The Japanese Fuji camera that millions of people rushed to buy has increased by 5,000 or 6,000 yuan just after it went on sale

[Gearbest Technology News]In recent years, whether it is Sony, Nikon, Canon, or Fuji, the release of new cameras always cannot escape the fate of out-of-stock + price increase. Among them, the situation of Fuji cameras seems to be particularly serious. On March 1, Gearbest noticed that Fuji X100 VI was officially launched. Before the sale, this camera had millions of reservations on JD.com, and consumers needed to draw lots to qualify for the purchase. After the sale, the official channel of Fuji X100 VI quickly ran out of stock, while various third-party channels started crazy price increases.

Currently, the official price of the Fujifilm X100 VI is 11,390 yuan, while on second-hand trading platforms, many people have listed it at 15,000 yuan. At the same time, Gearbest noticed that in third-party stores, the Fujifilm X100 VI was sold for as high as 17,500 yuan. This camera was only available at 8 a.m. on March 1, and the resale price rose by several thousand yuan on the same day, which is really surprising.

Official information shows that the Fuji X100 VI is equipped with a back-illuminated CMOS, with an effective pixel of approximately 40.2 million, a minimum standard ISO of 125, and a Fuji X-Processor 5 processor. It supports five-axis image stabilization and Fuji's flagship AI smart focus technology, and is equipped with a 3.69 million pixel, 100FPS, 1500 nits maximum brightness photoelectric hybrid viewfinder and a 1.62 million pixel, 3.0-inch LCD touch screen. The maximum continuous shooting speed is 11 frames per second, and it can record videos in 6.2K resolution or 10-bit 422 format.

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