I want to start a SLR camera ~ ~ Now I am entangled in D5 100 and 600D, please help me ~ ~

1, both machines are entry-level SLR. As far as operation is concerned, some users prefer to turn the dial, while others prefer to press buttons. But the two companies have been making cameras for many years, and some inhuman designs have long been eliminated, so the man-machine interface will not be too bad.

Nikon's new lenses are equipped with focus motors. In fact, there are only a few D-type fixed-focus lenses that Nikon is still selling well. If the subject does not intend to put many fixed-focus lenses, it will not increase the lens cost too much.

3. After Nikon adopts CMOS sensor, its imaging style is very close to Canon's. Compared with the two cameras, there is almost no difference between RAW films. By direct comparison, JPG can definitely see the difference in style.

Digital photos have three principles: low contrast, low saturation and low sensitivity. Such photos look unremarkable, but they contain the largest amount of information, the richest color levels and the largest room for later adjustment.

Canon JPG direct printer is lighter in color, but it has advantages in the later stage. Nikon's is more vivid and often more pleasing to the eye. However, it is more suitable to use RAW later, so there is not much difference between the two machines.

In addition, Canon can also set the fuselage to "high saturation" mode to make the colors of JPG brighter. Nikon can also set the curve to "low contrast" mode after importing it, so that JPG can be directly brightened.

Generally speaking, the prices of the two machines are at the same level.

In terms of lenses, the following are the most commonly used and common lenses on APS-C:

Canon 18- 135 is more expensive than Nikon 18- 105;

Canon 15-85 is more expensive than Nikon 16-85;

Canon 35 2 is more expensive than Nikon 351.8;

Nikon 17-55 is more expensive than Canon 17-55;

Nikon 50 1.8g is more expensive than Canon 50 1.8;

Nikon 50 1.4g is more expensive than Canon 50 1.4.

Unless you choose a few shots and don't plan to upgrade in the future, it's hard to know which one will cost you more money. Speaking of lens group, whether it's C or N, you can burn a lot of money. In short, Canon and Nikon have been operating for so many years, and their product positioning is relatively accurate. A penny is the last word.

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