What kind of SLR camera should a novice buy?

Beginners must first understand a few questions. 1, what is the purpose of playing SLR? For sluts? For interest? For better photo quality? To leave a good picture for your family? For the scenery? Beginners had better know something about cameras, otherwise it is easy to give up because they can't take good photos. Therefore, the purpose is very important. Generally, it is divided into three types: household, commercial and fever lovers. Family members usually give their families more high-quality photos as souvenirs, and occasionally take them with them when traveling. Generally choose the entry machine+ordinary large zoom lens. Commercialization is simple, the government has the money to smash it hard, and chooses cameras, lenses and other peripheral accessories according to the boss's stingy degree. Fever lovers are different. Usually start from scratch, then trade in the old and upgrade. It is also necessary to decide how to play in the future according to income and funds. I usually have a little spare money to spend on it. 2. How much do you plan to invest in SLR? If it's for home use, the entry machine+18-200 dog head is enough. Scenery, simple portraits and general macro can be taken. 5000 is fine. If it is commercial, it is not recommended here. If you have money, you can open another topic and smash it. If you have a fever, I suggest you enter the fuselage+fixed focus head (portrait) +24-70 classic head, so it is not shameful to go out. You can add 70-200 small guns when you have money in the future. Then change the fuselage and get rid of the old one. 3. Whether the future interest can last. You must give yourself an answer to this sentence. Don't be scolded by your wife on impulse in the future. Canon and Nikon are general brands, and other machines such as Sony, Pentax and Panasonic are also used, but less. It depends on what machine your friend uses. You can borrow each other's brains and save money in the future. Canon's films are soft and need post-processing to look good; Nikon's sharpness and color can be released later without any treatment. I am a family and a hobby. I use Nikon D80, equipped with 18- 135, with a fixed focus of 50/ 1.8 portrait. It's only over 5000. In terms of performance, you don't have to care too much. The more you really pay attention, the more confused you are. Look at a friend's machine first and see which brand plays well. I have difficulty playing Canon now. The button setting of D80 is very convenient, but Canon's is a little troublesome. Ask again if you have questions.