What are the types of Nikon s SLR camera models?

Personally, I feel that this category is traditionally divided into entry-level, mid-range and professional level! There is almost only one category for entry-level DSLRs. The Canon EOS 300D pioneered this category, and then the Nikon D70, D70S, Sony A200 and others followed.

However, with the passage of time, the DSLR entry market is getting bigger and bigger, so the DSLR entry machine market is also differentiating, divided into two market segments: "entry machine" and "advanced entry machine". Now I will sort out the entry-level DSLR on the market for you.

The real "digital SLR entry machine" is now generally around 3000 yuan. Such products usually remain at the level of 10 million pixels. The continuous shooting speed is frames per second and the body is plastic.

In terms of focus, the current DSLR entry-level machines have evolved to 7-9. In addition, today's ** "DSLR entry machine" is designed with a navigation mode, and the user will be guided to shoot skills in the menu. The basic lack of live view is also a significant feature of this grade of DSLR, so the LCD screen is also kept at the level of inches.

At present, Nikon D3000, Sony A230, as well as Canon EOS 1000D, Olympus E-520, Pentax K-M, etc., can be regarded as real entry-level DSLRs.

One level higher than the entry-level DSLR is the "Advanced Starter DSLR". The characteristics of this DSLR are, first of all, the evolution of pixels to the level of 12 million to 15 million, and the continuous shooting speed has also evolved to more than 4 frames per second. In addition, the "Advanced Entry DSLR" has begun to have a live view function, and the LCD screen of the fuselage has also begun to evolve

Either a larger size (3 inches) LCD is used, or a rotating LCD screen is used, or the LCD screen has 920,000 pixels. In addition, the advanced DSLR also has better performance in terms of light sensitivity and noise reduction. At present, the ** of advanced entry DSLR is usually more than 5000 yuan.

Camera models are classified according to high, medium, low-end, and consumer models.

High, medium, and low SLRs start with D.

For the consumer category, the series of products do not start with d.

Note: Canon is generally named after XXD, and only one D60 is special.

The 450D was Canon's entry-level model before the 500D

The D90 is Nikon's successor to the D80, and it can be regarded as a high-end entry-level machine

It has to do with grade.

There is no 0 in the highest grade, such as d3 and d3s;

The next gear is two zeros, such as d300 and d700;

Again, it's a 0, e.g. d90, d70;

The next is three zeros, such as d3000, d5000

The D450 is Canon's.

The Canon highest gear is a number in front of the d, without a 0, such as 5d

This problem!!

D90 Nikon came out to replace D80, in fact, it is just a bit of an advantage in high sensitivity and pixels!!

d450？？？Sweat!!

Probably said the C family! 450d now! ~~

Not a series! Because of different manufacturers!

Now Nikon's DSLR classification is messed up. The following digits, i.e. d90, represent two digits.

Single-digit performance is the highest, followed by 3 digits, and double-digit performance greater than 50 again. Less than 50 has the lowest two-digit performance and is now replaced by a four-digit one, with the x being high pixels and the s being small. The higher the number of the same digits, the newer the technology. There is also a D700 Quanfu.

For example, D90 is an upgraded version of D80, D300S is a small version of D300, and D300 is an upgraded version of D200. Nikon's machines don't have a D450, there are only Canon's 450D,

The Nikon DSLR is available in three grades: the Professional model; Quasi-professional models; Entry-level model.

The numbering methods and included models of each grade are:

Professional models: D+1 digits, such as D1, D2, D3 Quasi-professional models: D+3 digits, such as D100, D200), D300S, D700

Entry-level models: D+2 digits and D+4 digits. Such as D40, D50, D70, D80), D90, D3000, D3100, D5000, D7000

Because the entry-level model has the most customers and the most fierce competition, it can be roughly divided into three subcategories:

Low-end entry-level D3000 and D3100;

mid-range entry-level D5000;

High-end entry-level models (often referred to as mid-range models by merchants) D90 and D7000.

The Nikon DSLR is available in three grades: the Professional model; Quasi-professional models; The numbering method of each grade and the included models of the entry-level model are:

Professional models: D+1 digits, such as D1, D2, D3 Quasi-professional models: D+3 digits, such as D100, D200), D300S, D700

Entry-level models: D+2 digits and D+4 digits. Such as D40, D50, D70, D80), D90, D3000, D3100, D5000, D7000

Because the entry-level model has the most customers and the most fierce competition, it can be roughly divided into three subcategories:

Low-end entry-level D3000 and D3100;

mid-range entry-level D5000;

High-end entry-level models (often referred to as mid-range models by merchants) D90 and D7000.

Nikon does not have this model D450.

Sort from low to high: d3100--d3200--d5100--d90-d7000--d300s--d700--d800--d3s---d3x