The difference between Fujifilm F40 parallel goods and genuine goods

Parallel goods are also the best things, but they are produced in other countries and smuggled over, so that there is no tariff, and the price difference is much larger Of course, the same model is the same thing, and the appearance of registration in different countries is slightly different Of course, there is no warranty If it is broken, it can only be repaired after sale.

But now this concept is also a bit vague, many people call fakes and refurbished goods also called parallel goods, giving you a one-and-done solution, asking for an invoice with an absolute guarantee.

Add a little extra money to buy a safe one.

Fujifilm F40The imaging effect is very good, but what kind of washing out depends mainly on your shooting level, such as the burst lightF40Everything about him is based on practicality, and it is really the best choice among mid-range cameras, but his disadvantage is that the storage speed is average, the LCD stain resistance is reduced compared with the previous work, and it no longer has a manual** function It should also be considered.

Always the cost performance is very high It is recommended to buy by invoice.

F40 is good, that's what I use

I bought it as soon as it came out

The difference between parallel and licensed.

Fuji's licensed goods are generally produced in Suzhou.

Then the font of the instruction manual is Chinese Simplified.

Nationwide warranty. If there is a different place of origin or the manual is traditional.

Then it could be a parallel import

The effect of washing it out is quite good

And the operation is very hand-to-use, really good.

Fujifilm F series has a good reputation, even if you don't buy this, you can consider other models in the same series.

1. The outer packaging of the camera, the warranty card (triptych Songhui, stamped is "Fujifilm (China) Investment****"), and the bottom body number of the Sakura and camera should be the same.

2. There is a yellow oval anti-counterfeiting label on the top of the outer packaging of the camera (scratch it to check whether it is **, parallel goods do not have this label).

3. The initial language of the camera is "Chinese Simplified".

With the above 3 points, you can determine whether it is a licensed product.

If you are still not at ease, you can also call Shanghai Fuji customer service**800-820-6300 to report to him, the camera model and body number can also be checked, and the mobile phone can be dialed 400-820-6300

The S8000 has just been out for less than half a year, and there will be no new machine to turn or answer.

There will be one on Fuji's homepage, but it hasn't come out yet.

Can be followed.

The F40 has only one upgrade for the use of mass memory cards. But you can't do it until you get to the pits, you can't do it yourself.

The f40 doesn't seem to have a firmware upgrade right now.

Install the camera software and try again, it's the disc that was sent randomly.

See if there is dust and other debris on your lens, and if so, gently wipe it off with lens paper, be careful not to mess with the lens.

Take a closer look at the ** you have taken before, whether there are white dots, and then try a few more ** with black objects on the lens**, (use different ** times to try 1 500 seconds, 1 125 seconds, 1 60 seconds, 1 second, etc.).

If you shoot an all-black ** and white spots, it's better to send it for repair.

It's good to be full. Not much of a concern.

There is no manual gear, you can only adjust the aperture by changing the shooting mode, the shutter, for example, if you want a high-speed shutter, you can use the sports mode, if you want a large aperture, you can use the still life mode, and the sensitivity can be adjusted manually, the ISO setting in the menu is.