Novices plan to buy the D60 set of machine and look at the prawns for guidance!!

For a topic that is not scored, D60 set of machine market**3600

The key is to learn the sleeve of the machine first, and then see if you need to update it.

It seems that the landlord is still a novice,Since you shoot d60, there is no need to match thousands of lenses,For example, portraits,Or shoot birds,Fish,What kind of telephoto is practical,Don't always pursue the focus segment,It should come step by step,First use the pullover wide-angle practice scenery,Then the pullover of the 55 end of the practice of the elephant,Wait and so on feel that the level is not high,Or when you reach the bottleneck,Then consider changing the telephoto,D605-200 VR is enough,1600 market**,Online only 1350, Others plus a 700 or so prime portrait is the most affordable, mainly to practice first, aperture, shutter speed, ISO, white balance, etc. to fully control before shooting a new lens as well!

The landlord, the advice from upstairs is very reasonable.

D60 set of machines, the focal length is really not necessary with image stabilization. 4000** is a little higher.

Some time ago, my friend bought a D60 for only about 3600. Regular licensed goods (without tickets), if you want to take portraits to create a bokeh effect, AF 50mm is enough. **Around 700.

If you're on a budget, I recommend buying the AF 85mm for better control.

The 18-55 set of cameras is completely unnecessary for VR, and I also chose it this way, one is that the focal length does not need to be stabilized, and the other is that the quality of the lens is limited, and I want to change it after a while! You can buy a machine without anti-shake sleeve, save a few hundred dollars and add a little money to buy af 50mm, although it can't be autofocused, but it's very suitable for taking portraits, the imaging quality is very good, it can be said that it is a cost-effective lens, the bokeh background brought by the large aperture is relatively in place, licensed**700, in short, it is very value-for-money. For the telephoto lens, if there is no budget constraint, it is recommended to buy the Nikkor 70-300 VR, which is very good in the circle!

Of course, the ** of 4000 is a bit high, but the lens is worth every penny! Tamron 70-300 focuses fairly quickly when the light is good, but when the light is poor, it is likely to pull the bellows, and the image quality is barely strong, but the new one is only in the early 1000s, and the macro effect is not bad. If the rice is not enough, you can consider!

Back to the 3rd floor: I have a 50 hang-up myself, so I will say this, not that I don't have to guess nonsense. At least I don't think manual focus is such a painful thing, why do people buy Zeiss lenses that are so manual?

Even manual focus is afraid of why is it necessary to use a DSLR? Isn't the point-and-shoot machine better? If it's true love, it's not a pain, it's fun.

If you often need to take pictures, you can also consider the AF-S 35, which can achieve autofocus. **Around 1300.

Uh......I just sold my D60 VR set for 2800 yuan yesterday ......Actually, I don't need VR at all, I've been using it for a year, so it's very experienced. In addition, the advantage of Takron's lens is that it has a large zoom (but no matter how advantageous it is, the quality of the lens with a large zoom factor will inevitably decline.) Or how to say that the zoom of high-end lenses does not exceed 3 times), and one shot to go all over the world is the advantage of Tenglong.

In addition, Tamron's low-priced lenses are not usually slow! You have to be mentally prepared. Also, the recommended AF50 upstairs suggests that the landlord must consider it carefully, and the second lens I bought last year was this prime head.

The aperture is wide and low, which really appeals to me, but not being able to autofocus will make you miserable!! If you're looking for a model to shoot, then I'm speechless, but if you use it normally, be cautious! Every time I raised the camera, I had to twist the lens by hand and stare at the distance display ......Then you can press the shutter ......For us newbies, this is the most painful.

I just couldn't stand this and second-hand this head came out 1 month later.

Let's talk about my novice's feelings about this head: Upstairs said [AF 50mm, although it can't autofocus, but it's very suitable for portraits, and the imaging quality is very good. It's like saying that although the nanny of the housekeeping can't take the initiative to find a job, she is kind-hearted, ingenious, and agile......Hehe, I definitely don't mean to offend the upstairs, I just want to talk about my feelings, a nanny can't take the initiative to find work to do on her own, she must be ...... where you point herThis is a very unpleasant thing.

Of course, the most important thing about the lens is the image quality.

As for the depth-of-field effect, if you can grasp the distance between the person and the background behind you far enough, you can easily create a depth-of-field effect even if the aperture is not as wide as or.

