Canon EOS C80 Announced

By Louis Ferreira | Published: September 9, 2024


Canon EOS C80: B&H Photo / Amazon / Adorama

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Canon EOS 90D Discontinued Overseas

By Louis Ferreira | Published: September 9, 2024


The Canon EOS 90D is being listed as discontinued overseas. You can still find them on Amazon and B&H Photo, but when they sell out they will likely be marked discontinued in the US also.

  • Kitamura Camera: Discontinued products
  • Map Camera: Limited stock
  • Bic Camera: Sales continue
  • Yodobashi Camera: Low in stock

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TTArtisan Dot Sight

By Louis Ferreira | Published: September 7, 2024


TTArtisan announced its new TTArtisan Dot Sight which is compatible with just about any camera. You can find the TTArtisan Dot Sight on Amazon and B&H Photo.

Enhance your photography experience with a dot sight for your camera. This compact accessory attaches directly to your camera’s hot shoe mount, allowing you to quickly and accurately frame your shots. The bright red/green dot sight makes it easy to acquire your target, even in challenging lighting conditions. Whether you’re shooting animal shots, portraits, or landscapes, this dot sight will help you capture stunning images with precision. Lightweight and portable, you can take it with you wherever your photography adventures lead. Elevate your photographic skills and never miss a shot with this essential dot sight for your camera.

  • Precise Aiming: Compact red/green dot sight designed for cameras, enabling accurate framing and focus.
  • Foldable for storage, easy to carry/Lever lock, hot shoe installation, compatible with multiple models
  • Five levels of brightness adjustable
  • Without battery, weighs only 73g
  • Easy to use, three-step calibration

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Canon Speedlite EL-1 and EL-100 Discontinued Overseas

By Louis Ferreira | Published: September 6, 2024

The Canon Speedlite EL-1 and EL-100 have been discontinued overseas according to retailers

  • Kitamura Camera: Delete page
  • Map Camera: Discontinued products and new products in stock
  • Bic Camera: Discontinued
  • Yodobashi Camera: Discontinued

You can still find the Canon Speedlite EL-1 and EL-100 listed in the US for now but you have to request assistance at B&H Photo and Adorama has them listed as backordered.

Canon Speedlite EL-1: B&H Photo / Amazon / Adorama
Canon Speedlite EL-100: B&H Photo / Amazon / Adorama

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Sigma 10-18mm f/2.8 DC DN Announced

By Louis Ferreira | Published: September 5, 2024


Sigma 10-18mm F2.8 DC DN: B&H Photo / Amazon / Adorama

Sigma announced the Sigma 10-18mm f/2.8 DC DN for RF mount, but there isn’t much coverage of the lens out yet.

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2023 Global Market Share and Sales Volume of Digital / Video Cameras

By Louis Ferreira | Published: September 4, 2024


DC.Life posted the Nikkei Industry Map 2025 Edition data on digital video and video camera sales for 2023. Canon is still on top followed by Sony and Nikon with Fujifilm coming in 4th. Interestingly, Fujifilm sells half as many as Nikon and Panasonic half as many as Fujifilm, with Fujifilm having a much tighter lineup of cameras.

  1. Canon: 3.34 million units (46.5%)
  2. Sony: 2 million units (27.9%)
  3. Nikon: 810,000 units (11.3%)
  4. Fujifilm: 430,000 units (6.0%)
  5. Panasonic: 260,000 units (3.6%)
  6. OM Digital: 180,000 units (2.5%)
  7. Ricoh Imaging: 60,000 units (0.8%)

Canon and Sony are unlikely to be overtaken, but Nikon and Fujifilm have room to grow and Fujifilm might even be able to overtake Nikon if it produced a popular video camera model and straightened out its supply chain issues. At least the ever-shrinking camera market seems to be slowing its decline.

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