Pioneer
Veteran
It appears that Sony just moved past Nikon into the #2 spot and has plans to overtake Canon in the next two years.
https://petapixel.com/2019/05/28/sony-overtakes-nikon-for-the-2-spot-behind-canon/
Amazing what they were able to do with their purchase of Minolta all those years ago.
https://petapixel.com/2019/05/28/sony-overtakes-nikon-for-the-2-spot-behind-canon/
Amazing what they were able to do with their purchase of Minolta all those years ago.
aizan
Veteran
Goodbye Canikon, hello Canony? Cony? Canonony?
mcfingon
Western Australia
Sikon?
John Mc
John Mc
CharlesDAMorgan
Veteran
Canonikon sounds nicely Greek orthodox.
rbsinto
Well-known
If you like a someone's products what does it matter which place they're in?
I've shot Nikon for over 40 years and have never been disappointed by their products, so why would I care about Sony, or anyone else for that matter and where they rank against Nikon?
Robert
I've shot Nikon for over 40 years and have never been disappointed by their products, so why would I care about Sony, or anyone else for that matter and where they rank against Nikon?
Robert
Timmyjoe
Veteran
Ditto . . .
Contarama
Well-known
Remember it's petapixel... The camera world version of The National Enquirer
Laterna Magica
Member
It's misleading information.
Because the unit sales volume of Sony in the ILC market is still significantly lower compared to Nikon.
Sony only has a small advantage currently in revenue, because of more expensive cameras.
But that will not last:
- Canon and Nikon will increase their camera lines also in the mirrorless area = less market share for Sony in the future
- the main reason for decreasing overall sales is market saturation, and that trend will increase.
Also the mirrorless market is decreasing because of the "last camera syndrome". How much Sony AIII users will upgrade to a AIV? Very little.
How much Fuji XT-3 users will upgrade to a XT-4 in the future? Very little.
Because the unit sales volume of Sony in the ILC market is still significantly lower compared to Nikon.
Sony only has a small advantage currently in revenue, because of more expensive cameras.
But that will not last:
- Canon and Nikon will increase their camera lines also in the mirrorless area = less market share for Sony in the future
- the main reason for decreasing overall sales is market saturation, and that trend will increase.
Also the mirrorless market is decreasing because of the "last camera syndrome". How much Sony AIII users will upgrade to a AIV? Very little.
How much Fuji XT-3 users will upgrade to a XT-4 in the future? Very little.
Larry Cloetta
Veteran
2019 to date, Toyota Corolla takes top spot in world car sales, Ford F-series truck is now in number two spot. The Geely Boyou holds down the #70 spot, and Porsche is somewhere outside the top 100 in sales.
For someone interested in buying either a car or a camera, in terms of relevance to the buyer, this is pretty much like that.
Oh, yes it is.
For someone interested in buying either a car or a camera, in terms of relevance to the buyer, this is pretty much like that.
Oh, yes it is.