What's the difference between a digital camera, micro and SLR?

Digital cameras include micros and SLRs. Nowadays, when we say digital camera, it also refers to consumer-grade card machines and flagship cameras. Microslr, on the other hand, is a new term invented by sony.

From the applicable people to the product function has the following different characteristics.

Ordinary digital camera, card machine features:

Similar to a fully automatic "dumb" camera.

There are general fully automatic digital cameras, so-called card machines; telephoto fully automatic digital cameras.

The size of their sensors is generally in the range of 1/few inches.

Characteristics of micro-single:

Micro-single lens cameras, generally nowadays, are single lens electronic viewfinder cameras.

Mainly Sony's NEX series. The price of 4, 5 thousand or so. Suitable for high requirements for picture quality, but not willing to carry a heavy SLR users, need to have a certain basic understanding of photography, because the lens is interchangeable, the control is also more complex than the card machine.

Micro-single is more for general consumer-level positioning, for refinement is the original entry-level SLR.

Micro-single design is more suitable for those consumers who have high requirements for camera image quality but do not want to operate troublesome and inconvenient to carry.

Characteristics of SLR:

Single lens reflex camera, suitable for users who know more about photography, generally used by professional photographers.

Nowadays, DSLRs have all the features you could want, including still image and HD video capture, and an external GPS locator.

Prices range from over 3,000 to 40 or 50 thousand dollars.