2015年5月3日日曜日
What inspired you to pick up the camera in the first place? Those are the words...
What inspired you to pick up the camera in the first place?
Those are the words inspiring Jeffery Salter - who you can follow in this video. Hopefully that can inspire you to sign up for a Phase One test drive right here: http://bit.ly/YSodvA
from Phase One's Facebook Wall
Those are the words inspiring Jeffery Salter - who you can follow in this video. Hopefully that can inspire you to sign up for a Phase One test drive right here: http://bit.ly/YSodvA
from Phase One's Facebook Wall
2015年5月2日土曜日
Mirrorless news roundup...
Fujifilm X-A2 Review (ePhotozine).
Samsung NX1 Shooter’s Report Part II (Imaging Resource).
Samsung NX3000 review (CameraLabs).
Waiting for Azulejos (shot on the A7).
Nikon 1 J5 Review (ePhotozine).
The Leica M Monochrom (Typ 246) Brings B&W Photography to New Dimensions (Bhphoto).
10 Amazing Sports Photographers Who Use Mirrorless Cameras on the Job (Mirrorlessons).
Full-frame DSLRs gone by 2025 claims Dr. Rajiv Laroia, imaging startup Light (Imaging Resource).
With his Phase One gear Micha Pawlitzki was able to capture images with amazing...
With his Phase One gear Micha Pawlitzki was able to capture images with amazing details of orchids.
Read the case study right here: http://bit.ly/1FSZfLb
from Phase One's Facebook Wall
Read the case study right here: http://bit.ly/1FSZfLb
from Phase One's Facebook Wall
2015年5月1日金曜日
Worldwide camera shipment analysis for 2014. A very bad year for DSLR and Compact cameras.
Graph 1
Based on the latest CIPA data Dicahub drew those useful graphs. Note that the CIPA data shows the worldwide "shipped" cameras sold by Japanese companies (Samsung and Leica for example are not included).
Graph 1 (on top of this post):
It shows that camera shipments are decreasing over the last two years. Compact camera sales crashed, DSLR fell down and also Mirrorless had a small decrease of shipments.
Graph 2:
A really small good news is that compared on a year to year basis only compact and fixed lens cameras had a small increase compared to last year (remember that graph 1 showed a decrease based on a two year basis).
Graph 3:
compacts are increasing (I think the reason is large sensor high-end compacts.)
figure 4
5. [2012.01-2013.07] mirrorless ratio of system camera was mostly under 20%.
6. [2013.11-2014.12] mirrorless ratio of system camera was mostly about 25%.
7. mirrorless ratio looks like stepped-increasing; [~2013.07] & [2013.11~], except [2012.10-2012.12]
8. we can't know mirrorless ratio will be stepped-increasing.
9. panasonic forecasted mirrorless ratio would be reached 28% in 2014, but it was not realized.
10. samsung forecasted mirrorless will sell more than slr in 3 years, but I think it is difficult.
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