Is it necessary for students majoring in photography to buy a good camera?

Although many people say, don't be a tool hand, good equipment can really eliminate many ideal pictures. The most important thing is based on your personal economic conditions. After all, you are still a student and have no financial resources. There should be some difficulties in economic issues. However, if you come from a local tyrant family background or a small entrepreneur and plan to play photography in the future, I suggest buying a better camera.

Many people will choose to buy micro-orders when they are just getting started. Light weight, easy to carry, and good price. I remember that a friend of 1 bought a micro-order of about 5000, and the effect was not much different from that of Canon of about 10,000. I don't think there is any credibility in talking like this. Probably my own personal feelings! It's just that the 5000 micro-single has some differences in pixels, and it doesn't have some functions that SLR has. I say this mainly to express that, in fact, for beginners, the camera is a recording function, and the proportion of various parameters needs to be clarified. There is no need to buy a good one. Although you are a photography major, you may not take this road in the future. Will you buy one with falling dust? Electronic products are updated too quickly, and it won't be long before new ones appear and are replaced immediately.

There is also a good machine that needs to be repaired when it breaks down, and the cost is quite high. Ordinary machines can be manipulated at will, and it won't be very painful if they break down. Many people don't have cameras, and they also shoot many excellent works with their mobile phones. Don't worry about the machine at first, let's start with a higher pixel, and shoot! When your technology is stable, or you really decide to make a living by photography in the future, start with a good machine. There is no need to buy a good camera to take pictures at school, you can digest everything the teacher teaches.

In the end, it mainly depends on your own economic situation. If you buy a SLR, it's as easy as eating a lollipop. Feel free!