There are many factors that affect the price fluctuation of cameras. First, the national consumption tax, especially the SLR such as 5d3, is the consumption of high-end products or imports. A series of taxes, such as consumption tax and customs duties, are levied in large quantities and change greatly, which will change in different quarters according to the economy and consumption situation. Secondly, electronic products are like futures, even one price a day, because the price of raw materials such as electronic components is this feature, and so is the camera.

About Hong Kong goods and licensed goods, the key is to see where you bought them. Most of the cameras in Hongkong and Chinese mainland are made in South Asian countries, such as Malaysia, and a few are made in Japan and China. Therefore, Hong Kong also has such products, and Chinese mainland also has original JP products. It mainly depends on whether the store you buy is strong enough, whether you are an insider or not, and whether you have friends who know the trade. Actually, it is not recommended to buy Hong Kong goods. First of all, there are too many sources of Hong Kong goods, and it is easy to buy ordinary goods or even second-hand decoration, especially shutters. Shutters that have been used 1000 times are generally unrecognizable and easily deceived. Secondly, the warranty of Hong Kong goods in the Mainland may not be reliable, and it may not be guaranteed for various reasons.

Finally, I suggest that no matter where you buy it, you'd better find someone who understands trade. Moreover, price fluctuations are normal. 5d3 bare metal can be sold to about 1.6 million, and will not drop to 1.4 million in the near future. After all, it is a new product. In addition, Nikon's d700 is also good, and its cost performance is also very high.