What would your ideal DSLR look like?

The Nikon FM2 has the same volume and shape, but it is changed to a full-width digital back, and if there is a screen, the screen cannot be flipped. There are ISO on the top, shutter, ** compensation dial, optical framing, do not have ** function, do not have built-in filters or HDR and so on. If possible, the mechanical film passing device can be retained, the battery is only used for metering and data storage, and the shutter power inherits the original mechanical energy storage and release.

No need to engrave any Nikon or Canon logo. There can be no in-camera and lens stabilization, or there can be no autofocus.

Molecular-level imaging. While pursuing high pixels, today's digital cameras have a large number of problems, such as noise control, diffraction-limit aperture reduction, and resolution loss. There are no such problems in film machines, because the imaging unit of film is molecular, and the imaging unit of CCD and CMOS cannot reach the molecular level no matter how small it is.

Therefore, digital cameras are still not comparable to film cameras under extreme conditions such as ** processing, small aperture, and dark environment. In the future, digital cameras will be able to reach the molecular level, and there will be no need to retain the concept of pixels. And at present, the volume of the SLR is large, mainly because of the large imaging element, only the distance between the lens and the imaging element, in order to make full use of the imaging element to produce high pixels, if the molecular level imaging is realized, it can be completely realized that the card machine has the image quality of the SLR.

There are a large number of lens groups, and the fun of the SLR's existence in the first place is the interchangeable lens. Light enough. Both the body and the lens.

High sensibility, a big change to the shooting. And I feel that there is still a lot of potential for development in this area. Other factors, with the development of technology, feel that they are enough for semi-professionals, except in the most extreme cases.

Lens cheapening. Fluorite and polishing processes have led to a spike in lenses, especially Canon red circles, Nikon gold circles, and the likes of the big three elements have become unattainable. The camera of your dreams must be equipped with a bull's head, and the zoom lens can also have fixed-focus image quality.

If you want to say ideal, then I don't set a limit, that is, at least like human eyes, high enough tolerance, standing indoors and looking out of the window on a sunny day, to be not exposed in the house, not exposed outside; With enough light sensitivity, like the human eye, you can see the trails and grass clearly in the moonlight, and there is no such thing as noise at all.

I don't have the ideal DSLR camera in my dreams. Because the structure of a DSLR camera is inherently undesirable. My ideal camera would be one with as simple optics as possible to make the camera as miniaturized as possible (similar to that of a mobile phone).

Then use electronic technology to restore or even surpass the shooting effect of traditional cameras.

Highly intelligent. At present, the intelligent face recognition, smile recognition, etc., like Panasonic GF2, you can select the focus point by touching, **point, which is similar to iPhone4, and you can directly control the depth of field and preview. The dream camera needs to increase these intelligent experiences while retaining the image quality of the DSLR, making the operation faster and easier to use.

My ideal DSLR camera is an improved version of the Nikon DF. Classical appearance, about 30 million pixels, more than 51 points of focus, with a flip screen. Now it seems that it is impossible for Nikon to release DF2, so save your thoughts!

I did think about this question when I bought the Panasonic LX5, and I think the score is divided into two realms; That is, there are two major user groups. One is photography enthusiasts, who require a lot, including shutter, aperture, image sensor, wide angle, telephoto and other parameters. There is also a consumer-level user, with good imaging and a brand, it is OK; I'm biased towards consumer-level users, and my personal dream is that the mobile phone camera function can be used, and there is an imaging function of Niu B.

Pentax's K1's focus can be tolerated, so Pentax K1's fuselage configuration + mud puddles or moving lens groups are OK. 1DX2 Lens 50 16-35 24-70 70-200 is sufficient.

On the basis of Sony A7M3, the screen is changed to have the same control and resolution as Apple mobile phones, and the picture quality is further improved.

Networking and social functioning. You can share it at any time, you can record the address, altitude and other parameters, and you can upload it directly to the cloud, even saving the memory card.

