Help!! How to tell if a digital camera is good or bad? Which digital camera is the best?

Sony's night view is still okay. Although Casio is stylish, the lens quality is poor and the edges are severely aberration.

The Canon has a well-balanced performance in all aspects and should be the best.

The key point of buying a camera is that the universal camera should not buy a card machine as much as possible, because its periscope lens is congenitally insufficient, and the imaging quality is poor.

And those fashionable models with built-in lithium batteries should not buy models with too high indicators, and the general shooting can not use manual functions to make these high indicators not be well played, which is of little significance.

If you are in a manual model, you should pay attention to its slow shutter speed of at least 8 seconds, so that you can shoot night scenes well.

The big zoom model doesn't mean much, you have to know that even if you buy it back, at most it's just playing, and it may not be easy to capture distant mm, the main reason is that the popular zoom lens actually has limited imaging effect.

There is also a model with an SD card as much as possible, which has good compatibility.

Try to buy a model with AA batteries, no worries.

The LCD screen does not need to be too big, and the large LCD screen pays more attention to its pixel value, many of which are rough and grainy, but in fact, it is of little significance.

That's about it.

It doesn't matter what is best, it depends on what you focus on.

Slightly more professional, or home

Fashion models recommend Casio, don't choose Sony's, the night view is not good.

The night scene Sony is the worst, unless it is a manual model, and the detail expression of ** is also poor. The main reason for Casio's poor edge is the problem of ceramic lenses in the early years, and now this kind of lens is not used, so naturally there is no problem, on the contrary, Casio does even better than Nikon and Canon in terms of controlling purple edges and flare, which is obvious to everyone.

The manual model is the Canon A series, IXUS is too expensive, not to mention, I also cost electricity and want to buy affordable household models, Nikon's 7600 and L1 are good, Samsung's heat is big, Kodak's battery is not good, it is not recommended.

Forget about Fuji and Oba, the card is too expensive, now it is more expensive than the Sony memory stick, and the former is the famous king of purple edges, and the latter is too grainy.

AA batteries are just convenient to use, but such cameras generally do not have too high battery life and need to carry multiple sets of batteries. The screen is actually also important, because the current cameras have basically canceled the optical viewfinder, as the only framing tool, the screen is particularly important, too small screen, whether it is framing or operation, there are certain difficulties.

If you haven't used all four of them, you can compare them by looking at the data here, and I'm swearing to tell you which one to buy, the probability of is relatively large I haven't used four of them This price is not too high I suggest that you should look at the more cost-effective brands So if ** is almost a low-end machine, I recommend Fuji.

The first choice is Sony530 and Canon A2200, both of which can be started, it is recommended to buy Sony W530, he uses super CCD, better than Canon A2200 imaging, but** more expensive than A2200 about 100 yuan, don't buy Samsung Fuji Oba, although these three brands are low configuration and high, the quality is too poor,

First of all, in my opinion, a digital camera is a tool, it is a tool, and it is contemporaneous, it doesn't matter if it's good or bad, it's just that the use or the strengths of each are slightly different, and if you use it right, it's all good.

Secondly, if you have to say whether it is good or bad, then you should look at the repair rate, that is, the quality of production. However, this indicator is not always easy to get accurate results. For example, Canon and other cameras, because the market share is very high, there are a lot of people who use them, all kinds of people, etc., but if you search on the Internet, most of them say that they are not good, saying that their cameras have problems, they are Canon and other models, and like general-purpose and the like, few people use them, and I haven't heard anyone scold, but this does not necessarily mean that Canon's machines are not good.

For example, the Hasselblad HD series, if you exclude China, reflect a lot of problems, its sales in China is not small, but the repair rate is very low, but this does not mean anything, this is only because many machines in China are given as gifts, people with this machine rarely use it, and many foreign countries are used by professionals, and the usage rate is very high.

If you have to give a suggestion on how to choose, if there are no special requirements, then it is generally right to choose a large factory. Like Canon, Nikon, Sony, Fujifilm, etc. If you have a special request, you have to find it according to your own requirements.

Finally, the problem of cost performance, generally speaking, entry-level machines are more cost-effective, especially SLR cameras, which are the main battlefield for the competition of large manufacturers for market share. And high-end machines, because the people who choose the machine are usually very familiar with the equipment and their own requirements, so the manufacturers generally adhere to their own understanding of the equipment and their own specialties, and the problem of cost performance is secondary.

