Is there still a camera function on mobile phones in Japan?

Hello, the mobile phone can take pictures abroad, and the camera function of the mobile phone will not be automatically turned on and off with the change of personal location.

Chinese phones can be used in Japan in two ways:

1.If you stay in Japan for a short time, you can buy a data card. Short-term stays can also directly open the roaming function of domestic mobile operators, directly call China Mobile or Telecom, and let customer service open roaming services in Japan, ** to be clear.

2.If you are staying in Japan for a long time, you will need a Japanese mobile number. Various carriers in Japan offer a lot of options, but three non-050 numbers are preferred, and it is best to have a mobile number in one step, because in the future many things will need to be tied to this number.

If you choose it, don't change it easily.

Extended Zen Liang Information:

1.People's Daily Online, Tokyo, December 23 (People**) Japan's Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications officially decided on the 22nd that from May next year, major mobile phone operators will have to cancel the SIM card restrictions on mobile phones. This means that consumers can choose their mobile phone carrier more freely, but at the same time, once they change mobile phone carriers, the mobile phone may not work properly due to different communication specifications.

2.Mobile phones can only use SIM cards, while Japanese mobile phones are mostly lockable contract phones, that is, mobile phone operators cannot use SIM cards from other operators in their own products through special design. This is a way for mobile operators to avoid the loss of customers.

3.In response, Japan's three major mobile phone operators, NTT Docomo, KDDI (AU) and SoftBank (Softbank), said they would respect the new rules. At the same time, however, they said that "specific responses will be further discussed."

They weren't sure if the phones they were selling would work on other carriers' networks.

People's Daily Online-Japanese mobile phones are moving towards unlockless, and Japan will lift SIM card restrictions next year.

1st place: iPhone.

Apple phones are quite popular in Japan, accounting for about 35% of the users. This data is quite staggering, not only because Apple has a lot of hardware that is made in Japan, but more importantly, Apple is really easy to use

Second place: Sharp mobile phone.

Sharp mobile phone is a very popular mobile phone brand in Japan, but it is not as used as much as Apple, accounting for 19% of the number of users, just like Huawei in our country. The leader of Japanese mobile phones.

3rd place: Samsung.

As Apple's only competitor, it is also an old mobile phone manufacturer. It occupies about 10% of the number of users. Personally, I think Samsung focuses on exterior design, after all, Samsung's products do look okay

4th place: Fujitsu.

Fujitsu is also an international-level group, and it can't do Sharp in terms of mobile phones, but in the IT field, he is the leader in Japan. So the mobile phone system may be better than Sharp

5th place: Sony Ericsson (Sony Ericsson).

Soai has always been famous for his voice, and it was called ** mobile phone before Android was born, but it is true that there are not many people in Japan who use Soison, and it is not a few.

Sixth place: Panasonic.

On the first floor, please refrain from making false statements. According to the statistics of the Japanese electronics industry's ** "BCN Ranking", in the first half of 2010, Nikon (34%) had the largest market share of SLR, and Canon (while Panasonic only accounted for 5%) of the small digital camera market. In 2011, the target is to increase the number of Naohao to 12%.

The foundation of Japanese photography is very broad, young people are similar to Chinese, men like KissX4 (550D), D90 and other entry-level DSLRs, women like a variety of beautiful and portable card machines. There are also many middle-aged and elderly photography enthusiasts, these people have a deep study of photography, and they also have financial strength, and they prefer film photography. There is no shortage of Leica, Hasselblad and Lulai double anti-dump enthusiasts; Successfully designed domestic (made in Japan) film cameras such as Nikon FM3, Konica Ingenuity RF, and Olympus PEN are also very popular in the second-hand market.

Digital is the mid-to-high-end of 5D2, DD and the like.

As for professional users, it's all the same. Hidden Town.

If you go to Japan, you will find that many of the cameras they use are very old cameras that are slippery. Old style. Empty and unlikely.

On the contrary, in Douling China, they are very high-end.

In Japan, Panasonic's machines are the most sold, and Canon can only rank third and fourth.