snoke said:neuroanatomist said:Khalai said:neuroanatomist said:snoke said:neuroanatomist said:Do you believe 'landscape photographers' comprise a significant fraction of the 6D / 6DII market? If so, do you have any data to back up that claim? It's ok if you don't, I'm sure that Canon does have exactly that sort of data.
How Canon get this data on how many have 6D for landscape?
They ask their customers, i.e., market research.
I'm quite positive that nobody asked me. And I've been in the CPS program for years, subscribed to CPS newsletter as well. So I'm honestly asking, where did they ask? I've never stumbled upon any Canon questionnaire or survey...
Market research doesn't usually involve asking the entire customer base. Personally, I've received two online survey invitations from Canon in the past few years. One question I recall from the last one presented a list of ~20 features, e.g., more MP, faster frame rate, more DR, more AF points, longer battery life, etc., and respondents were asked to pick their top three features from that list.
As for nobody asking you, at least here in the US, Canon collects a ton data from a survey taken every single time a product is registered.
This assume people register and give right informations. If I register and want Canon to think I important, I say I have many big white lenses. How Canon know if true or not? No registration card for lens on craigslist or ebay!
If Canon do this and Canon products are recognized as not as good at landscape then fewer owners do landscape so Canon do less for them.
Market research direct Canon and buyers directed by Canon too. Less people buy Canon for landscape, not so many respond with landscape needs, Canon does less for them.
Et voila, 6D Mark II and it has old sensor design.
Erm, well I don't know about elsewhere in the world, but you have to enter your lens and camera serial numbers to prove to them you own the items you say (in order to register for CPS in the UK, at least).
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