I didn't say which was better. It's a question of getting started, which is equivalent to learning Wing Chun or Hong Quan. Canon and Nikon have their own characteristics, and everyone's style is obvious. One is softer contrast, and the other is true tolerance. However, I personally think that buying a SLR is more about choosing a lens. Except for high-end lenses, Nikon's lenses are generally slightly more expensive than Canon's, but their relative sharpness is higher and their quality is better. Both lenses have many different focal lengths. Buying a SLR is more about choosing a lens than just choosing that brand of camera. As for the color that many people say, yes, the two cameras have distinct color styles, Nikon is more realistic, but sometimes it is yellow, Canon is softer and warmer, and sometimes it is red. Nikon for news and Canon for wedding, but I also give my personal opinion. Of course, different people have different criteria for judging the clarity of colors. However, it is worth mentioning that the 3300 has no focus motor, so some of Nikon's lenses can only be focused manually. 3300 and 600D are not in the same level, and 600D is more advanced. However, judging from the year, D3300 was recently launched and 600d was launched by 1 1. At present, the replacement products of 650D and the updated 700D have been.