This year, the landscape design major wants to buy a SLR camera, and the school director will give me some advice.

Pentax K5iiS, K5II,+18- 135. Canon 70D is equipped with 18- 135 lens, Nikon's 7 100, 18- 105 or 65438+. It should be within 10000 by now. I use Pentax myself. I can say a few more words about glasses. 65,438+08-65,438+035 is a big set, which is convenient to go out and has a wide focal length range. More suitable for travel. If the requirements for telephoto are not high, I can consider the original factory 17-70 F4 or 138. If you don't have to use Pentax color, you can use Longteng 17-50F2.8 (with various bayonets), and the wide-angle end 17-40 is very good, which is also very suitable for shooting architectural landscapes. Highly recommended.

Another idea is to buy an entry-level fuselage. The fuselage is moving too fast. It is recommended to buy a light and compact body. Lighter SLR models include Pentax K30, Canon's 600D, 650D and 700D, Nikon's D3200 and D5200. To save some money on the lens, you can consider wide-angle fixed-focus lenses, Pentax DA 15mm, DA2 1, all of which can shoot scenery. If the viewing angle is similar but the distortion is small, you can also consider DA35 and DA40. However, it is recommended to buy an entry-level zoom (18-55 or 18- 135) to see what focal length is suitable for shooting landscapes before considering fixed focus. Other brands are basically the same, but the focal length setting of the specific lens model is a little different, so you can refer to it.

Students around you had better use many brands, and the lens should not be too small to communicate.