In addition, ......Looking at the budget plan of the landlord, I know that the landlord is a budget-conscious master, if so, buy the D60, a motorless machine, will have a headache in the future.

A nanny can't take the initiative to find a job on her own, she has to be instructed by you to do what she can do......This is a very unpleasant thing. "Is it that hard to do it manually?

You use 18 to 55 without stabilization. That's how I used it, no problem at all,** pretty much that's it, I bought it for 3800

Personally, I think Canon is better, first of all, you have to buy ** licensed goods, you can take a look.

Canon A530 pixels: 5 million; Optical zoom factor: 4x; Maximum aperture range: - shutter speed: 15 - 1 2000 seconds; LCD screen size: inch current price 1320 yuan.

Nikon L6 pixels: 6 million Optical zoom factor: 3x Maximum aperture range: F Shutter speed: 1 1500 seconds LCD screen size: inch current price 1690 yuan.

It is not recommended that you buy D60 now.

Suggestion d80 Now d90 is out.

It is an upgrade product of D80 D80's ** is bound to come down, and the performance is much better than D60 in all aspects.

It's the same entry-level machine!

And the D60 should be discontinued, and it should be sold in the 2-lot market.

Regular licensed goods with a Nikon photography bag, although it is domestic, but free, can not be without.

Memory 4G is enough, UV mirrors and batteries are best bought on the **, expensive and uneven quality in specialty stores.

You can buy one and stick it yourself, or you can put one in a store or a place that sells digital.

Lens pens and air blowers, as well as lens wiping cloths, are also needed, and can be bought together in **.

Then there is the tripod, D60 with a Weifeng under 100 yuan.

Not 2Batteries are not used.

3.I don't need a lapping.

4。Lens pen is not used.

If you buy a D60, don't buy any accessories.

The tripod must be good, and if you fall it, it won't save the money of the tripod. 4G is the best, battery supplies win, UV mirror to multi-layer bag is also to buy a better one, the same as tripods.

The minimum memory should be 4G or more. There is also a tripod. Others, such as a set of camera bags, are sent.

Friends who say that UV is useless, have you ever encountered lens scratches, mold, and water marks???

**Important? Then I suggest you don't buy a D60 set of machines, because if you have an anti-shake telephoto head**It's not cheap, if you want to shoot a concert, it must be a telephoto, and because the light is usually not very good, the shutter time will definitely be very long, so anti-shake is also a must, so it is recommended that you consider Sony's A200 dual-head** or Pentax's K-M dual-head** is better. It mainly has a telephoto head, and it can be stabilized, ** also within 4000.

First of all, let's not talk about whether to buy D60 or not, the set is not suitable for concerts, because there are many times when telephoto is needed to shoot concerts.

D60 is enough for beginners, there is not much to drop, when I bought D40 at the time, D40 just came out, **4200, and it only dropped to 3200 two years later.

You can choose a D60 set, and then buy a 55-200mm VR anti-shake head, put on a monopod, and you can make do with the concert.

If you are a professional enthusiast, it is recommended to get a fixed focus first, which will make your ** rise to a height. When the time is right, make a large aperture or a red circle.

If you're just a hobby and aren't particularly sensitive to imaging, it is recommended to replace the 18-55 with the 18-105, this lens is the most practical in the middle of the three you said. Wait until the next step of the upgrade before considering more professional lenses.

Pets, portraits and landscapes mainly use medium and short throw lenses, 18-105, 18-200 can be, the larger the magnification, the worse the image.

35 Used 1000 or so, brand new 1300. The quality of the other sleeves you talked about is similar, but the focal length is different.

I feel like you're missing a prime focus. Feel a higher quality, take portraits, sketches, the most suitable for your requirements.

In addition, the upstairs said especially this sentence". 00, 18-105, 18-200 can't autofocus" is obviously wrong. At least it means that you don't understand the equipment of the Nijia family.

It's not good to mislead others.

Pour some cold water on you: D60 is a eunuch machine (no fuselage motor), like autofocus, you must be equipped with a lens motor. Therefore, the 550-200, 18-105, 18-200 are not autofocused.

Only 18-55mm sleeves are ok. I hope you take a closer look.

Poplar doesn't understand cameras.

The ones you said are all lenses with motors, and they can be autofocused on the D60, given that you have 18-55, it's better to consider 55-200, so that the focal length is more complete, and the zoom is relatively small, and the imaging is relatively better.

