Ask for a good digital camera with 35~4 or so.

those who can get this price are the top consumption flagships. Two are recommended:

Canon G9: 1/1.7CCD with 12 million pixels, 3-inch LCD, 1 cm macro, and especially important, it supports shooting in RAW format. It has almost all the functions of digital SLR except changing the lens. Although it doesn't look amazing in terms of parameters, it has good function and feel. Many photographers use it as a SLR backup machine, and it is no problem to meet daily shooting. At present, it is around 35.

fuji F1FS: just look at its price parameters to know how high the positioning of this consumer flagship is. Two-thirds of the SuperCCD is very advantageous in imaging, and the 14x optical zoom is easy to use. There is also the "film simulation" function of fuji digital SLR, which can simulate the effect of fuji professional reversal film. The only drawback is that it is a little bulky and heavy. The price is almost equal to that of digital SLR. Up to 43.

Although entry-level digital SLR can also be considered at this price, it is still a little nervous to choose SLR if you don't want to invest a lot later. So the SLR will not be introduced in detail. If you are interested, you can pay attention to the Sony a2.

In addition, Ricoh's gx series can also be considered. Like g9, it belongs to the SLR backup machine. A while ago, I met a friend who used gx1 to shoot Chirabinguo Snow Mountain with a shutter of 18s at night (which dc has a shutter of 18s? ), the effect is quite good, and this machine has a wide angle of 24mm, which should be a relatively wide machine in dc at present, suitable for shooting scenery.