It's a whole lot again, I don't know if it's useful.

Generally look at the brand first, Sony, Nikon, Canon, these can be generally just look at the zoom and wide angle parameters,,, if you want to be professional, just ask the waiter in the store.

It is recommended that the Canon IXUS 115HS, although relatively low-end, is known for its small and delicate size, the boxy body appears simple and stylish, the IXUS 115HS is more suitable for cute student "cuties", and the body color has also increased to blue, gray, pink, silver and orange. The stabilization technology is very powerful, and it can shoot you what you want!! It is an invincible product at present!

The ** of the licensed goods is below 1500! This machine is very beautiful and small! You can meet your requirements.

I use and test a number of digital cameras. The first thing to look at is your purpose and frequency of use.

If you are a hobbyist, it is recommended to use a Canon or Nikon DSLR camera. It's best to go to a specialized photographic equipment store or a Canon or Nikon store to test it yourself.

If you use it at home, it is recommended to have an entry-level SLR or card machine.

From what I've used, Sony Fuji Fuji Canon is better, Canon-Ixus is recommended.

Also, the question of attention:

First, the brand, the more well-known the brand, the more guaranteed the quality;

Second, the number of pixels does not matter much, 6 million is enough;

3. The size and material of the image sensor. I'm inclined to CCD, the bigger the better;

Fourth, the durability of the battery;

Fifth, the popular type of storage elements, now SD card is the most common and the most convenient. Of course, the XD card is fast, and the thousand-yuan level is not necessary;

6. Optical zoom factor;

7. The value of ISO should be large;

8. The flexibility of hand feel and control, the hand hand is better than the hand feel of the card;

9. Uses: The thousand-yuan machines I have tried: Fuji's suitable for scenery and macro, Canon's suitable for scenery and portraits, and Nikon's suitable for portraits (of course, this is a personal opinion);

10. I almost forgot, home DCs have video recording functions, and I found Canon to be the best.

First of all, you have to talk about your budget, your main purpose (general home, travel, or photography enthusiasts), and whether there are any special requirements (for example, some girls like thin and light, some photography enthusiasts like to have manual functions, some fancy video functions, etc.), so that it can help you reference.

The quality of a camera is not mainly based on pixels! Buy Panasonic and Fuji for buyers! If you buy a DSLR, you buy Canon....

ZR100 is the most advanced HS series model under Casio, equipped with Exilim HS Engine, with strong comprehensive strength, it is currently the flagship model of Casio. An upgraded version of the ZR10.

Let me mention my personal opinion, I looked at it this way when I bought the camera, first of all, look at the reflector of the fuselage, try the shutter, listen to the sound of the shutter, the sound of the shutter is good, and then see whether the lens in the lens is transparent The more transparent it is, the better Finally, I will take a look at the main body of the camera Try the battery, the flash pull, etc. Generally, if there is no problem with the shutter reflector of the lens, there is basically no problem! By the way, I would like to suggest that you can choose between Canon and Nikon, think about Sony, Fuji and the like, don't consider it, it can't reach the level of SLR, if you have economic conditions, buy a Canon 5D2 with a slightly better lens If it's just a home trip to take pictures, just buy a Nikon set It's not much money, it's very easy to use, Nikon is good for portraits! I'm now using a Nikon D90 with an 18-105 head, and then I have a 50 cheap prime head with a handle, and now I can take wedding and shoot or something!

People say that playing SLR poor three generations SLR, it will always be you strong enough to give it power! SLR cameras are looking at money and talking.

Sony's better, my friends around me are all buying Sony's SLR.

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Within 1000 single shots, you don't have to think about it.

Don't bother with research.

The 1q does not have a DSLR.

Just choose the card machine directly.

When buying a camera, you mainly look at the image quality. The image sensor of the card machine is divided into large and small, and there is a big difference in imaging quality. The larger the sensor, the better the imaging.

The imaging is good, such as the Canon S95 G12 Nikon P7100, etc. Nowadays, most of them are card camera telephoto cameras with image sensors, and the imaging is completely poor. Second-hand discontinued can also find a card machine with good imaging.

Such as the Sony W200 CCD1