In recent years, we will find that more and more people choose to buy micro single camera , and the number of people choosing to buy SLRs is gradually decreasing, and there are also sounds of "Don't recommend SLRs to novices" on the market. It seems that using a micro-single camera has become a general trend. Some people may ask, which company is the first micro-single camera? Is it Nikon or Canon or Fuji Big Brother? Actually, none of them were. In 2008, the first micro-single camera of Panasonic , Lumix G1, was born. It was not until Sony entered the market for micro-single cameras two years later. However, as the first micro-single camera, the imaging quality of Panasonic G1 is not high.
As the number of users using SLR cameras gradually decreases, we can't help but ask, "Is micro-single cameras the general trend?" We have introduced the difference between SLR cameras and micro-single cameras. The two are different in pentaprism, reflector and lenses. Compared with that, micro-single cameras are indeed more suitable for novices. In addition, it is more convenient for micro-single cameras to shoot videos, and it is also easier to carry than SLRs. Micro-single cameras are a type of mirrorless cameras. The disadvantages of "upgraded" SLRs as SLRs will be gradually surpassed by micro-single cameras, which is one of the reasons why more and more people choose micro-single. In the digital age, digital sensors can be used to directly framing the view, and the focus problem with phase detection technology will be solved. We can find that all the cameras on sale are all color CMOS are rare CCD. Today's manufacturers are gradually shifting their focus to micro-single production.
Of course, this does not mean that microsimple has no disadvantages. The lens sensor is prone to dust and is not as strong as the battery life of the SLR camera. I can only say that although micro-single cameras are the general trend, there is still a long way to go to replace the existence of SLRs. For the "old mage", the SLR camera is naturally more convenient to use, but they rely more on the accumulation and accumulation of professional knowledge.
