I want to start with a digital camera. I like Canon's A3300 at present. Please give me some valuable advice or recommend other models at the same price.

Canon A series is the lowest gear in Canon card machine (A series was not bad many years ago), its performance is not as good as IXUS 1 15HS, and its positioning is close to Canon IXUS series.

A3300IS is slightly thicker and IXUS 1 15 is lighter.

A3300 quintuple optical zoom is 28- 140mm, IXUS 1 15 quadruplicate optical zoom is 28-1/2mm.

On the core, A3300 uses a16 megapixel ccd, which works well when the light is good, and high pixels are good for later cutting, but not good when the light is low.

IXUS 1 15 adopts Sony12 megapixel back-illuminated cmos, and the image quality is still very good in low light, and the back-illuminated cmos brings high-speed continuous shooting, hand-held night view, panoramic auxiliary camera, 1080 HD camera and other functions.

Although the latter will be a little more expensive than the former, it is definitely worth it.

In addition, if you are willing to spend a little more money, Sony WX5C will be a better choice, with larger aperture and wider wide-angle end. It has simple and easy-to-use panoramic scanning (much more convenient than the auxiliary stitching of Canon card machine), 3D shooting, HDR (the light will not be pale, the dark will not be black, and the layers will be richer) and other functions, which is much more playable. Fuji F305EXR is also a good choice. Although the picture quality is average, it is equally powerful and has a large zoom ratio. Sometimes shooting is more important than shooting accurately, isn't it?

Well, Canon Nikon's "professional" advantage is limited to high-end SLR, and it may not be better than other camera manufacturers in Japan in the field of entry-level SLR and card machine.