Nikon D90, want to match a fixed-focus lens, ask for advice! I always feel that the color of D90 is not as gorgeous as that of Canon. How could it be better

The color problem has little to do with the machine, but the setting is the key.

First of all, the photos to be compared were taken in the same environment; Secondly, the white balance is accurate; Third, the color space is the same; Third, the screen color is accurate.

The one above looks really painful. In fact, it is like this: if compared with Canon's card machine, there is no doubt that the card machine will be gorgeous when it is straight out, because the photo does not leave you room for later. If it is compared with 1ds, it will be d90, and the same is true. In fact, the better the camera, the grayer the film (provided it is used correctly). The grayer the color, the larger the post-stage space, and the better the camera needs the post-stage.

As for focusing, the original d90 is 18 105, right? Either 1685 or 18200, in most cases. You have used so many focal lengths, you should know what focal length can be used well. No matter how good the lens is, it is idle in your hand. Isn't this a waste?

The budget is still to be discussed. I said 220,640, pce2414g are all good, really good, but the price of 1w is nothing. What about 4w+ and 7w+? No one can really afford it (I also want 220 ...), so no budget limit is nonsense and unreliable.