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First of all, it is important to consider what kind of people are around you. Because there are many Canon users around me, I chose Canon. This can facilitate communication, and the lenses can be used interchangeably to share fun.

Then, because I want to learn photography, I suggest giving priority to Nikon or Canon, the two largest lens groups. I can objectively say that Sony and Pentax can crush Canon Nikon among many SLR entry machines with the same price. For example, Pentax's high iso, such as Sony's fuselage anti-shake. Especially Sony, such as a580, has strong fuselage performance. In fact, when I choose SLR myself, I am also very entangled in choosing Sony or Canon. Because Sony has many advantages, most Sony bodies have flip screens, which is very convenient. Finally, I chose Canon. For SLR, the lens is more important than the fuselage. I chose Canon because it has a huge EOS lens group. Nikon or Canon will have more choices in lens selection. Of course, Pentax and Sony also have them, but there are not many cheap lenses. It depends on your budget.

You take more pictures of landscapes and portraits. Let's talk separately. Generally speaking, wide-angle lenses are used to shoot landscapes and fixed-focus lenses are used to shoot portraits. I don't know what your budget is A good wide-angle lens and a good fixed-focus lens are not cheap. From the point of view of just learning photography, 18-55 lens is wide enough to shoot scenery. For portrait shooting, we usually choose 50/ 1.8 fixed focus at the beginning, which is low in price but good in imaging quality. I have never used Sony or Pentax. For Nikon and Canon, Nikon's 50/ 1.8 can't autofocus in Nikon entry machine, and Canon's 50/ 1.8 can autofocus in Canon entry machine ~

For most beginners in photography, start with 18-55 and 50/ 1.8. Taking portraits requires a large aperture, and a cost-effective lens of 50/ 1.8 is essential.

As for the indicators that need to be paid attention to when choosing a SLR, let's briefly talk about it:

1, don't be obsessed with high pixels. The higher the pixel, the better the imaging.

2. Many advertisements will indicate the continuous shooting speed of a SLR. In this regard, whether it is 10 frames per second or 3.7 frames per second, high-speed continuous shooting is mainly aimed at shooting moving objects. If you don't have this demand, don't care how many frames you can shoot per second.

3. The ISO of some cameras can be set very high. In fact, for most of our use cases, we usually use ISO lower than ISO3200. The higher the ISO, the more noise, which will affect the photo quality. Therefore, for the ISO range of cameras, as long as there is a common range, tens of thousands of ISO are rarely used.

4. Regarding HD video recording, after all, the main function of the camera is to take pictures. If there is no demand for high-definition video shooting, don't worry too much.

In addition, there is a general saying that Nikon's film style is sharp and Canon's film style is soft. According to this statement, it is better to choose Nikon for landscape shooting and Canon for portrait shooting ~ In fact, this need not be too entangled, because various lenses also have their own characteristics, and different lenses also affect the film style.

Finally, back to the question itself, among the cameras you mentioned, I will choose Nikon D5 100 or Canon 600D. As for why, you should understand after reading the above words.

I hope my answer is useful to you ~ (∩ _ ∩)