The Nikon D80 camera I purchased was made in Thailand. The merchant said it was made in Hong Kong and there would be no quality problems. How can I prove that the Nikon made in Hong Kong is genuine?

Let me give you the accurate answer: I just came back from Hong Kong. Like you, I also entered D80, but I am an old photographer. First of all: If you are given warranty cards and invoices from the three places, they must be licensed goods, and joint guarantees are available in China, so they must be made in Thailand. Secondly, there are no counterfeit copycat versions of SLRs. The licensed products sold in China are made in Thailand. Thirdly, , when buying a camera in Hong Kong, if you don’t want the warranty, you must buy one made in Japan. It is the so-called parallel import. The quality is first-class. Don’t say smashing walnuts, it can be used to lay floor tiles! No warranty, but no warranty needed, not bad at all. Hong Kong bank is just a vague name for merchants. Currently, the D80 is an obsolete product and there is no profit left. The most that can be bought are samples that have been returned to the factory for refurbishment. However, there is no problem with the quality, but the shutter has been pressed countless times. , but the D80 is guaranteed for 50,000 to 80,000 shutter cycles, and even counting from the time it was launched to today, it will not be scrapped. So you don’t need to go for appraisal, just use it and feel comfortable. Let me also tell you: D80 uses CCD imaging, which is much better than D90. D90 is just a girly version of D80. What kind of real-time view and short video recording function does it have? Holy shit! If you fucking want this function, buy a card camera. I’ve never seen any professional photographer look at the back screen for framing! This is an insult to Shelang! There are also short video recordings, which pisses me off the most. If you can’t take continuous shots or snapshots, just buy one with this function and then put it on your computer to take screenshots.

In short, go the 80 way, no matter where it is produced!