Is the digital camera market dead?

The global digital camera market is expected to reach USD 28.71 billion by 2025, influenced by a range of radically evolving trends regarding picture quality, lenses In terms of revenue, Asia Pacific dominated the global market in 2016, and the trend is expected to continue over the projected period due to the increasing consumer base, particularly in India. read more

The consumer camera market is dead. Buried. Worm food. And if camera manufacturers don’t switch their focus to enthusiasts fast, they’ll lose them too.That seems to be the core thesis behind this interesting industry breakdown by photographer and educator Tony Northrup. read more

Tetsuya Wadaki, analyst at Nomura, who proclaimed the digital camera market was in a "free fall" in a note this week, said weak demand at Canon, the world's largest camera maker by sales, is emblematic of overall market conditions. read more