[ssannwong]

#1 is Nikon - although no new DSLR

http://www.dslrphoto.com/dslr/japan-most-popular-dslr-camera-sales-ranking-first-half-of-2010---1-nikon-d90,16840.html

a)D90 is still the best-selling model

b)If there is no 7D, Canon will have more trouble. Now 7D is selling more than double of the D300s.

c)D700 not on the list anymore - new Nikon FX has to be release within 2010 for the 2011 market

d)K-x and GF-1 are highly successful. Sony's only hope is to develop something like EVIL or A55. Cheap FF DSLP like A850 is not helping Sony's selling.

e)D3000 is unexpectedly selling good - it means Race for market share must contain an extreme low-end model. Canon has do nothing for this class. D3000 got 7.9% market share. This model is very important key to let Nikon get 2.6% total market share ahead of Canon. I'm highly expecting Canon will develop 2000D to fight back.

[Xplore]

即係點呢

[ssannwong]

Just 9-up based on the information.

It is weird that Canon only reacting to the Nikon's move, but the stat shown that the Panasonic(+2.2%), Pentax(+1.4%), Olympus(+1.1%) coming up from a considerable rate. I think Canon development strategy in Japan is misjudged & too passive.

Both N & C will give up more market share, if they don't bring out their own EVIL system. That is very obvious.