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A novice d90 is enough, a d7000 is not necessary (you can get on the d300s with some money). Save a little money and get 50.

I don't know if you'll be able to shoot a wedding or something, you can get a flash.

I like to shoot night scenes on a tripod and add a shutter release cable or wireless shutter.

When I bought it, I put the lens cap on and take a picture with a 30-second shutter to see if there was anything bad or something.

Three codes in one, check the number of shutter times.

This configuration is okay for novices,First use5018DThis is the most economical N home fixed focus,50The head is placed on the body of D7000The focal length is 75,Can be used when 85 people elephant heads。

A tripod is a must for scenery, and there are various filters (not UVs).

The new machine does not need to be tested and has a warranty! Be careful not to encounter JS to buy a refurbished machine.

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It's not necessary at first, 50 is not a good shot, and it is a waste of money to come out sooner or later. It's enough to play with a set of heads. After using it, if it is really necessary to play fixed focus, then see which focal length you are used to, or go directly to 50.

As for accessories, a high-speed SD card, on a larger one, there is not much money anyway. With a UV lens to protect the lens, and a DSLR package is alive. As for what kind of film and the like, I think it's all given away.

I won't say which one you choose, I'll just say myself.

I was also entangled in buying a DSLR, entangled in the Sony A550 (I wonder why you are A500?). ) and 500d.

How to say it, each has its own advantages, but once you enter it, it is each door.

I went to a physical store to see the machine and decided to buy a Sony one.

The machine is relatively large, the feel and grip are better, which is very important, 500d is a plastic toy, Canon is not kind to the low-end;

2。Say that Sony is expensive and has fewer lenses? Sony's lenses cover all focal lengths, and Canon is mostly because he has several models close to the focal length, which is related to Canon's history;

3。Sony's glasses and DSLR lenses are very important. You first take a look at the 50 of each of the ** (don't say, this head is of good quality but really can get it) Sony is the cheapest of all, in the early 2000s; Play high-end head, there are Zeiss and G head, Canon's little white 70-200 one of Nikon's big three yuan, Sigma's little black, Sony also has it, Sony 70-200 is the best of this model, both in terms of imaging and image quality, and it is also the cheapest, this head is 12,000, Canon is more than 13,000;

4。Speaking of Sony, I have to say Konica Minolta, a camera factory with an optical history of more than 100 years, was acquired by Sony in 06 and then Sony released a DSLR, and Sony has a cooperation with Carl Zeiss, and the automatic lens Zeiss is supported by Sony;

5。Personally, I feel that it's pretty good to enter the S family, and the future glasses are 50 Tamron 17-50 Zeiss 16-80 Sony 70-200 g, one by one. You go to check**, these shots are all below 5000 except for the end (you play Canon, Canon's high-end L red circles are all above 5000**);

6。If you talk about cost performance, you can take a look at it yourself, and you can see it by pulling out the parameters of the two and comparing them, the price is about the same, but A550 is definitely the configuration of a mid-range machine.

I hope it gives you a little reference.

As far as these two machines are concerned, the Canon must be chosen.

Buying Sony's SLR is considered non-mainstream.

In fact, the SLR is basically the same**The basic configuration of the fuselage under the ** is almost the same,What is spelled is the support for the lens,Compared with the two, Canon has more lenses and ***,Of course, if you are not ready to spend money on the lens in the future, you can also buy Sony,Buy a head that goes all over the world。

I'm also struggling with which one to buy, and I've taken a fancy to Canon's 500D and Pentax KX.

Many people say that Sony's machines are expensive and not good... They all say don't buy Sony.

That's why I haven't considered Sony all the time.

Canon's low-end head isn't very well done.

If you don't want to be in the later stage, if you have been investing in the lens, you still buy Binder KX, and the effect of ** is very good.

It's impossible to do it in one step, getting on a SLR is like getting on a thief ship, and you can't get down, so first of all, please think about why you want to buy a SLR.

If you are really interested in photography, then buy it.

550d is not recommended, it has just been listed, and the moisture is large.

It's better to buy 500d.

In terms of lenses, it is not recommended to 18 135, if you are really interested, sooner or later you have to change it is better to buy a sleeve first, practice your hands and then say, but also in the process of practicing, see if you are really interested, and you can directly go to a full-frame machine with EF lenses in the future.

Canon 60D This is Canon's newly launched mid-range SLR, with an 18-135is lens of about 9000 yuan. Although it seems that there is not much improvement compared to the 50D, Canon tries not to "make mistakes" (7D) and tries to put all the existing advanced technology into the 60D, and the 60D is the first model in the Canon EOS family to use a rotating screen.

The Canon 60D uses an APS-C size CMOS sensor with 18 million pixels, and the Canon 7D and 550D also use this sensor. Because the sensors and processors used in 60D, 7D, and 550D are the same, ISO 1600 and below are not too noisy, and ISO 1600 is a good usable sensitivity. At ISO 3200, the sharpness of the picture decreases (I believe ISO 3200 without noise reduction will be more ugly).

As for ISO 6400, even if you don't zoom in, you can see the effect of noise on the picture, and ISO 6400 and ISO 12800 are not very useful.

Advantages: 1. Advantages of image quality and high light sensitivity.

2. The rotating screen is convenient for real-time framing, and the display effect is excellent.

3. Accurate metering and white balance.

4. The feel of the fuselage is better than expected.

Disadvantages: 1. The speed control turntable and the D-pad feel average.

2. There are few types of creative filters, and they can only be processed after shooting.

3. The default setting color is light and requires some post-processing.

Generally, digital ** is to do post-production, so if you don't mind this 60d is a more ideal choice.

Nikon D90 set classic atmospheric.

D7000 set D90 upgrade a little.

Canon 60D Set 18135 Rotating Screen.

Pentax K7+18-55 waterproof set with good color and good workmanship Mid-range SLR.