The Camera Market Will Thrive. But There are Some Curious Trends

As the year begins on a relatively good note, questions about the camera market begin to circulate on the internet. Over the years, reports of a decline in the camera market have been persistent, with very few feeling the need to switch from a smartphone to a dedicated camera.

However, with younger users bored with what companies like Samsung and iPhone offer, there appears to be some hope for reviving the camera market. And now, a new report further explains how this can be achieved in 2025. .

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Should the Camera Market Be Filled with Top Shelf Gear Only?

Take a look at any photography blog or any photography YouTube channels, and you'll hear about how lousy camera sales are world-wide. We know the camera market has been in a freefall over the last year, but what's the answer to this problem? The rise of smartphones with very capable cameras are playing a considerable role in declining sales for Canon, Nikon, Sony, Olympus, and many others. thephoblographer.com »

2019-11-01 07:00

Should The Camera Market be Filled With Top Shelf Gear Only?

Take a look at any photography blog or any photography YouTube channels, and you'll hear about how lousy camera sales are world-wide. We know the camera market has been in a freefall over the last year, but what's the answer to this problem? The rise of smartphones with very capable cameras are playing a considerable role in declining sales for Canon, Nikon, Sony, Olympus, and many others. thephoblographer.com »

2019-11-01 07:00

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Nikkei reports the digital camera market was down 22% in 2018

A screenshot of a CIPA presentation showing the total shipments of digital single-lens cameras from January through May for 2017, 2018 and 2019. Japanese publication Nikkei reports the global digital camera market saw a decrease in unit shipments of 22 percent in 2018, underscoring the industry's downward trend as smartphones largely replace digital cameras for many consumers. dpreview.com »

2019-07-08 21:04

Rumors: Sony Germany apprently expects to sell fewer camera due to incresed competition and market reduction

  The German Youtuber Valuetech shared a couple of insights info he collected at the Cp+ show: 1) Sony Germany unofficially told him that Sony expect to sell less camera sin 2019 due to incresed competition and market recuction 2) Tamron will no more make A-mount lenses Also he “speculates” 2019 is going to be […] The post Rumors: Sony Germany apprently expects to sell fewer camera due to incresed competition and market reduction appeared first on sonyalpharumors. sonyalpharumors.com »

2019-03-18 16:55

Canon CEO: 'we will go on the offensive... in the mirrorless camera market'

Presentation chart from Canon's Corporate Strategy Conference, indicating its goal to seize 50% of the interchangeable-lens camera market. There it is, clear as day. One week after a Canon executive said in an interview that Canon is finally willing to cannibalize DSLR sales to invest in mirrorless, Canon CEO Fujio Mitarai has made an even more definitive statement during his presentation at the company's Corporate Strategy Conference on March 6th. dpreview.com »

2018-03-13 17:58

Sony confirms they “will never leave the APS-C market”. Wants to be “number 2” on the interchangeable camera market.

Imaging Resource had a Q&A session with Sony and here are some of the key info: APS-C: Sony’s top executive for interchangeable-lens camera development said emphatically that Sony will never leave the APS-C market, and that we can expect continued development of that part of their product line going forward. sonyalpharumors.com »

2017-08-10 21:07

Sony confirms they “will never leave the APS-C market”. Claims to be “number 2” on the interchangeable camera market.

Imaging Resource had a Q&A session with Sony and here are some of the key info: APS-C: Sony’s top executive for interchangeable-lens camera development said emphatically that Sony will never leave the APS-C market, and that we can expect continued development of that part of their product line going forward. sonyalpharumors.com »

2017-08-10 21:07

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Need a Camera Repair? Brands Could Be Required to Do It Soon

Manufacturers for years have worked with authorized repair techs to handle the repair of your camera. But intermittently, they'd pull the authorization and parts availability. However, in the United States, all 50 states have now introduced Right to Repair legislation.

Is It Time for the DSLR to Make a Return?

There's a craze going on right now for DSLRs and retro digicams. And it all makes so much sense. We've said for years that digital cameras feel flat and boring. That's because brands aren't being daring with their designs and they're all using the same parts.

Sony Photographers: See What Our Presets Can Do For You

Sony photographers are going to love this! With the Phoblographer's presets, you can speed up how you work in Lightroom. You folks asked for them, and now you've got them! Over the years, the Phoblographer's staffers have tested various cameras and lenses as well as film emulsions.

Why the Canon PowerShot Line Deserves a Modern Revamp

Camera manufacturers, in many ways, have concluded defeat since the rise of smartphones. They realized they couldn't beat them in terms of production, versatility, or price, so it would be best if they focused on what's next: higher-end cameras.

Guess The Top 10 Mirrorless Cameras of 2024

Although we have stepped into 2025, we are quite yet done with the previous year. In our previous coverage, you may have seen headlines about the most popular cameras for pros, anticipated cameras we should have seen in 2024, and old devices that are perfect even in 2024.

DSLR Sales Surged 20.1%, Leaving Mirrorless Behind

The year 2024 has been a positive time for the camera industry. Why? The Camera & Imaging Products Association (CIPA) recently revealed its stats for the month of November. From the looks of it, things are finally picking up, and clearly, consumers are inclined to buy cameras that we thought had been going defunct: the mighty DSLR.