What are the positioning and characteristics of Sony camera?

Sony cameras are divided into S series, T series, W series, X series (included in T, W and H), G series, H series and A series. Where h is telephoto and a is SLR.

Sony -S Sony -S is characterized by simplified design of automatic control, using No.5 dry battery. S series allows you to get better picture quality than you expected with the lowest investment. If your expectation of camera frequency is low, and dry batteries will save more money than lithium batteries, then consider S series.

At present, there are three fundamental problems in the design of Sony -T camera (1, low illumination quality; 2, dustproof; 3. Simplicity of scene setting control). Sony -T system is specially designed for these three problems. Among them, the simplicity of dust prevention and scene setting control is particularly prominent.

T series adopts fully enclosed optical path design, and the only purpose of this lens design is to completely prevent dust.

Sony's T-series cameras use ultra-high integration chips and a metal case as a radiator.

T series is the perfect unity of quality, durability and portability. If you are a super fashion lover, consider the T series.

Sony -W system is the same as T system. At present, the W system also introduces Sony's new generation CMOS image sensor, which can greatly improve the purity of low-light images at high pixels per inch.

A single-lens reflex viewfinder camera is also called a SLR camera. Refers to a camera that uses a single lens, through which light shines on the reflector and takes a view through reflection.

The so-called "single lens" means that the photographic exposure light path and the framing light path * * * use one lens, unlike the paraxial camera or the double-reflex camera, the framing light path has an independent lens. "Reflection" means that the plane mirror in the camera separates the two optical paths.

When watching, the reflector falls, reflecting the light of the lens to the pentaprism and then to the viewing window; When shooting, lift the reflector quickly, and the light can shine on the film or photosensitive element CMOS or CCD.