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Gday Guys and Gals,
Just reading through the December issue of 'Digital SLR Photography' magazine (UK). In a section about the Nikon 1 system, it states that Nikon "has the largest proportion of the DSLR market (46.8% DSLR market share for volume). Is this true? I don't know many people with DSLRs, so i can't really even estimate the numbers, but i did go on an O/S holiday recently and almost every other tourist that had a DSLR, had a Canon, usually one of the 450D-550D models.
Cheers,
Brad.
Last edited by bgolds99; 13-12-2011 at 10:21am.
Hi Brad
I don't know whether it is true, but AP has run a poll for a couple of years (search "Brand Poll" in seach area on top right) Here is the link to 2011.
http://www.ausphotography.net.au/for...ght=brand+poll
The results in both 2010 and 2011 show Canon as the top brand here.
Di
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Of course it's true
Nikon rules the WORLD
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Canon has the largest SLR system available, and their lenses are of similar quality to Nikon, yet are a bit cheaper.
The rest you can figure out yourself!
Personally, I went with the Canon system and the main reason for that was their 100-400L lens, which is a LOT cheaper than the Nikon equivalent.
Mind you, I'm waiting for the new Canon 200-400 with the built in converter to appear and I would imagine it to be probably a little dearer than the Nikon 200-400.
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