What kind of camera can Parkinson's patients use to take photos of ants?

Parkinson's patients give me the impression that the stability is a little poor, but good photos should pay attention to stability, so let's talk separately. First of all, photographers should buy a camera that is easy to operate. I think Fuji 7000 can switch from normal mode to macro mode by pressing the button, and this camera has even climbed onto the lens and even taken a photo. Sounds like a good point. In addition, no matter what kind of camera you use, a tripod is necessary, otherwise you can't hold the camera, and it will be unclear when you flash. In addition, you should have a flash, try to use a small aperture and a larger depth of field. Moreover, when filming ants, we should use food to attract ants not to move too fast, such as using dead insects and biscuits to attract them to move. In addition, ants like to eat aphid dew. Generally, in places where there are many aphids, ants will move slowly around the aphids like shepherds. It's easy to shoot. If you want to be professional, buy a small studio, set up the lights and scenery, and put ants in it to shoot. Because the camera and light are fixed, there are fewer human factors, as long as you can compose the picture and press the shutter. In addition, as long as you have the macro function to shoot ants, there are many kinds of cameras, but when you first get started, you don't have to have good equipment. Although Fuji machine is not top-notch, the price is about 5000 yuan, but the general macro is enough. Of course, if you want to shoot dragonflies and the like in the future, you have to stay away from the subject. At this time, you need a telephoto macro mirror and a SLR camera with interchangeable lenses. This is another story. The above is for your reference!