Canon Maintains a Dominant Position in the Market for 2023

Part of the “we’re done here” is that the optical quality of the EF 180mm for macro is so very good. Even on 50mp (5Ds R) and 45mp (R5).
Canon please hurry in converting the RF tele macro lens patents to actual products.
Mine was horrible at infinity, except in the centre. Sides were worse than the EF 2,8/20's at f/2,8!
But I know I caught a lemon. I'd buy the new one without hesitating, provided it gets OIS.
 
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Mine was horrible at infinity, except in the centre. Sides were worse than the EF 2,8/20's at f/2,8!
But I know I caught a lemon. I'd buy the new one without hesitating, provided it gets OIS.
Speaking as someone who NEVER pre-orders anything - I would pre-order an RF 180mm macro ...
 
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It has the other magazine in Japan has more information about market share
in Mirrorless
1. Canon is 1,96 million units
2. Sony is 1.53 million units
3. Nikon is 630,000 units

It should be the same as previous news, Canon is 40%.
Thank you, seeing the numbers, rather than %, shows how far ahead Canon and S*ny are.

Mirrorless 4 - 6:
4. Fujifilm: 380,000 units
5. Panasonic … 140,000 units
6. OM Digital … 120,000 units

The post also has shipment numbers for DSLR and compact digital camera’s:

Digital SLR shipments 2023
  1. Canon … 920,000 units ↓
  2. Nikon … 130,000 units ↓
  3. Ricoh Imaging … 10,000 units →
Compact digital camera shipments 2023
  1. Sony: 470,000 units ↓
  2. Canon … 460,000 units ↓
  3. Panasonic … 120,000 units ↓
  4. OM Digital … 60,000 units ↓
  5. Nikon … 50,000 units
  6. Fujifilm … 50,000 units ↓
  7. Ricoh Imaging … 50,000 units→
Tough times ahead for OM Digital, Panasonic and Ricoh (unless the sell a ton of their new film camera ;) ).

Google translated link to DCLife.
 
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R5 mkii is no. 1 and no.3 in first half Aug from yodobashi.
But it will not hold that long because od out of stock.

R6 mkii, R10 and R50 seem selling good this year. It doesn't need to release R6 mkiii this year.



It drives the lens selling too.
200-800mm keep selling well.
 
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Canon is only an RF180L macro lens away from expanding the market ;)
I really wish they'd finally release an update to the MP-E 65mm 2.8 macro lens. It's great but with todays lens technology they could give it serious IS and better IQ. I mean it doesn't have to be 65mm just something that allows for 2x, to 5x macro. I was really happy to see the new RF 100mm macro has more than 1x macro, but of all the lenses, that one's the oldest of macros and needs an RF release.
 
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Thank you, seeing the numbers, rather than %, shows how far ahead Canon and S*ny are.

Mirrorless 4 - 6:
4. Fujifilm: 380,000 units
5. Panasonic … 140,000 units
6. OM Digital … 120,000 units

The post also has shipment numbers for DSLR and compact digital camera’s:

Digital SLR shipments 2023
  1. Canon … 920,000 units ↓
  2. Nikon … 130,000 units ↓
  3. Ricoh Imaging … 10,000 units →
Compact digital camera shipments 2023
  1. Sony: 470,000 units ↓
  2. Canon … 460,000 units ↓
  3. Panasonic … 120,000 units ↓
  4. OM Digital … 60,000 units ↓
  5. Nikon … 50,000 units
  6. Fujifilm … 50,000 units ↓
  7. Ricoh Imaging … 50,000 units→
Tough times ahead for OM Digital, Panasonic and Ricoh (unless the sell a ton of their new film camera ;) ).

Google translated link to DCLife.
It's really fascinating to me that they sold almost 1 million DSLR's that's crazy... who's buying those over the mirrorless? I thought DSLRs were totally discontinued? Maybe that's old-stock? That's also more than any other maker by like a factor of 8x ... So when that market drops out, I wonder if that will hurt canon.
 
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