I am interested in the light-sensing components of the curved surface, and I don't know if the domestic ones can overtake in corners.

Can you make the high-end SLR a little smaller?

5DSR hangs a bull's head! Very satisfied.

SLR cameras are relatively professional cameras, and the image quality, shutter delay, etc. are faster than ordinary cameras. There are many adjustable parameters on the fuselage.

As for ordinary cameras, they are very automatic, pick them up and shoot, and there are fewer adjustable things, but because of the structure and cost, whether in terms of focusing speed, shutter delay, or imaging quality, they are not as good as SLR cameras.

If you only want to take photos at home, you can choose a regular camera, which is simple and lightweight.

But if you are interested in photography, you can choose a DSLR camera. Whether you are a family or a professional, the premise of using science is that you have some understanding of the terminology related to photography. In this way, you can judge how to shoot the desired scene.

Scientific use is to give full play to the various functions of the camera without using automatic mode.

SLR professional, ordinary, common people.

Compared with ordinary cameras, the image sensor of the SLR camera is better, so the quality of the shot is better, and the sensor of the SLR camera is much larger than the sensor of the digital camera, so it can be placed larger and seen more clearly.

Another item is that the SLR camera itself is heavier, plus anti-shake, so most of the ** shots will not shake hands, but even if the digital camera has anti-shake, and then turn on the flash, the quality of the photo will be greatly reduced.

DSLR cameras can change lenses, while regular cameras cannot, so people who play photography prefer SLR cameras.

That's the difference between a DSLR and a digital camera.

Single-lens reflex cameras are referred to as single-lens reflex cameras. The feature of DSLR cameras is that the lens can be removed and replaced. Ordinary card machines are ...... that do not have this functionHopefully, this answer will help you.

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

In the working system of a DSLR digital camera, the light passes through the lens to the mirror, is refracted to the upper focusing screen and forms an image, through the eyepiece and the pentaprism, we can see the outside scene in the viewing window. In contrast, a digital camera can only see the image through an LCD screen or an electronic viewfinder (EVF). Obviously, images that are seen directly are easier to shoot than images that are seen through processing.

This structure of the single-lens reflex camera determines that it is shot completely through the lens focus, it can make the image seen in the viewing window and the film forever the same, and its framing range is basically the same as the actual shooting range, which is very conducive to intuitive framing and composition.

A DSLR is a single-lens reflex camera, that is, the camera has only one lens (unlike a regular digital camera, this lens can be replaced).

Reflex, that is, the reflex framing system, the DSLR camera is different from the general digital camera framing method, the digital camera uses the monitor to frame, while the DSLR camera uses the viewfinder to view, the whole framing system consists of a lens, a reflector, a pentaprism, and a viewfinder.

DSLR cameras are more professional than ordinary digital cameras, the image quality is better, the output is larger, and there are also many functions that digital cameras do not have professional functions (such as full manual**, etc.).

To put it bluntly, the body and lens are separated, which can be swapped at will, which is more suitable for professionals than ordinary cameras, because it can freely adjust the aperture, speed, distance, macro, sensitivity, white balance, and so on.

First, the shooting mode is different. A DSLR is framed through the viewfinder, while ordinary cameras are mostly framed through the screen.

Second, there is a big gap between the photosensitive elements. The image sensor area of a DSLR is four to seven times that of a normal home machine. The image quality is certainly good.

Third, there is a big gap in the quality of lenses. SLR cameras can have interchangeable lenses, and the lens resolution can support more than 10 million to 20 million pixels. As soon as the quality of the home camera lens is solved, the resolution power generally supports 7.1 million pixels.

Fourth, the degree of professionalism is different. DSLR cameras are professional and functional, suitable for professional creation in various conditions.

Actually, there are many more. That's all.

In fact, no matter whether you are a novice or a veteran, if you have money, you can play with a DSLR, and you can use it if you don't have a digital make-do.

Direct viewfinder, what you see is what you get.

