Source: Personal-View

As you see Asian countries are rapidly switching to Mirrorless cameras. Europe’s mirrorless market is also slowly growing. But it’s in North America where MILCs still not break the DSLR sales. Hard to guess what the reasons are.

Not surprising that Canon announced their new EOS M2 only in Asia (at least for the time being).

CIPA data of cameras shipped by Japanese companies (October 2013)

[via 43rumors]

 

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Dcwatch (translated) interviewed the managing director and chief executive of Canon’s Image Communication Products Operations, Mr. Masaya Maeda. Google translation from Japanese is pretty poor. However, these appear to be the main points of the interview:

• A new EOS M camera with built-in EVF could arrive in the second half of 2014 .
• The focus on EOS M systems is to keep size down [editor’s note: the new EOS M2 is 8% smaller than the EOS M]
• Hybrid still+video performance is a key aspect on Canon’s future mirrorless cameras development
• There will be new lenses for the EOS M system
• Canon is also considering the possibility to make a more semi pro if not pro mirrorless cameras
• Canon is committed to the EOS Cinema line

 

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