Technological power starts with upgrading lenses

After the first batch of users received the camera, they posted online and praised Wuan in various ways, and the first batch of professional evaluation videos also began to appear online.

What fans are most looking forward to is naturally the review from classmate Li next door.

Everyone is curious about which camera he smashed this time...

Mainly due to the advent of Wuan, there are so many camera models that can be eliminated, plus lenses...

Can Mr. Li still afford it?

Li Chen didn’t keep fans waiting too long. He released his review video on the fourth day after receiving the goods.

[It may not be the top, but it must be the best to use—Wu’an review of the first domestic mirrorless camera]

At the beginning of the video, there is an empty space.

On a table, there are many types of camera lenses.

At a glance, there are at least hundreds!

"Damn it, are all these things worth a house?!"

"Isn't everything going to be smashed?"

"All prices have dropped, at most half a house."

"That's a semi-suite, too! If it's destroyed like this, won't your conscience hurt?"

"What I'm more concerned about is, when will the UP owner evaluate the lithography machine?"

"666, you can have this one. The hammer hit ASML angrily. I feel that this photolithography machine review will definitely be popular!"

"I'm afraid it's not enough to use a hammer. I have to drive an excavator to smash it."

"..."

Snapped--

While the audience was discussing, the familiar big hammer came down.

A Soni A7M3 suddenly turned into a pile of scrap metal.

Everyone's hearts are in their throats, waiting for the next big hammer to come down.

As a result, the screen suddenly changed and it cut to Li Chen's face.

He smiled coquettishly: "To make you laugh, this time we will smash one symbolically. Just mean it."

Just when everyone was about to start complaining, Li Chen immediately shut them up with his next words.

"The rest will be given to the fans!"

"These things will probably not be used for future evaluations. Although each one is not very valuable, they are still worth a lot together. It would be a pity to throw them all away."

"So I will randomly select 120 lucky viewers from Sanlian and the fans who have commented, and then randomly select one from this pile of equipment and give it to you. You can use it for yourself or sell it."

As you can imagine, barrages of bosses, 666, possessed by koi fish, etc. suddenly flew over.

After the opening remarks, Li Chen finally started to get into the serious review. In fact, the content was very different from what most netizens posted.

The advantages are mainly concentrated on Wuan’s screen and operating system.

Li Chen believes that even if it is the first time for someone to come into contact with a professional camera, as long as they use it for a day or two and get a little familiar with Wuan's operating system, taking pictures with it will be as easy as using a mobile phone.

Of course, whether the photos you take are good or not mainly depends on your personal skills.

But it is a professional camera after all, and it has the blessing of professional lenses.

Even if you take it casually, it will definitely have more texture and layering than the photos taken with your mobile phone.

So his conclusion is that this Wuan is currently the most useful and most user-friendly mirrorless camera.

none of them!

In terms of image quality and focus, Li Chen also conducted a professional comparative evaluation using Wu'an and Sony's A7M3.

The conclusion is that the image quality is slightly better, but the focus is slightly inferior.

“As for cost-effectiveness, there’s actually no need to say too much, everyone knows it.”

"If you really have high demand for video shooting, such as video self-media, small film and television workshops, etc., then Wu'an may not be suitable for you, but I also suggest that such users can be patient."

"Given Daqin Optics' capabilities, with the first one, the second one will definitely not be far away. And based on my personal intuition, their next micro-single camera should be a video camera that focuses on video performance!"

"good suggestion!"

Kang Chi, who was watching classmate Li's video, immediately adopted (plagiarized) this suggestion.

In fact, Kangchi is also hesitating whether the next camera should be a video camera or a high-end medium-format mirrorless camera.

Now he no longer hesitates;

Directly for medium format, large bayonet, video camera!

You want to take a video, right?

Then I’ll give you a real movie-level mirrorless camera!

The main focus is the total annihilation mode surrounded from top to bottom.

——

With the first batch of users speaking out one after another, Wuan Camera finally withstood the first wave of word-of-mouth test.

Many users who had been waiting and watching before slowly began to place orders at Daqin stores.

However, there are no pre-sale activities at this time, and the price of Daqin Optics has always been strong. Rather than never participating in platform activities, it is better to say that it has always been at the event price...

All in all, I lost a few hundred dollars just to wait and see, and I still feel a little regretful.

Fortunately, you can still participate in the exchange event before March 1st, so it’s not too late to get it now.

With the popularity of Wu'an, the shipments of the three camera giants have plummeted again.

In fact, since the release of Wuan Camera, the sales of their mid- to low-end products have shown a plummeting trend.

Although the price was later reduced and the performance was upgraded, the decline was still obvious.

Only flagship phones and video cameras have barely stabilized, with sales only falling by 30% year-on-year.

But with the official shipment from Wu'an, low-end and mid-range products can no longer be sold. Even flagship phones and video cameras are seeing more and more users wait and see.

Yoshiki Fujita is at a loss.

At this time, he once again deeply felt the horror of a price war with Chinese companies.

Hua's complete industrial chain and relatively low labor costs give their products a huge natural advantage in price.

On the other hand, their island country relies on imports for all resources, and logistics costs, labor costs, and R\u0026D costs are all much higher than those of China.

If the price is lowered to that of Daqin Optics, not only will it not make money, but you may even lose money on one purchase.

This means that once they lose their technical advantage, it is basically a dead end!

unless,

They moved all their factories to China,

Even the R\u0026D team is made up of Chinese people.

Otherwise, costs cannot be controlled at all.

And if you do this, you will use your own technology and money to support the people of China, and at the same time pay more taxes to China.

And the money you can ultimately earn may be less than Daqin Optics.

It makes no sense at all.

This is the huge crisis that technological failure has brought to them!

Fortunately, Daqin Optics is now restricted and has limited impact on the global market.

Therefore, although the threat is there, it is not enough to make their camera department face a life-and-death crisis.

At most, it's just a bit of a stretch after losing the huge market in China.

In fact, there are only two options before Fujita Yoshiki.

Then give up the Chinese camera market and die as equals.

Either give up the ultra-high-end market and put all the top technologies on flagship phones!

This is tantamount to emptying out all the wealth and giving it a last ditch effort!

But in this case, the impact on other global markets will be relatively large, which is a bit outweighed by the gains.

And as China builds its own lithography machines and cmos, technology in this area will only advance by leaps and bounds.

Even if the last attempt is successful, it will only extend the life of their camera market in China for two years and will not change the overall situation.

Thinking of this, Yoshiki Fujita resolutely resigned from his position as general manager of Dahua District and returned to Dongdu, hoping to find new areas of technological development.

The reason is that when the Chinese camera market completely collapses, the company can lay off a few fewer employees, and there can be fewer homeless people on the streets of Dongdu...