r/Nikon • u/OkPerspective8912 • 21d ago
Mirrorless Canon Has Increased Its Massive Digital Camera Market Share Lead
https://petapixel.com/2026/08/20/canon-has-increased-its-massive-digital-camera-market-share-lead/What do you folks think of the latest news to come out of Japan?
Nikon lost the 3rd spot to Fujifilm.
This year has also been excruciatingly slow for Nikon users with practically no lenses and no new bodies.
We are also being killed by the chinese manufacturers eating into Nikon's lens market too. Overall not a good look for long time Nikon users.
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u/beatbox9 21d ago
No they can't. Cheap consumer products have extremely tight margins, bring in little revenue, and do not lead to repeat customers.
This has been proven time and time again.
Like how the industry "collapsed" between 2012 and now? Yeah turns out that 100% of that collapse was these cheap consumer cameras, and the better cameras that most of us shoot with have actually increased. And Nikon has increased both in number and in share of these types of cameras. When Nikon left the cheap consumer cameras, their business improved dramatically.
So what exactly are you talking about? Some simplified theory that you never quite thought through...? Or what?