Who knows what kind of cameras are used by professional photographers nowadays? Is it DC or semi-automatic? Which brand is more professional? Thank you~~

Professional photographers have different tasks, and the guys are different accordingly.

For those who play with scenery, there are many large-format and medium-format ones. The big ones include Xiana, Linhaf, etc., all of which are professional mechanical ones. Some of them include Hasselblad and Wavenika with interchangeable backs, as well as Pentax 6*7 and the like. There are also those who use 135 film, but most of them use Hasselblad Xpan wide-format cameras.

For those who are interested in folklore and documentary topics, traveling all over the country, convenience comes first, so there are many 135 cameras. Brands, of course, are Nikon, Canon, Leica, Contax and other famous brands. Among them, most of Nikon and Canon's film cameras are for shooting reversal films, and the rest are SLR and DC cameras; Leica, Contex and the like are lightweight and have great lenses that don't attract attention and are also very popular.

For advertising purposes, which require high image quality, large format, medium format, and high-end 135 SLRs are all useful. Film and digital go together, use whatever you need.

Generally speaking, large-format cameras are all mechanical; medium-format cameras are mostly mechanical, and they also have digital backs; 135 type cameras, Leica type cameras with side view viewfinders are mechanical, The wide-format Xpan has an electronic shutter; journalists who have high timeliness requirements for SLR cameras are definitely DC, as they are all high-end products from Nikon and Canon. Everyone else has everything they use.