In real life, R10 users adapt EF and EF-S lenses and use full-frame telephoto lenses like the RF 100-400.
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Canon will release a trio of RF mount wide angle L prime lenses in the first half of 2023
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In 2021 (the most recent data available), Sony’s YoY gain in camera market share was 1.9%. Canon’s gain was 2.5%. Canon’s current camera market share of 48% is over double that of #2 Sony. Several years ago, Canon was a bit lower, low to mid 40’s, and #2 Nikon was much closer, in the high 30’s. Both the longer-term and current trends show Canon continuing to gain market share at a faster rate than their competitors.
Sorry, but the only glaring omission here is your failure to know the actual data.
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Lensrentals' most-rented cameras & lenses of 2022: Canon & Sony dominate, video on the rise
Lensrentals has published the annual roundup of its most-rented gear for 2022. As in 2021, Canon and Sony dominated the rental shares. However, DSLR gear, like Canon EF cameras and lenses, dipped in popularity, while Sony gear was more rented than in 2021.
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By far, the best year-over-year performance goes to Sony, which saw its market share increase by 3.5 percentage points.
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Sony and Canon Both Claim to Be #1 in Mirrorless Cameras -- Who Really Is?
Sony and Canon are both claiming to be the #1 camera company when it comes to mirrorless cameras based on the same sales data. Here's why.
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Sony knocks Canon off the top spot for mirrorless camera sales
According to the recent BCN report, Sony has overtaken Canon for sales of mirrorless cameras in Japanese retailers
Mirrorless Camera Market | Size, Share, Growth | 2024 - 2030
The Global Mirrorless Camera Market was estimated at USD 1.97 Billion in 2023 and is anticipated to have a value of USD 2.54 Billion by 2030, growing at a fast CAGR of 3.68% during the forecast period 2024-2030.
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Global Mirrorless Camera Market 2024-2030
In Mirrorless Camera Market, Sony India has launched a new full-frame mirrorless camera, the Sony Alpha 1, which packs top-flight features.
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Seriously, you are going to use data on camera and lens rentals by one rental vendor in one country to support your point? I mean, seriously? WTF?!?Lensrentals' most-rented cameras & lenses of 2022: Canon & Sony dominate, video on the rise
Lensrentals has published the annual roundup of its most-rented gear for 2022. As in 2021, Canon and Sony dominated the rental shares. However, DSLR gear, like Canon EF cameras and lenses, dipped in popularity, while Sony gear was more rented than in 2021.
By far, the best year-over-year performance goes to Sony, which saw its market share increase by 3.5 percentage points.
Maybe you think 'market share' in that blog post means actual camera and lens sales, if so you need to read more carefully. The whole article is about rental data from LensRentals. Did you take lessons from @nunataks on how to cherry pick data to support erroneous conclusions?
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Speculative reports on predictions for the next 5 years? Lol. Remember when the DSLR was going to be dead (as in, no more commercial production) in 5 years? That was 2013, and in 2021 40% of the cameras that Canon sold were DSLRs.Sony and Canon Both Claim to Be #1 in Mirrorless Cameras -- Who Really Is?
Sony and Canon are both claiming to be the #1 camera company when it comes to mirrorless cameras based on the same sales data. Here's why.
Sony knocks Canon off the top spot for mirrorless camera sales
According to the recent BCN report, Sony has overtaken Canon for sales of mirrorless cameras in Japanese retailerswww.digitalcameraworld.com
Mirrorless Camera Market | Size, Share, Growth | 2024 - 2030
The Global Mirrorless Camera Market was estimated at USD 1.97 Billion in 2023 and is anticipated to have a value of USD 2.54 Billion by 2030, growing at a fast CAGR of 3.68% during the forecast period 2024-2030.
Global Mirrorless Camera Market 2024-2030
In Mirrorless Camera Market, Sony India has launched a new full-frame mirrorless camera, the Sony Alpha 1, which packs top-flight features.
Market segments and subsegments? That's a rabbit hole that @koenkooi already mentioned. News flash, Leica dominates the market share of camera brands starting with the letter 'L'. I mean, they're not even a blip in global camera sales, but if all you care about is L-named brands, Leica is the clear winner.
Why don't you go and Google '2021 global camera market share'?
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Here is a 2022 report, but I am sure it too is erroneous.
