Camera experts and photography enthusiasts, please help

1.Novices don't have to go for high-end models, the 450D is enough. I tried his 30D and 5D for outdoor shooting, and sure enough, I couldn't feel the difference in my level;

2.Canon's low-end products can use all lenses, while Nikon's high-end products are better, and the low-end products will be limited by lens matching;

3.The new products will apply many new technologies, such as automatic dust removal, etc., and the old models have many hard flaws even if they are classic such as 5D, and it is said that 5D is the legendary vacuum cleaner "vacuum cleaner". This is the same as the new and old models.

It is recommended that you buy a magazine such as Friends of Photography, which will have some camera market reports, sales rankings, and competitions for cameras in the same price range, which is very useful.

I'm a rookie, if there's anything wrong, welcome to correct me.

If it is more affordable, it is recommended to buy a Canon 400D, it is more convenient to change lenses and upgrade.

I use a Nikon D40X. Need to know about the contact.

The Nikon 40D is a bit outdated, I look at the Canon 450D Nikon 60D 80D Sony A200 A350 is good.

The most important thing to buy a camera is to look at the use, do you want to use it at home or do you want to try less professional photography? And at what price do you buy?

In terms of parameters, the Fujifilm F600EXR is clearly superior to the Nikon Nikon P7100.

Effective pixels, Nikon is 10.1 million, Fujifilm is 16 million, optical zoom factor Nikon is 15 times.

Fujifilm has an equivalent wide-angle of 24 ends, and it is very advantageous to shoot landscapes and group photos with a larger format at 24 ends, while Nikon is a lot worse, and it is a wide angle of 28 ends.

In terms of telephoto, Nikon has a maximum distance of 200mm, while Fujifilm has a 360, which means that Fujifilm can hit farther.

But I can't say that the P7100 is bad anywhere, Nikon's aperture range and Fujifilm's aperture is much larger than Fuji's, and the background blur effect will be much better, but it is not constant.

In terms of appearance, Fujifilm has 4 colors to choose from: black, white, red, and gold, while Nikon seems to only have black!

In terms of weight portability, Fujifilm only has a g, while Nikon has a g, which is a lot heavier than Fujifilm, which is not conducive to carrying.

Fujifilm's camera came on the market later than Nikon's, which means that it may be more technologically advanced.

To sum up, it is recommended that landlords buy Fujifilm F600EXR (limited to Nikon P7100 comparison).

Upstairs, Chris said a lot.

Fujifilm itself lens is good, the general CCD can do a maximum of 1, such as F100 or something. That's why I love Fuji a lot.

However, if you just compare the two models you mentioned, the sensor size of the F600EXR is 1 inch, while the Nikon P7100 is larger, 1 inch CCD. The imaging texture should be good.

And, in terms of aperture, the F600EXR, while the Nikon P7100 is, the maximum arrived.

So, based on the above, the imaging quality of the Nikon P7100 seems to be much better than that of the F600EXR!

So, although I usually love Fuji, but, in terms of the above two actual comparisons, it is still Nikon P7100 is better!

I'm not an expert, but I've been engaged in photography, and I play a lot of SLR, and I'm not very familiar with card machines and civil machines. f and.

Nikon P7100 belongs to the family machine, F600EXR effective image data said to have 16 million (estimated not to reach) The maximum resolution can reach 4608 3456, while Nikon P7100 is 11 million, the highest resolution is 3648 2736, in this regard, Fujifilm F600EXR has a slight advantage.

The Fujifilm 600EXR has a maximum aperture, while Nikon, which is one level larger than Canon, has a slight advantage in low-light shooting.

And Canon's machine is a new machine, and its appearance is slightly more advantageous than Nikon's, ** basically more than 3000.

In the overall comparison, Canon has a slight advantage.

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This effect is actually a color cast, which can be brought up by a camera with manual white balance. At least all DSLR digital cameras can do this, and in addition, some card machines with purely manual functions can also do. Even some smartphones' cameras can adjust the white balance.

White balance, literally understood as the balance of white. White balance is a metric that describes the accuracy of white after the red, green, and blue primary colors are mixed in a display. White balance is a very important concept in the field of television photography, through which a series of problems can be solved in color reproduction and tone processing.

Before understanding white balance, there is another very important concept to understand is color temperature. Color temperature, in short, is a quantitative representation of color in Kelvin temperature (k). Kelvin, a famous British physicist, believed that if a black-body substance can absorb all the heat that falls on it without loss, and at the same time can release all the energy generated by heat in the form of "light", it will change to a different color depending on the level of heat.

For example, when the heat of the black body is equivalent to 500-550, it will turn dark red, and when it reaches 1050 1150, it will turn yellow, and the temperature will continue to rise and it will appear blue. The color composition of the light source corresponds to the thermal temperature of the black body, and the color temperature of any light is equivalent to the "temperature" received when the black body emits the same color, and this temperature is used to represent the characteristics of a certain color light to distinguish others, which is the color temperature. In the process of striking iron, the black iron gradually turns red at the furnace temperature, which is the best example of the blackbody theory.

The phenomenon of color temperature is very common in daily life, and I believe people are not unfamiliar with it. The light emitted by tungsten lamps is yellow due to the low color temperature, and different street lamps will also emit different colors of light, and the flame of natural gas is blue because of the high color temperature. The color temperature in the midday sun is about 5600 K, and on cloudy days it is closer to the indoor color temperature of 3200 K.

The color temperature at sunrise or sunset is about 2000 K, and the color temperature of candlelight is about 1000 K. At this time, it is not difficult for us to find a rule: the higher the color temperature, the more blue the light color; The lower the color temperature, the redder it is.

When the color temperature of a certain color is higher than that of other colors, it means that the color is bluer than other colors, and vice versa. Similarly, when one color is bluer than the other, the color temperature of that color is higher, and vice versa.

Almost all card players will have this kind of warm color effect processing built-in, but there is definitely a degree of difference in detail.

Good luck.

This isn't a warm color, this is a color shift, okay?

As long as you can manually use the color temperature, you can basically shoot this tone.

It should be said that ordinary cameras can discharge this warm color effect.

In fact, it is to set the camera's WB white balance K value to a high point, and that's it.