What brand is the camera of the male lead in the MV "Say Good Not to Cry"? What is the price of the same camera in the MV "Say Good Not to Cry"?

In the MV of "Promise Not to Cry", the male protagonist is a photographer. In just a few minutes, he changed three cameras. The last camera for close-up shots was bought by the female protagonist for him. It looks very expensive. The brand is Hasselblad, which costs at least more than 20,000 yuan. What are the brands of the other cameras? Let's take a look!

What brand is the camera used by the male lead in the MV "Promise Not to Cry"?

The male lead changed three cameras in the MV which was less than 4 minutes long.

They are the Canon EOS5D that took photos of the heroine, the Yashica 35G rangefinder that they used when they went on a date at Koenji Shopping Street, and the Hasselblad 503CW that the heroine gave him at the end.

The first one is the camera Canon EOS5D provided by the male protagonist’s company

The second one is a second-hand camera I bought when I went out for fun, a Yashica 35G, for around 500 yuan

The third one is the Hasselblad 503CW that the heroine bought for him. It’s super expensive!

The price of the same camera as the mv

The photography equipment in the MV is quite realistic:

The camera used by the male protagonist in the studio is estimated to be the Canon EOS 5D series, and the latest model 5D4 costs about 15,000;

Light meter S&G 858D, about 3000 yuan, standard for studio photography;

When going out, he uses a Yashica 35G series film camera, which costs about 500 yuan, which is consistent with the protagonist's identity as a poor gamer who likes photography;

The camera strap used is a cam-in woven camera strap;

The male protagonist swallowed his saliva for a long time and was reluctant to buy the Hasselblad 503CW medium format film camera, which cost more than 20,000 yuan~

Thanks Jay for writing a photographer's love story for us

Why can the heroine afford a Hasselblad camera?

The Hasselblad camera in Jay Chou's MV is priced at 232,000 yen. Based on the current minimum hourly wage in Tokyo of 1,000 yen per hour, the heroine can save enough money for the camera by working in a milk tea shop for 232 hours. If she works 8 hours a day, it will take about 29 days to save enough money.