The Camera & Imaging Products Association in Japan published their camera production data for February 2021 (orange: 2021, black: 2020, blue: 2019):
February 2021 CIPA numbers
Mirrorless unit sales and shipped value, and full-frame lens units and shipped value are up as compared to Jan-Feb 2020. Mirrorless units are up only 3%, but shipped value is up 45%, which means the units shipped are higher end, more expensive units.
February 2021 Calendar year-to-date (all comparisons to Jan-Feb 2020):
DSLR Units : 390K -15% YTD
DSLR Shipped Value: ¥15.4 billion -24% YTD
Mirrorless Units: 453K +3% YTD
Mirrorless Shipped Value: ¥43.6 billion +45% YTD
Compact Units: 467K -20% YTD
Compact Shipped Value: ¥9.7 billion -24% YTD
Lenses for smaller than 35mm Units: 780K -24% YTD
Lenses for smaller than 35mm Shipped Value: ¥10.6 billion -23% YTD
Lenses for 35mm and larger Units: 649K, +10% YTD
Lenses for 35mm and larger Shipped Value: ¥31.5 billion +8% YTD
Mirrorless unit share (of Mirrorless + DSLR): 53.7% (was 48.8% Jan-Feb 2020)
Mirrorless Shipped Value share: 73.9% (was 60% Jan-Feb 2020)
The ratio of lenses shipped to bodies shipped is 1.7 for Jan-Feb 2021. It was 1.77 for Jan-Feb 2020.
List of participating CIPA companies can be found here.
Source: CIPA (thanks ZoetMB) via NikonRumors
