Poor student, photography enthusiast, worked as a photojournalist in the university for two years, and recently saved money to start Sony A65. Please give me some advice.

In fact, a camera with a half lens like a65, although using an electronic viewfinder, should still be considered as a SLR, because its imaging principle is basically the same as that of a SLR. The design idea of a65, a high-end electronic viewfinder, is reasonable, and the shoulder screen, a relic of the film era, can be eliminated.

A65 has the advantages of a high-resolution sensor. The low-sensitivity details and sharpness are quite good, and the high-sensitivity effect is better than the traditional single contrast, but it is enough for daily use. The fuselage is about the size of a mid-range SLR and has a good grip.

As far as SLR models with more than 2000W pixels are concerned, a65 is still very cost-effective.