From Digital Camera World · · 1m 30s
Nikon drops out of Japan's big three
A new podcast episode reveals Nikon has lost its place among Japan's top camera makers. Canon and Sony remain, but who's the new third?
In brief
A new podcast episode reveals Nikon has lost its place among Japan's top camera makers. Canon and Sony remain, but who's the new third? Nikon's market position in Japan has shifted enough that it's no longer considered part of the traditional big three camera manufacturers. Originally reported by Digital Camera World.
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Nikon loses big three status
According to Japanese market data, Nikon has dropped out of the big three camera manufacturers. Canon and Sony remain in the exclusive club, but a new player has taken the third spot.
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The headline
Nikon's market position in Japan has shifted enough that it's no longer considered part of the traditional big three camera manufacturers.
