Tomorrow I will buy a Nikon SLR, please ask everyone Do I need to bring a laptop? What else should I

1. You can bring a laptop to check the number of shutters.

2. Generally, the merchant will agree to the prior inspection machine, but the deposit of 200 yuan is required before the inspection.

3. The number of EXIF shutters in the first photo of the new machine can only be 1, but it is also important to see if there are traces of use in the battery contacts, and detect the number of battery uses.

4. It is necessary to issue an invoice, and it should be an invoice made by a computer, and the camera model and serial number of the body must be indicated.

5. The person upstairs said that the seal problem is wrong, and there is no seal on the Nikon camera packaging.

You're all right.,Find one more classmate.,Boy.,That's it.,The shutter must be 1.,The software test has 0 dead pixels.,The keys are not loose.,No ash on the line.,If you don't agree with the prior machine, say it in advance.。

1.It is best to bring a laptop with you.

2.Generally, merchants agree to pay later.

3.I think it's normal to have more than 10 shots, as long as it's not too much.

4.If you check and pay the money, you can only give in, and you are God when the money is in your hands.

5.If you want to be flat, you don't need an invoice, and if you want to protect it, you need an invoice.

Invoicing can be guaranteed nationwide, and it costs 3-5 percentage points of tax, if the store does not issue invoices, anyway, the joint warranty is only 1 year.

It's useless to bring a computer, and you won't necessarily check the shutter times. It doesn't hurt to bring it with you if you can. The number of shutters of the original machine must be 1, no.

Depending on what machine you buy, entry-level machines may have a greater chance of early dismantling, and full-level machines may have less chance of dismantling early. Hehe, I think so.

Nikon has a lot of software that sees the shutter times, not only light and shadow. Generally, the inspection is to take a picture of the all-black **, and then check whether the sensor has dead pixels.

Whether it is the original machine, you can know by looking at the packaging, don't wait for the store to unpack and check the outer packaging yourself, see if the packaging seal has been moved, whether the bottom of the box has been removed, and generally profiteers are secretly removed from the bottom.

Decide if you want to go full-frame, then look at the body, then choose the lens, and finally the flash, tripod, camera bag, and other accessories.

Go to the Pacific Computer Network - Purchase Treasure Column to see how to choose a digital camera.

Personally, I support the D90's active 6700 as standard? If you set the machine, it's almost this** It's best to take the machine to inspect the goods on the spot Play with it Look at the LCD screen to see if there are black spots or something Check whether the machine is refurbished (I heard that refurbished goods exist in the market) There is also a licensed or parallel product This problem may be paid attention to Typical is the three-in-one box body warranty card After the three codes are the same, see if there is a yellow one that says my Nikon There is also a scratchable serial number below There is this paper is licensed You can go to the official website to register the lens information If not, it is a parallel import.

That's all you can think of.

This machine can be d90 is a little old, but it works very well! It's also up to the standard of a mid-range machine, and the pixels are a little lower, but it's enough, actually.

The invoice is a must, the old machine is afraid of being refurbished, and the original box is sealed.

What small accessories sold by the store are best not to buy very dark at most buy a UV mirror about 100.

It's really unwise to buy this old model of SLR now, even if you buy a D3100, it's much better than the so-called mid-range machine you buy, electronic products are bought new on the market, no matter how good the old model is. Like the CPU of a computer, digital cameras are also changing sensors and processors (images), and each generation is stronger than the next

The set of machine reports is not expensive. There is no need to open the invoice, to 3 points, the warranty is one year, do not invoice the shop package the same, and say that the probability of a year is not bad, now the merchant will not make money on the machine, that is, on the accessories, the price difference is mostly large. For example, UV mirrors range from tens to thousands.

It is recommended to buy Kenkel multi-layer coating, and give him a maximum of 120Kama, 16g high speed, give him 130-150Bag, you yourself see if with the word Nikon, no more than 100, better recommended to buy Lowepro a little more.

This is the most basic. Ask me anything else.

This ** is not expensive, check if it is a new body when you take the machine, don't buy a prototype or trial machine (it is the kind of machine that the merchant takes to the person who comes to see the machine in the store in the process of selling). Just look at the number of shutters of the machine with the software, and the number of shutters of a real new machine will not exceed ten times.

Check the machine for bright spots or black spots.

