oblique mirror to the focus, and then through the top ridge"Roof prism"Note: Reflection allows the photographer to observe the scene through the viewfinder eyepiece, and the image is the same as the scene from the top, bottom, 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.

Single-lens reflex cameras can be freely replaced with a variety of wide-angle, medium-focal length, telephoto or zoom lenses, and can also be fitted with close-up lenses, extension rings or telescopic cavities on the lenses as needed. In short, anything that can be seen clearly from the viewfinder can be captured by the camera. Simple single-lens reflex cameras that use 120 film generally do not use a pentaprism (such as the Great Wall DF 4 type), and can be framed and focused directly on ground glass; Medium and high-end SLR cameras can also be viewed with a top-down viewfinder (e.g., Pearl River S 201, Nikon F3), so it is also possible to shoot low up or invert like a dual-lens reflex camera.

This is one of the reasons why single-lens reflex cameras are gradually replacing dual-lens reflex cameras. The disadvantages of single-lens reflex cameras are: after adding a reflector chamber and a pentaprism, the body is heightened and thickened, and the weight increases; The moment the mirror pops up, there will also be mechanical vibration and noise; The time interval between pressing the shutter button and activating the shutter is also slightly longer than with other cameras; Using a small-aperture lens to frame and focus in a poorly lit environment will cause difficulties due to the dark viewfinder screen, which can easily cause focusing errors.

Therefore, some foreign journalists have picked up cameras with head-up framing and double shadow reconvergence and focusing, and they think that this kind of camera is small and lightweight, bright and quick to focus, and it is easy to grab the lens.

SLR can be installed*, but it requires strong financial support and professional learning.

The card is portable, just carry it in your trouser pocket.

If the card is played, it is better than the cow * that the person who pretends to be * shoots out with a single-lens reflex, so think about it yourself.

If you want to play DSLR for boys, I recommend Nikon.

1. You can go to the store to see the different brands of cameras you need at the price point, and really feel which brand is better. I'm talking about the feel, Nikon's workmanship is really solid.

2. I don't recommend the card machine, after all, you will spend almost 5,000 yuan. It is possible to enter the door SLR.

3. The budget is about 5000, I recommend buying Nikon D3100 with 18-105 lens of about 5000. Both the wide-angle and the telephoto are available, which can cope with everyday shooting. It's also convenient for travel.

4. The reason why I recommend buying Nikon is because Nikon's lens is king, much better than Canon, and Sony's Zeiss head is too expensive. Playing DSLR is playing with the lens! D3100 is enough, and a few more fixed focal heads, if you upgrade, you can use it as a backup machine, and it is good to leave it for the elderly.

Since you're new to playing with cameras, I'll give you some more details to pay attention to:

1. First of all, go online to know the parameters of the camera you want to buy, ** and what accessories are, you can write them down in your notes, and check them when you inspect them.

2. You don't need to buy a memory card, the boss will match it when you inspect the goods. If you are sure to buy it, you can ask the boss to send one, hehe. If you feel that the quality of the card sent by the boss is not good, you can go to the store to buy a memory card card, how big it depends on what you need, I recommend that it is best within 8G, too big things to put too much, affecting the storage speed.

3. After negotiating the price with the boss, open the box and check whether the packaging is complete and the sealing label. Tell the boss before unpacking, if there is a problem, you won't pay the unpacking fee!

4. Let the boss take out the goods by himself after unpacking, and check whether the accessories are complete.

5. Unpack the inner package and check whether the three codes are consistent. Check to see if there are any signs of use, especially at the metal contacts and lens mount. Whether there are traces of the metal contacts of the battery.

6. After installing the battery, memory card and lens, turn on and set the time. Take a 30-second all-black and all-white **, zoom in or put it on your computer to see if there are any dead pixels.

7. In terms of accessories, I think UV lenses are a must, as well as camera bags and tripods. Be careful not to get slaughtered, and try to get the boss to send it! The number of shutters can be viewed with a light and shadow magic hand.

8. Issue invoices and pay money. The Nikon SLR is yours, congratulations!

Note: In the case that there is no problem at all above, you can pay the money after the invoice is issued! You are the master before you pay the money, and you may be the grandson after you pay it. (a bit rude).

If you still don't understand, you can ask me, who makes me like photography too. I've been playing for a long time...