Flickr announces ranking of cameras used from 2013 to 2014

ByAnnafur

The world's largest photo sharing community siteFlickrAnnounced rankings by brand, model, and type of cameras that were used during the 24 months from the beginning of 2013 until the end of 2014. It is sometimes called Flickr 's data that many pictures are posted everyday, so it is quite interesting to see.

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◆ Share by Brand
In the graph below showing changes in brand share over a 24-month period, you can see that Samsung's share has grown considerably around April 2014. Other brands are almost flat, but it can be seen that Canon and Nikon are on a downward trend and that Pentax is nearly dying out. this is,K-3 is counted as RICOH instead of PentaxIt seems to be one factor.

ByBhautik Joshi

Trends in the top five market share per year are as follows. Canon saw a decline in the second half of 2014, but its share throughout the year is13.0%From13.4%But it still keeps the 1st place. But one Nikon8.8%→9.3%Although it rises,7.7%From9.6%And Apple that showed an increase of more than 2 points ended the second place. Samsung and Sony are also growing, especially Samsung2.4%→5.6%When2 times stronger increaseIt is especially conspicuous to show.

ByMatthew Roth

If you look closely at the above table, although there was fluctuation among the top five brands, it is interesting that the numerical values ​​of the shares are increasing in each case. The total share of the top 5 brands is35.4%From42.1%It seems that it is said that it has been shown that the strength of 5 is strengthened.

◆ Share by camera model
Following the brand comparison, check the share of each camera model this time. Apple occupied the top three as of 2013, but in 2014 iPhone 5s will expand its share to occupy the top 4 in the form of cutting into second place. This is followed by Canon and Nikon models. Both companies are keeping the top position in the brand-specific share, but because of the diversity of models, we can take a look at the fact that the model can not be used as an iPhone series by market share alone.

ByMatthew Roth

◆ Mobile camera by camera
The usage share of the camera installed in the mobile device is like this graph. Samsung and Apple are clearly clear, and from the latter half of 2014 it can be seen that Samsung is growing market share. Also, from the graph, you can also see how Nokia has halved its share in two years.

ByBhautik Joshi

Looking at the share fluctuation of mobile equipment cameras, we can see that the iPhone series still occupies the top of the standalone model base, and that the Apple products occupy a large share of models with fewer Apple products. It is strong that Apple's share of the top 5 models will reach 30% of the total.

ByMatthew Roth

◆ Mirrorless camera
In the graph of Mirror-less Camera, Sony's solidness, Fujifilm's strong performance, and Panasonic's gradually falling market share are transmitted.

ByBhautik Joshi

Trends by model are as follows. Panasonic that ranked in 2013 became out of rank and combined OLYMPUSMicro Four ThirdsIt is interesting that the faction of the camp is decreasing gradually.

ByMatthew Roth

◆ Digital single-lens camera
It seems that there is no significant ranking or share fluctuation because there are not too many model changes in this class. Compared to other categories, Nikon 's presence stands out as a distinctive result.

ByMatthew Roth