I am a sophomore, and I like photography. I want to buy an entry-level SLR with high cost performance, but my financial ability is limited. I hope you can recommend one to me.

I am also a college student, hehe, now I use Pentax kr and Canon 60d. The latter is at home and used with dad. Because of professional reasons, I have been exposed to many machines.

Entry level, in fact, the most important thing is what your budget is. Tell me by asking questions.

First of all, I would like to recommend the Pentax kr I am using. There are four advantages:

1 At the entry level, it is now the most cost-effective. Personally, no one.

Strong performance, 6 continuous shooting per second, first-class workmanship, high durability.

3 Good appearance. No, there are many colors to choose from. Small fuselage.

4 imaging, German flavor is very strong.

Of course, there are disadvantages. Pentax's lens group is slightly smaller and not as rich as NC. If you want to spend thousands or 10 thousand to upgrade the lens in the future, it is not as convenient as Nikon and Canon.

I am very concerned about that shortcoming, and then recommend Nikon D5 100. Two of my classmates are using it. Very comprehensive. You can take it in all aspects. First-class performance, good focus. There is a flip screen. The lens group is also very rich. It's a good choice.

It is worth mentioning that its real-time viewing is much better than 600d, which can be said to be from the tip of the needle to Maimang's competitors. Both are flip screens.

If you choose Canon, whether it is 550d or 600d, the key is that 18-55 can be omitted. Buy a similar lens!

Although Canon uses the most people, I am also a Canon 60d user. Canon's low-end products have lowered some invisible costs, resulting in slightly poor workmanship. Especially the quality of range hoods is not very good. You can buy a stand-alone camera and choose a new lens.

Canon has the richest lens group.

In addition, if your budget is extremely limited, you can choose Sony A290. It's very cheap, and the price of the kit is less than 3000. Disadvantages, the camera has nothing.

In short, the lowest-priced SLR is also a SLR, just different. The difference between entry-level players is not obvious when playing for the first time.

However, this last option is not recommended as long as you have the financial resources. Because I bought Sony, fewer people bought lenses later, and the lenses were expensive.