Why can't Japanese mobile phones take photos silently?

The Japanese government asked camera manufacturers to stop producing silent cameras, and other devices with video recording function canceled the silent shooting function. Some friends who have used Japanese mobile phones have found that the camera function of Japanese mobile phones cannot be muted, even for Apple mobile phones sold in Japan. But none of the mobile phones sold in Japan can turn off the shutter sound of taking pictures. Why? Let's solve this problem together. Why can't the camera function of Japanese mobile phones be muted?

In fact, Japanese mobile phones can't be muted because this person changed Japanese mobile phones. Masao Seto is a photographer and a student of Daido Moriyama, a world-class photographer. He shot a series of works to study the difference between the "sneak shot" of the characters under the condition of good greeting shooting and mute mobile phone. The point is that his work also won the prize! Seto Masao's "sneak shot" works-silent series.

Masao Seto won the Japanese "Kimura Giei Prize" for this silent mode. Kimura's Wei Award had a certain influence in the 20th century, which made many photographers popular. When Masao Seto won the prize, he said, "Although I thought it was disgusting to take pictures secretly, I did it anyway. Because people are the most real when they are not aware of others. "

As a result, this group of photos caused a sensation in society. Some people who were photographed took Masao Seto to court. Almost all Japanese women are protesting, so the Japanese government requires camera manufacturers to stop producing silent cameras, and other devices with video recording function have also cancelled the silent shooting function. Therefore, friends who travel to Japan must pay special attention: it is very impolite to sneak shots of passers-by in Japan. If you see Kimono's sister can't help taking pictures, please ask her permission. This habit of the Japanese is very different from that of China: "You can't take pictures of others at will, especially women and children."