If you only shoot pets, but also take some portraits and landscapes, the pullover is basically enough, I really want to change, I suggest: get out of the pullover, buy 18-200

Just break the number casually.,Focus on ps.

Now just buy a broken digital 800w pixel.,Take a person.,You can see the hair on your face.,Take a scene.,Chongzhang A2** If it's not good, you have to compress it.,You're not selling super gate knives.,There's no problem.。

I can understand this, a comparison, how the domestic look like buying from a stall, but I feel that this is not only a problem of the picture, printing presses, consumables, paper, are all big problems.

D60 is enough, don't buy that 18-55 pullover, it's too doggy. Change to an individual one. Since it is used for the company's product photography, just buy a fixed focus head or so. 1l It is right to say that the problem of printing must be paid attention to.

The high requirements are absolutely not enough, and it is generally required that the A4 size printing should have 20 million actual effective pixels, and the TIF format file is required. So the ones you see in foreign countries must be delicate.

These questions can indeed be found on Baidu or Google online.

1.I can't say anything about it, because digital products can change at any time.

2.Of course, 50 fixed focus is used for portraits, but since it is not a full-frame 85 top focus, it is not considered. The cheapest 50 fixed focus is 50mm.

3. Nikon's low-end cameras do not come with a focus motor, which means that you must buy a lens with a focus motor to achieve autofocus. Lenses with motors are more expensive than lenses without motors.

4.If you're sure to only shoot portraits, you can ignore the problem of lens groups. Because you'll be able to use those fixers.

reduction, optical image stabilization.

One of the biggest differences between Nikon and Canon machines is that their stabilization is done through the body, so the lens doesn't need to be stabilized. Nikon machines must buy lenses with stabilization to achieve stabilization.

Of course, you can, but this lens doesn't seem to have a motor, so you have to focus all by hand. It's not a bad thing for newbies to practice their hands on hand.

8.For a group photo of several hundred people, you should use a wide angle, and on an APS-C format machine, it is best to have a focal length of 17-20. 18-55 is able to shoot.

Shooting in general is enough, especially if you shoot portraits, even if you still shoot landscapes, but the scenery should use a wide angle of 18. It is a misconception for novices to think that the longer the focal length, the better, but in fact, the telephoto segment is rarely used for shooting. In addition, it is best not to buy a lens with more than 3x zoom, otherwise the image will be greatly reduced.

There are a lot of questions, let me answer you, 1:3400** single set of machine, without VR is very cheap, identify whether you have not used it, look at the number of shutters, take a shot**, use the light and shadow magic hand to check the number of shutter releases!

2: Elephant, you are a beginner, even 18-55 set of heads and basic functions, shutter, aperture, ISO, white balance, exposure compensation will not do anything, how do you shoot a good film, auto is not able to shoot ***, first learn the basic knowledge of SLR, shoot more, slowly have a feeling, I feel that 18-55 is not enough, then it is too late to change 55-200, **Around 1600, add 50 more with tickets!

3: The machine is a good machine, whether it is with or without a motor, the color is absolutely good, and it is enough to have an AFS autofocus lens!!

4: It's still the same old saying, you don't even understand VR, what lens group to talk about, wait until you learn it, and then study it slowly!

5: VR prevents jitter.

6: You take pictures, no way, it's not deliberately shaking, in 20 1 seconds, even if you don't move, it's very stable, ** it will still shake, so either improve the iso, or it's a lens with VR!

7: It's still the same old saying, you just read some of the introduction on the Internet, you are a novice, you must buy a machine to learn to you to understand!

8: Multi-person group photo, 18-55 is enough, on the 3 corner frame, the position is set, the aperture is smaller, the shutter time is longer, shoot out, absolutely no problem!

9: You use this lens, I think it is, at the beginning, even focusing or something, you have to practice slowly, enough for you!

10: Finally, you asked this question, in fact, you don't understand what it is, D60 is a good machine, the colors are very good, this ** is also right for your money, Sony A series color is not good, it is far worse, especially A200 A300 is not recommended, you learn the aperture shutter, a series of things, and then talk about the lens, and then talk about the follow-up, otherwise, you don't understand it!!

It is recommended that you buy D60 novice learning is good, wait for about 1 year of shooting, absolutely you can completely shoot a good film, and then upgrade to 55-200, 18-55, use 55 to shoot portraits, as long as your skills improve, you can also produce good films!