CIPA camera production data for January



CIPA (Camera & Imaging Products Association in Japan) published their latest camera production data for January 2022 (orange: 2022, black: 2021, blue: 2020):

January 2022 CIPA numbers

Mirrorless unit share at 56.1% is higher than January 2021 (53.8%) but lower than the full-year 2021 unit share of 59%. Mirrorless shipped value share is higher at 79.9% compared to 72.2% last January and 78% full-year 2021.

CIPA has predicted 5.29 million DSLR and Mirrorless bodies for 2022. We’re predicting 4.8 to 5.143 million compared to:

January 2022 Units & Shipped Value:

(All comparisons to January 2021)

DSLR Units: 175.9K –9% YTD

DSLR Shipped Value: ¥6.7 billion –14% YTD

Mirrorless Units: 224K +0% YTD

Mirrorless Shipped Value: ¥26.6 billion +31% YTD

Compact Units: 179.4K –19% YTD

Compact Shipped Value: ¥5.118 billion +5% YTD

Lenses for smaller than 35mm Units: 356K –11% YTD

Lenses for smaller than 35mm Shipped Value: ¥5.364 billion -3% YTD

Lenses for 35mm and larger Units: 361K, +3% YTD

Lenses for 35mm and larger Shipped Value: ¥22.23 billion +30% YTD

Cumulative 2022 Mirrorless unit share (of Mirrorless + DSLR): 56.1% (was 53.8% YTD 2021)

Cumulative 2022 Mirrorless Shipped Value share: 79.9% (was 72.2% YTD 2021)

The ratio of lenses shipped to bodies shipped is 1.79 for YTD 2022. It was 1.81 for YTD 2021.

Full Year 2021 Geographic Share:

DSLR:

Mirrorless:

Compacts:

Lenses:

List of participating CIPA companies can be found here (thanks ZoetMB).

CIPA also released their annual market outlook for shipment of cameras and lenses – the worldwide camera shipment will decrease 6.1% this year (2022):

CIPA: worldwide camera shipment will decrease 6.1% this year (2022)

Via NikonRumors