By the time they started photography, most people already had a camera or were considering buying one. As you know, there are many different kinds of camera systems on the market, some of which are more suitable for studio photography, and some of which are less well-known, but especially useful, and simple equipment is often very helpful to your work.
Film and digital debate
Film cameras and digital cameras, which are better, has been the subject of debate among photographers. Both systems have critics and supporters, and both have their own unique markets. Film has been the main medium for shooting images for many years, and with the development of digital cameras, film has become largely proprietary, ultimately used by only specific artists, photographers with nostalgic complex lights, etc. who spend hours in darkrooms. There is no doubt that many of the world's iconic advertisements, portraits and fashion photos are taken on film, and still get high quality.
To a large extent, the quality of some digital cameras has transcended the boundaries of quality, giving photographers a lot of flexibility and more shooting opportunities that were impossible many years ago. Digital photography has always had no film reputation or influence, and the highly competitive commercial market has led to improvements in everything from lighting to post-processing photography.
Film and digital debate
Film cameras and digital cameras, which are better, has been the subject of debate among photographers. Both systems have critics and supporters, and both have their own unique markets. Film has been the main medium for shooting images for many years, and with the development of digital cameras, film has become largely proprietary, ultimately used by only specific artists, photographers with nostalgic complex lights, etc. who spend hours in darkrooms. There is no doubt that many of the world's iconic advertisements, portraits and fashion photos are taken on film, and still get high quality.
To a large extent, the quality of some digital cameras has transcended the boundaries of quality, giving photographers a lot of flexibility and more shooting opportunities that were impossible many years ago. Digital photography has always had no film reputation or influence, and the highly competitive commercial market has led to improvements in everything from lighting to post-processing photography.
So, what exactly should I choose? In fact, there is no definitive answer, it is entirely a personal choice. If you take into account flushing and photographer experience, more people may choose to use digital cameras, and the timely feedback feature on many cameras lets you immediately determine if you want to shoot. In practice, when you choose a camera system, there are some market issues to consider. It's not just about equipment, time, spending, but also about what potential customers expect. For example, if you plan to take family portraits, news photos, fashion editing photos, or ad photos, different customers, such as family members and editors, will need to view the photos in a timely or remote manner. To some extent, these requirements have cost film photography these markets, as film photography does not meet the requirements for timely evaluation of photographs. If you can't provide such a service while others can, there's no doubt you'll lose such a customer. That's why so many photographers choose to invest in digital photography, and film can be used to some extent as a more specialized area of art photography.
- Camera frame
Traditional camera classification methods generally divide the camera into four frames, some of which are named after the area of film used by the camera. The name of the camera and the system of the camera remained largely unchanged when digital cameras appeared in the 1890s. Some camera makers, however, continue to produce cameras somewhere between traditional frames to make up for the demand for peacocks, once to attract professional and amateur photographers.
When you really start shooting, the products or objects you encounter have more demands on the lens, and different lenses play different roles for different products or objects.