The SLR is poor for three generations, ruining a lifetime. What's the full version?

1, full version: photography is poor for three generations, and SLR destroys life.

2. "Photography is poor for three generations, and SLR destroys life" has always been the ridicule of SLR holders. The love of SLR holders makes them pursue the high quality of SLR cameras and the integrity of related accessories, including supports, lenses and other consumables. But at the same time, the high price of lens, fuselage and other spare parts of SLR cameras is a big problem that SLR enthusiasts have to face.

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Interpretation of meaning:

1, SLR has many lenses and so on, and this family is romantic, pursuing nature and loving traveling. Then, it is easy to make children interested in studying shooting angles and so on. Therefore, three generations are poor. All kinds of props emerge in an endless stream, and the cost of their practicality is not high.

2. Travel at your own expense when you have time. Prepare more than n things, keep them well, and prevent damage in the field. Too much attention. Easily unrealistic.

And it is easy to bring children out of this interest, the same fanatical pursuit, three generations. When it comes to social use of money, there is always a lack of space.

3, like to collect antiques, as for the three generations, that is a concept. Basically, a well-off family, it runs in the family, can complete the SLR suit.

This thing is when you play, when you buy. So a single contrast of three generations is just too much.

4. Photography destroys life: There are different ways to shoot all kinds of classic, wonderful, strange, favorite, special and good-looking fans. For example, if you order a wedding dress to shoot, someone will still die.

5, analogy: once you enter Canon, you can't stop. As soon as I entered Nikon, I suffered internal injuries. As soon as I got into Leica, I only had underwear.

References:

People's Daily Online-Three generations of poor SLR photographers ruined their lives. Japanese players were caught stealing journalists' cameras.