Larger sensor.

Faster faster and slower.

Higher ISO

Interchangeable lenses.

There are many differences in thisThe shutter speed of the SLR is much faster than that of an ordinary camera, so the imaging effect is not at the same level, for different scenes, the SLR also needs different lenses, and the lens of the SLR can be selected with more types, and the operation is relatively rich, and the sensitivity is differentIt can be said that it is enough for ordinary novices to use ordinary cameras, and if you want to use a DSLR, you still need to learn photography skills.

I believe we all know that in the past few years, when mobile phones had not yet popularized the camera function,Most people around me use digital cameras in their homes, and most families use card cameras, which are relatively lightweightAnd some photography talents, often choose to buy SLR cameras, many white people must be curious, how much difference between SLR cameras and general digital cameras, SLR looks obviously much larger, and it is not as convenient as digital cameras, so there must be a lot of advantages.

Indeed, first of all, the photographic structure of the SLR is not the same as that of the general digital camera, such as the shutter aspectThe average digital camera is only about one thousandth of a second, which is the fastest among most models, but the shutter speed of the SLR reaches one ten-thousandth of a second, so whether it is shooting sports scenes,Or natural landscapes and portraits, the imaging processing of SLR is not comparable to ordinary cameras.

There are also SLR lenses that are much richer than digital cameras, and SLR cameras can generally change lensesEven ifIt's the same with mirrorless, if you want to shoot different effects in different environments, the lens is also very important, sometimes a high-end lens may be more expensive than the body of a DSLR, but the internal operation of an ordinary digital camera is not so complicatedIf you want to get started with SLR, you still need to learn photography skills slowly, otherwise it will be difficult to shoot high-quality **.

The main difference between a DSLR camera and an ordinary camera is that the lens can be constantly changed, so the shooting quality of the SLR camera is also better than that of the ordinary camera.

SLR, as the name suggests, refers to single-lens reflex, which is the most popular framing system today, while ordinary cameras mostly use rangefinder framing. A DSLR camera shoots entirely through the lens, so that the image seen in the viewing window is always the same as on the film, and its framing range is basically the same as the actual shooting range. The framing of ordinary digital cameras is also single-lens, that is, in the LCD framing mode, the light also enters from the main lens used for shooting.

However, this electronic viewfinder is not currently comparable to an optical viewfinder.

SLR is easier to operate than ordinary cameras, and for ordinary people, SLR can already meet our photo needs. Ordinary cameras are not so easy to operate, and if you want to shoot a good **, you need to know more skills than DSLR.

SLR is more professional, better than ordinary cameras in pixels, and suitable for shooting people, but ordinary cameras are not so good, ** on the SLR is definitely more expensive.

There is a big difference between a DSLR and an ordinary camera, such as the sharpness, you can know, and the functions are also very different.

SLR is a complete system, and the main differences between SLR and ordinary digital cameras are:

1. The lens can be changed for SLR cameras, but not for ordinary digital cameras;

2. The SLR viewfinder is an optical viewfinder, and the ordinary digital camera is a monitor viewfinder, and the disadvantage of the monitor viewfinder is that the color is distorted and the picture is delayed.

In the case of sufficient sunlight, the screen cannot be seen clearly;

3. The single-shot control is stronger and can be more accurate

Control as you please**, whereas a typical digital camera is uncontrollable.

All-fool mode;

4. The photosensitive chip of the SLR camera is larger, which means that in the case of high sensitivity**, the noise is less, the image quality is purer, and the depth of field is shallower (the subject is real.

The background is empty), the color of the picture, the contrast is better;

5. The shutter reaction of SLR cameras is faster, while the shutter delay of ordinary digital cameras is very large, and it is much slower in the case of low light;

6. The focusing system of the SLR camera is much stronger than the card in terms of focusing speed and focusing accuracy;

7. The white balance and metering of SLR cameras should be more accurate;

8. SLR camera accessories are more abundant.