Kneel down and ask for help from all the experts about the camera purchase

You're talking about a DSLR! It's a more professional camera!

I suggest you take a look at how many Fuji there are!

**Approx. 2500-3000, 15-18x optical zoom! When the time comes, you can try the effect of medium and long distance shooting, I think it should be enough!

If you are not satisfied, then take a look at Canon or Nikon's mid-to-high-end SLR machines, ** should be more than 5000 yuan, and some light lenses are equivalent to the money of one or several cameras!

Nikon or Canon are ok.

。。Forget it about SLR, professional but very troublesome, buy a telephoto machine, such as Panasonic FZ35, Fujifilm S205 because of the recent snowflake door, I dare not recommend.

Regardless of **... Hey.. Let's buy a DSLR.

SLR is not the latest technology, it has been around for decades, and the full name is single-lens reflex camera. Refers to the way the framing is done. It's just that it's digital now.

For landscape shooting, Nikon is recommended. The Canon focuses fast, and the Nikon focuses accurately. But Canon has too many ads, so the cost performance is relatively low.

Mine is a d90 and it works well. 50d is also good, but a little more expensive. SLR has a very clear ** when it is rich.

Hey.. The most important thing for a DSLR is the lens, and the lens costs a lot more money than the camera. Think for yourself whether you want to make a one-time investment or play with photography.

If a trip is not necessary. If you like photography, sooner or later you will enter the SLR.

Zhongguancun equipment, you can choose your own suitable one. However, it is not recommended to buy it online. Additional purchasing knowledge can be found online.

Read more relevant books and learn more. Machines that are no longer good are also waste.

Your question is a bit difficult to choose. So many masters don't say a word, it should be difficult to choose. I'll talk about my thoughts.

1. Which of the two cameras you choose is good. Among them, the 550D is the most advanced in Canon's entry-level, and in order to compete with Nikon, some new technologies of Canon's mid-to-high-end cameras are introduced, so in terms of performance, 550D is slightly better.

2. The D90's 11-point focusing and continuous shooting performance are slightly better. In particular, the D90 body has a shoulder screen, which is more convenient than the 550D to view the current shooting parameters.

3. I use Canon, but it is understood that Nikon's imaging characteristics are good sharpness and high color saturation, which is of great help to direct filming. Canon has delicate colors and low saturation, which often requires post-processing.

4. Compared with the two cameras, except for the large difference in the number of pixels, the rest of the gap is actually very small.

Don't you scold me for saying that I haven't said it for a long time? It's hard to choose! If I had to choose, I would recommend the 550d.

At the same level, it should be understandable to pursue cutting-edge technology, right? Besides, 550D is cheaper by several hundred yuan, and the money saved will be invested in the lens, you know, in the digital age, the price of the camera has shown a trend of "plummeting" over time, while the lens is **"firm". Investing in good lenses is definitely a good way to go.

FYI Supplement. As mentioned earlier, the trade-off between these two cameras is a bit difficult, and the other two masters basically expressed the same opinion. Therefore, the choice of lens should be considered in conjunction with the choice of camera.

I don't put forward specific opinions here, you can first go to the "Beijing Ruiyi" equipment network to take a look at the lens (the ** of ** personally thinks it is more representative), and carefully study the difference between lens parameters, such as the maximum aperture, zoom magnification, the use and number of ultra-low dispersion lenses, the use and number of aspherical lenses, and so on. Then you can go to some professional photography** and learn about the evaluation of the lens by some experts, and then decide to choose. Of course, this trade-off depends on the degree of bulging of the pocket.

In addition, the shooting of the decoration model room, because of its small depth, should generally be equipped with a wide angle;

Weddings may require both close and long distances, preferably with wide angles and telefocuses.

Therefore, in order to save investment, it is recommended to consider zoom from 17mm or 18mm to 135mm or more at focal lengths.

Still for information.

Basically, there is nothing to compare, 550D is positioned as an upgraded version of 450D and 500D, and its main opponent is D5000, which belongs to the high-end of the entry-level level. The D90 is against a 50D camera, which belongs to the mid-range machine. The biggest difference between the mid-range machine and the entry-level machine is the feel (mainly the size), and the D90 has not yet used a pentaprism, so there is not much difference in framing.

But the D90 has a shoulder screen, which is still very different in terms of ease of use.

In addition, if you are shooting still life in the room, it is better to use Nikon's and sharpen. But weddings are mainly about portraits, and it's better to use a canon.

It is recommended that you use a telephoto for weddings, because you can't always be by the side of the couple. The room was no problem with a wide angle. If the budget can be at the ample point, it is recommended to consider Tamron 17-50, a good head.

It's better to buy the D90 than to buy the newly launched Canon 60D, and even if the two-year-old machine was so advanced and brilliant at the time, it is already standard or better for today. Zhang's continuous shooting speed per second can only rank him in the entry-level high-end machine in a sense. Although the 60d is now on the market, it is on the high side, but if you are not in a hurry, you can wait.

For the price of 1600, there are a lot of different models at this price I recommend Sony or Samsung's camera, if it is good, it is still Canon and Nikon, but it is slightly more expensive, and the cheap one is not very good, and Fuji's is not bad, if it is for home use, the first choice is Fuji's, and it is full of functions, and it is also cheap, and the pixels are also good.

1. Check whether the outer packaging is in good condition. Whether there are loose or old scratches on the brand label on the seal of the outer package, and whether there are traces of opening at the bottom of the outer packaging.

2. After opening the package, check whether the internal accessories are neatly arranged, and whether the power cable, data cable and other wires have been opened again. Check whether the accessories are complete according to the packing instructions.

3. Check the appearance of the camera, lens, and mount for obvious or irregular scratches, scratches, etc., and check whether there are scratches on the battery contacts.

4. Install the lens, battery, and then turn on, the new battery should generally show half of the charge. Cover the lens cap and viewfinder, manually go completely black for a long time**, then open the viewfinder, take a picture of all white**, and magnify it through the LCD of the computer or camera rear display to see if there are dead pixels, and you can also check whether there are dead pixels in the LCD of the rear display of the camera.

5. Adjust the focus point to single-point AF, determine the subject to be photographed, and check whether it is out of focus.

6. Other checks, such as flash, battery compartment, memory card compartment, etc. are in good condition.

That's probably all, I hope that helps.

Must be invoiced!!

It's a good deal to get together Fujifilm cameras.

Just use the Sony TX5, the picture quality is very good, Sony uses the world's first class Zeiss lens, but there is one thing: its memory card is dedicated, very expensive.

Canon is good I use Canon.

But lately, I've wanted to switch to a DSLR.