Which brand of camera looks good in direct color?

The color of Fuji is absolutely first-class. Send you some Fuji.

This question should be answered from three aspects.

First, you are talking about the degree of reduction. Then, if the JPG format is straight out, no camera can meet the requirement of "reduction degree", because no matter which camera, it has its own color science. For example, Canon pays attention to the expression of portrait color science, especially female photography science; Nikon pays attention to sociality, but if you want to shoot dark skin with Nikon, it may be more popular than Canon. If you want to talk about Sony, it's a bit strange. Sometimes it looks particularly comfortable, sometimes it is awkward, but the whole is still slightly yellow. Please note that this is a little visual; If you want to say Fuji, then the color of JPG is more scientific, fresher, more natural and lively, and people's skin is slightly white and slightly red. So the conclusion is that there is no such concept as the best camera for color reproduction, and it is entirely up to you.

Second, I don't know how to define it directly. Because since we want to talk about the degree of reduction, I can understand that the closer to the original, the better, right? So at this time, everyone will probably shoot raw.

Third, consider the display screen. Most people's display screens have different viewing colors. So it also depends on what monitor the viewer uses.

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Which brand of camera looks good in direct color?

I am also a photographer, and I want to answer this topic.

But the camera I use is Sony micro-single, and the photos are in JGP format.

Because I don't study late, I have been filming in this format.

I think the photos taken by Sony Microphone have good straightening effect, good color and no distortion.

The micro-camera is small and light, and easy to use. Good picture quality and high pixels. Novices can consider this camera.

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To put it bluntly, Fuji has an advantage. After all, Fuji's advantage from film cameras is color, but Fuji only has a residual frame machine, and then a medium frame, but Fuji is committed to the development of residual frames. Fuji's camera is very high in value, very retro and simple to operate. Only consider the color, regardless of the border, Fuji is a good choice.

After more than ten years of comparison between Canon, Nikon and Sony, if direct jpeg Canon and Sony are good, Nikon is similar. If it is in RAW format, it seems to be almost the same. Canon is definitely the best by fine-tuning colors. Nikon and Sony are partial colors, Nikon is yellow-green, and Sony is yellow. Only Canon can meet the color principle and science after simple adjustment!

Digital camera, no need to emphasize the picture "straight out"!

Even I am proud that I can't use RAW processing and PS software!

Since it is a digital camera, you should learn to apply RAW format and run PS software!

Of course, according to different needs, how you can take a dispensable picture can be straightforward.

When shooting precious works, you must set the RAW mode.

This movie looks the best when it is straightforward. The first and second pictures of Kangtai are G2 Kodak 200, the third picture is G2 Fuji premium400, and the fourth picture is Nikon F3 turret 160.

The number depends on Hasselblad Leica.

Starting from your specific needs, I recommend Fuji camera first.

First of all, the reason for recommending Fuji camera is Fuji's unique secret: film simulation. As we all know, Fuji started as a filmmaker. Most of the color control in the film era comes from the performance of the film, so Fuji has special experience in color and black and white, so when it comes to digital cameras, Fuji has also moved the color of classic film to its own micro-list. So the color of the photos you take is the same as that of the film camera. Film still tastes better than digital, so direct exposure has the best effect. As long as the exposure is accurate, there is almost no need to adjust it later, which is the deepest feeling of my long-term use of Fuji camera.

Secondly, I recommend the camera of Olympus.

Olympus is also a traditional optical manufacturer. Although I don't specialize in color like Fuji, the shooting effect is actually good. If you are a fan of Xiao Qingxin style, then you are right to choose Olympus. Although the sensor area of Olympus is relatively small, it does not affect the color performance. Small retro body, high-quality fixed-focus lens, it is not difficult to shoot oil paint.

The third point I want to make is that if you want a straight effect, don't shoot in RAW format. RAW format is gray, just shoot in JPG directly, and the camera can be set to landscape mode. In addition, the color, sharpness and contrast can be improved by 1, which greatly improves the standard picture. At the same time, we should pay attention to the shooting time, avoid shooting at noon, and control the whole environment and light, so that the photos taken don't need to be retouched on the computer.

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Among the mainstream camera brands, Canon and Fuji are the best direct colors, and Leica is also good if you have money.

Canon's midtones are rich, and people often have a natural effect of white inside and red inside.

Fuji's white balance is accurate, and it can also reflect normal colors when dealing with complex light sources.

Leica doesn't talk nonsense, it is "virtuous", just look at how Huawei's advertisements are blown.

But I'm a little confused. As a graphic designer, playing late and playing PS is your strong point. Why do you insist on "direct color"? Getting started, it is recommended to buy a cheap SLR, get familiar with it first, and then sell it when the level is high, and change it to something you like.

For beginners, I generally recommend 800D and 80D.