Canon Lost 9% DSLR Worldwide Market Share From Year 2006 to 2008
2009-09-11 21:35 | Tag: Market Canon Share DSLR Lost | Source
According to PhotographyBLOG, Photoscala has posted an interesting Gain & Loss analysis of the worldwide DSLR market for the period of Year 2006 to 2008. According to their findings, Canon - the undisputed worldwide leaders in 2006, have lost 9 percentage points and barely managed to keep their number one position against Nikon, who have gained 4 percentage points during the period. The biggest winner is Sony, who managed to more than double their market share, and took the third position from Olympus with ease. Panasonic has managed to double its share, partially owing to its introduction of the DMC-G1. About the accuracy of these data, Photoscala warns that "[these numbers] be viewed with a healthy dose of skepticism so -. The data are partly from various sources "interpolated", since the actual numbers on the one hand, well-kept secrets of the survey companies include (but a lot of money companies must pay for this information and they may even make it publicly in exceptional cases), and also depending on the nature of data collection can vary the results of different institutions differently. Thus, we have tried, through comparison of different sources and numbers of our pie."
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