The Japanese Sankeibiz (translated) published some new data on the total number of cameras produced in 2020: According to the Japanese research firm Techno System, Sony produced 1.15 million mirrorless cameras in 2020, Canon is second with 1.05 million cameras, followed by Nikon with 250,000 cameras (out of a total of 3.26 million mirrorless cameras produced in 2020) Out of a total of 2.39 million DSLR cameras produced in 2020, Canon had 1.71 million and Nikon had 650,000. According to the Camera & Imaging Products Association, worldwide shipments of mirrorless cameras in 2020 decreased by 25.9% from the previous year to 2.93 million units. The number of DSLR cameras was 2.37 million (down 47.3%). When we talk about the overall number of cameras produced, all of the sudden Fujifilm and Olympus completely disappear from the big picture, which confirms that the BCN Rankings doesn’t really mean anything: Thom Hogan explains how stupid it is to draw conclusions from the BCN Ranking numbers Via Digicame-info Printique BOGO sale (buy 1, get 1 free) with coupon PASSOVER2021. Get free shipping on orders over $59 with coupon SHIP59 The post New data: total number of Canon, Sony, and Nikon cameras produced in 2020 appeared first on Nikon Rumors. Related posts: DSLR vs. mirrorless cameras produced in the past four years (based on CIPA data) BCN Ranking published 2020 Japanese camera market share report Digital camera market down 22% for 2018, the latest global market share: Canon 40.5 %, Nikon 19.1 %, Sony 17.7 % ...
Published By: Nikonrumors - Friday, 26 March, 2021