I usually shoot and play, what camera is good?

the difference between a micro-camera and a SLR is that the micro-camera cancels the reflector and images directly on an electronic viewfinder, while the SLR uses an optical viewfinder to find the composition, so the micro-camera generally does not have an optical viewfinder. However, it also has its own advantages, for example, it will not affect the image quality because of the vibration caused by pressing the shutter reflector, but it also has the disadvantage that focusing and follow-up in telephoto are not as flexible as SLR.

But the ability of micro-single plotting is the same as that of SLR, and it is more portable.

For girls, I recommend Sony's rx1. Although it is a consumer-grade digital camera, it has a one-inch photosensitive element. This is a outsole camera that digital cameras do not have at present, and it is the king of card machines now, and its imaging is not inferior to that of entry-level SLR. I don't hesitate in professional operation, with a large aperture of 1.8 and faster response than ordinary digital cameras. The price is 348. My classmate just took it two days ago. If you just stay at home, travel and record your life, then it is enough to face it calmly.

Micro-cameras and SLR have good expandability, interchangeable lenses, larger optical components, and better playability and high-quality image quality than consumer digital.

for micro-singles, I recommend nex 6. Canon Nikon is still speechless on micro-singles. Nex6 has an evf viewfinder, which makes up for the embarrassment that the micro-single can only look at the screen to take pictures. The price is around 6.

SLR is the most professional, but you have to practice your skills yourself. The primary 65d and d32 will do, and the mid-range models will be 6d and d7. After all, both SLR are very professional. If you shoot more people, you will get Canon, and if you shoot more scenery, you will get Nikon. But seriously, it's not very convenient for girls to carry a large size.

I'm using a SLR now, but I want to buy a micro-camera or rx1 as my daily camera. After all, it's quite tiring to carry it every day if it's not specially for photography. The ideal is a machine that can be hung around the neck and can be lifted to shoot at any time.