Ask for a digital camera between 600 and 800 for students If you have used it, you can say it

It depends on what brand you want.

I used a Patriot digital camera.

Neither very expensive, not very expensive

I use Patriot 830

The battery memory cards add up to a total of 750

But I'm still expensive, 700 is definitely okay.

After all, I think it's good that a person must have used two or three digital cameras.

I'm also a student, a sophomore, I didn't know much about cameras before, and I'm still very satisfied with buying a camera by myself I have a photo album, if I need to, I can send it to you through hi chat

I use an Olympus U1010 and am also a student.

Now you can buy a good consumer card machine for 800 yuan.

Canon is recommended, and the price is cost-effective.

Personally, I think it is mainly to look at the following aspects:

1. The size of the CCD. At least 1 inch average,As for the more than 1000W pixels, it's a gimmick,The size of the image sensor basically determines the quality of the film。 Some big brands have launched some 1 3-inch styles, which is really pitfallible.

2. Optical image stabilization. Brightness, color, and noise can be repaired in the later stage, and the clarity is basically the same. DC's focusing system is relatively poor, and adding optical image stabilization is still effective, especially when the shutter time is long.

As for electronic image stabilization, it is a data processing and fake image stabilization, which makes little sense.

3. Optical zoom. There is about 4 times enough, and most of the professional shoulder machines are only 10 times. As for data zoom, it is an interpolation of ** data, and fake zoom is also meaningless.

4. a display screen. The average inch for this price point, 23W pixels. It was used to preliminarily judge that the photo was not clear.

Panasonic DMC-S1GK, Pentax RS1500, Panasonic DMC-FH2GK, Casio EX-ZS100, GM E1680W, Nikon CoolPix S3300, Fujifilm FinePix JZ110, Panasonic DMC-FH6GK can be compared and picked.

Canon Ixas has a couple of good fits. You look at the Internet**, I recently bought one, it's not bad, **it's also suitable. Specifically, you have to go to the scene to see.

Nikon P300 large aperture portrait, night scene is very powerful, I bought it on ** not long ago, it's very good, it's worth recommending.

Nikon --S8000 sells cameras, not much to explain.

You first have to decide whether you want a card player or a telephoto machine, whether you want to go out to create or shoot casually, whether you want to be small or powerful, and which brand you want. After these questions, you will probably know what model you want. Otherwise, you buy the machine that is number one on the leaderboard:

The Canon Ixus 105 is SD1300, less than a thousand. If you think it's too cheap, buy the Canon SX210 IS. This all-rounder machine is best suited for users who don't have any requirements.

It's not that complicated, it's Sony W390, you must like it when you see it, it's more cost-effective.

About 1500**The pixels you can buy are about 1200w, Nikon or Olympus are professional cameras, and you can find cost-effective cameras in these two brands at this price. Canon is now dominated by a DSLR, and normally compared to a pixel machine, Canon, Panasonic and Sony will definitely be more expensive than Nikon or Olympus. For students, these two brands are very good.

It is not recommended to buy casio Foxconn or the like, and if you are not from a professional background, you will be lacking.

It is recommended that the Canon Ixus series, or Nikon's, and Olympus's are more professional and have good imaging results.

Sony's W series is also good, if you want to pursue a fashionable appearance, consider the T series, which is a touch screen.