It's not expensive, but I don't like it, so it's best to switch back to the Nikon 18-70 or Tamron 17-50 head, so I believe you won't regret it later!

I'm also entangled between D90 and D3100, and I've watched many forums and feel that there's no big difference between D90 and D3100 in terms of image quality, and D90 has a body motor. But there is a difference of two or three thousand between **. I finally decided to go on D3100+18-105, about 5,000 yuan.

I don't know, what would you decide? I'm going to buy it on a bigger photography **. Gome and Suning are too expensive, and they are all suited.

The Nikon SLR is made in Thailand and has little to do with his home country.

Pay attention to licensed parallel goods, buy it at Bainaohui, the number of shutters, there is a software, you can see it with a computer, the most important thing is that there is a boot screen, don't buy it now, **It should rise a lot.

You can ask when you pass the level, generally new models and new machines are required, and others are generally let go.

Of course, you can bring it directly, and you don't need to declare it.

Canon 130 bar.

The wide-angle 4x zoom looks pretty good, too.

Recommended Panasonic ZS1 (2000-) or ZS3 (2000+), the first choice for home use, small body plus 25mm wide-angle 12x zoom, Osaka, Japan original production, Panasonic's manufacturing quality and video recording capabilities are recognized as the best in the industry, pay attention to buy more cracked spare batteries. In fact, the Japanese themselves buy DC is the first choice Panasonic, and then Fuji Sony, Canon has long been squeezed down by them, and last year's Japanese home DC sales champion was ZS3.

No one doubts the strength of Canon 135 SLR, but its home DC is more of an advertisement in China, and it is expensive, not worth buying. The above is all real, you will know it at a glance.

I've done it at Canon, and its quality is nothing to say, and now it is recommended that you buy the old model, which has just come out this year, and the multi-function mode is dispensable, so it is recommended that you buy the ixus110 or 120, which is cost-effective, practical, and !!

I'm also ready to buy D3100 now, and I'm also looking for ways to check the authenticity of the battery, some say that there is no Nikon domestic battery on the market now, I really don't know what to do, I know that the machine and lens can be **query I don't know if the battery is okay.

Buy a set of machines to see the seals, make sure that you want to do it again, so it must be new, the boss wants to sell bags, cards, filters or something to pay special attention to, often the money is earned on accessories, it is best to let the boss give it to you, grind it slowly.

When I bought it, I watched the boss unpack it, and then took a test shot and looked at the ** name.

Try a few photos to see if it's new, the battery has words written on it, and the original factory and the auxiliary factory have words and one not.

The battery has nothing to do with you, people may be able to get parallel batteries, the same with the original deduction to sell **, and the seal or something is useless, the bottom of the box can be opened, and the seal is not broken, mainly depends on the lens excuse, whether there are scratches, generally CCD is no problem, there are bad spots, you can buy lottery tickets.

Look at the mount and the lens to see if there are scratches,This is the best way to firm the new machine,Even if you install it once, there are traces,Choose a brand new,If there are traces,Prove that others don't want it.。。。 There are conditions to take a few all-black, all-blue, all-red** with software to analyze it.。。。 Batteries are not the key...

Look at the battery, don't be replaced by others!! You can remember one thing, call Nikon customer service, check the body code, and you will know whether it is a licensed or parallel import, parallel goods are not after-sales, and they love to be bad!

First of all, it depends on the budget, and it depends on your own level. If you haven't used a DSLR before, then buy an entry-level one first, and then change it when the level improves. **The door machine is generally to buy a set of machines (that is, the machine containing the lens, about more than 3,000), it is recommended that after you buy a set of machines, it is best to spend a few hundred dollars to buy a 50 prime lens, so that you can quickly improve your photography skills.

Buy the cheapest one, easy to use, and cheap.

Good! Do you want to spend 5k or 5w ?

What do you want to shoot?

Go further, I don't know if I asked or if you asked.+

Buy an entry-level home-grade D3000 first, and if you want to shoot a short film, you can go to the D3100, which fully meets the usual use of the 11-point focusing system, which is the same as the D90's, but there is no body motor, but the price is much worse.

**Designated purchasing unit Huaxia photographic equipment** consult.

If you want to buy it now, the entry-level D3100 is definitely the best choice. Performance has its own advantages with the D90.