Nikon D5500 (single machine)

Self positioning: amateur photography. The camera is used for shooting. Without installation B. The picture quality is relatively good. It should be convenient to travel. You can also enjoy the fun of SLR for a small amount of money. The key to looking at Nikon D5500 is 1： Small size and light weight [travel and mountain climbing are much easier]. 2： The touch screen and rotary screen are really very convenient [it's easy to deal with low and high positions, and I'm really tired watching those holding big brick pickpockets shooting on the ground]. 3： High sense is one gear better than D5300 [this is critical] 4： Built in Wi Fi is convenient 5： Continuous shooting is much better than D7100. 6： The touch screen is particularly convenient for looking back. The operation is the same as that of a mobile phone. Use two fingers to zoom in, zoom out, the previous and the next, etc., without using keys. Many people say that the touch screen is unprofessional and the technology is advancing. People should also keep pace with the times. The convenience of the touch screen is incomparable to the fixed screen.

The direction keys are a little small, but there is a touch screen. For the first time to use Nikon, the manual is a heavenly book.

Convenient. Just enough. It's always cloudy or rainy. I took a few pictures at random. The lens is Nikon 12-24F4. The bird film was shot by Teng Longtou The following is the comparison between DxOMark Lab's test results of Nikon D5500 sensors and D5500 VS D5300 ISO.

Light weight, easy operation of touch screen, sharp imaging of 18-140 socket head, small distortion, slight color difference, high cost performance

Compared with this price, there are no obvious shortcomings.

For losers and travelers without money, this is a machine worth owning

Exquisite, compact and outstanding picture. The functions are comprehensive, especially the flash and touch screen. The scene modes are complete, although they have never been used

Non three prevention, noise control ability needs to be improved, and purple edge phenomenon needs to be improved. Of course, these shortcomings are common to many cameras.

Good photos may not all come from the flagship machine. The equipment is just a tool. Whether you can play is the key. If you have money, go to the middle picture! Not for good or bad photos, but for invincible picture quality. It's the best way to walk on the peak of equipment!