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The Japanese Techno System Research published their latest digital camera global market share (the orange circle shows the Japanese companies at 94.4% based on 8.49 million units shipped):
The latest digital camera global market share (2021) - Nikon Rumors
The Japanese Techno System Research published their latest digital camera global market share (the orange circle shows the Japanese companies at 94.4% based on 8.49 million units shipped): Canon: 45.8% (-2.1%) Sony: 27% (+4.9%) Nikon: 11.3% (-2.4%) Fujifilm: 5.9% (+0.3%) Panasonic: 4.4%...
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The Japanese Techno System Research published their latest digital camera global market share (the orange circle shows the Japanese companies at 94.4% based on 8.49 million units shipped):
- Canon: 45.8% (-2.1%)
- Sony: 27% (+4.9%)
- Nikon: 11.3% (-2.4%)
- Fujifilm: 5.9% (+0.3%)
- Panasonic: 4.4% (unchanged)
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Thanks, that’s the kind of data I’m talking about! This is the ‘current’ version (released last month) of the data to which I was referring, which was released last year. I hadn't seen these data yet. I should have taken my own advice!Here is a 2022 report, but I am sure it too is erroneous.
The latest digital camera global market share (2021) - Nikon Rumors
The Japanese Techno System Research published their latest digital camera global market share (the orange circle shows the Japanese companies at 94.4% based on 8.49 million units shipped): Canon: 45.8% (-2.1%) Sony: 27% (+4.9%) Nikon: 11.3% (-2.4%) Fujifilm: 5.9% (+0.3%) Panasonic: 4.4%...
The Japanese Techno System Research published their latest digital camera global market share (the orange circle shows the Japanese companies at 94.4% based on 8.49 million units shipped):
- Canon: 45.8% (-2.1%)
- Sony: 27% (+4.9%)
- Nikon: 11.3% (-2.4%)
- Fujifilm: 5.9% (+0.3%)
- Panasonic: 4.4% (unchanged)
Canon still dominates the market, of course, but that’s a notable gain for Sony. And yet another losing year for Nikon in spite of several new camera launches.
In light of this, Canon’s APS-C R bodies make more sense. The biggest potential market segment overall comprises xxD and xxxD owners, given Canon’s dominance of the DSLR market for years. If the new R bodies appeal to that segment, I suspect the trend will revert to what it’s been for years. But time will tell. Sony has a long way to go to be anything but #2, but a 7% yearly gain is impressive!
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I know an RF 35 1.2L would be enormous but what do those with lens group and size knowledge believe a RF 35 1.4L would come in at, size and weight wise?
I am shifting my wishlist towards a 35 these days, I owned the STM and now am set on an L if it's not crazy $$ and heavy.
I am shifting my wishlist towards a 35 these days, I owned the STM and now am set on an L if it's not crazy $$ and heavy.
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Given it would have the same physical aperture as a 300 f/2.8 I think that pricing is extremely optimistic.
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Not overly optimistic if it is this mirror lens
Canon Patent Application: Catadioptric IS Super telephotos
Canon at times dabbles with various things in their patent applications, this is one that is interesting, and may also be a very cheap super telephoto option, but I doubt it will ever be taken seriously. You see these lenses on ebay and also amazon, and they are super cheap. But these lenses...
www.canonnews.com
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Possible but in that case I wouldn't expect great quality, despite all the wishful thinking on that thread.Not overly optimistic if it is this mirror lens
Canon Patent Application: Catadioptric IS Super telephotos
Canon at times dabbles with various things in their patent applications, this is one that is interesting, and may also be a very cheap super telephoto option, but I doubt it will ever be taken seriously. You see these lenses on ebay and also amazon, and they are super cheap. But these lenses...www.canonnews.com
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Canon shocked the world with the 28-70 2.0. I personally never thought there would be lower than a 2.8 on a zoom lens. I'm not sure this will be possible but I would absolutely love a 70-200 2.0. I know everyone here loves primes but I just love not changing lenses every 5 minutes lol.
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Sigma already had a 24-35 f/2 for Canon EF.
SIGMA 24-35mm F2 DG HSM | Art | SIGMA Corporation of America
The world's first F2 constant aperture zoom lens for full-frame DSLR cameras.
www.sigmaphoto.com
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