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BCN Awards has released their camera and lens market share report for 2020 in Japan. This is not a representation of worldwide sales, so please Read more... The post Canon and Sony go at it in the latest BCN Japanese market share report appeared first on Canon Rumors. canonrumors.com »
BCN Retail, a Japanese analyst firm that collects daily sales data of mirrorless interchangeable lens cameras from online and in-person points of sale in Japan, has published (translated) its latest numbers, showing the breakdown of Japanese domestic market share in the full-frame mirrorless interchangeable lens camera (MILC) market. dpreview.com »
Image courtesy SonyMirrorlessPro. Source: The NPD Group, Inc. , U. S. Retail Tracking Service, Detachable Lens Camera, Sensor Size: Full Frame, Based on Dollars Share, Jan. - Jun. 2018. – SonyMirrorlessPro added an additional detail about the Sony Full Frame market share in firts half 2018. sonyalpharumors.com »
The market share in the system camera market (2017) Nikkei published the 2017 market share report for different categories. Let’s check some of the them: Sony has a 13. 3% market share in the system camera market. sonyalpharumors.com »
Nikkei reports: Output of image sensors is expected to reach 100,000 a month at the end of March 2018, with the volume rising another 10-20% by 2020. Sony holds the leading global market share of nearly 50% in value terms for image sensors, Techno Systems Research says. sonyalpharumors.com »
According to Flickr the iPhone is the most popular camera(s) in the world and even 10 years after the original model was launched, iPhone continues to generate enormous profits for Apple. According to research from Strategy Analytics, that was obtained by The Korea Herald, in 2016 the iPhone captured 79 percent of profits in the global smartphone market, at a market share of only 14. dpreview.com »
Mirrorlessrumors shared the 2016 Japanese market shares report. In the mirrorless system camera segment Sony lost 8% sales share compared to 2015. This isn’t surprising as in 2016 Sony had “only” two new APS-C E-mount cameras (A6300 and A6500). sonyalpharumors.com »
