CIPA released their September 2022 numbers
CIPA (Camera & Imaging Products Association in Japan) published their latest camera production data (orange: 2022, black: 2021, blue: 2020):
September 2022 CIPA numbers by ZoetMB
As compared with August 2022, DSLR and Compact shipments were down (but shipped value was up) and Mirrorless shipments and values were up. Lenses for smaller than 35mm sensors were up and lenses for larger sensor were down (but shipped value was up).
As compared with September 2021, DSLR shipments were up 3.8%, Mirrorless was up 54% and compacts were down 29.5%. Lenses for smaller than 35mm sensors were up 20.5% and lenses for larger sensors were up 15%.
Mirrorless bodies now take 84.9% of ILC shipped value.
CIPA has predicted 5.29 million DSLR and Mirrorless bodies for calendar 2022 and Nikon has predicted a market of 5.1 million for April ‘22 to March ‘23. We predicted 4.75 to 5.14 million units in June, 5.08 to 5.36 million units in July, 5.1 to 5.5m in August and are now predicting about 5.6 million as compared to:
2021: 5.348 million
2020: 5.308 million
2019: 8.462 million
2018: 10.76 million
2017: 11.68 million
2016: 11.61 million
2015: 13.06 million
2014: 13.84 million
2013: 17.13 million
2012: 20.16 million
2011: 15.69 million
2010: 12.89 million
2009: 9.91 million
2008: 9.7 million
2007: 8.26 million
Jan-Sep 2022 Units & Shipped Value:
(All comparisons to YTD 2021)
DSLR Units : 1.36 million –19% YTD
DSLR Shipped Value: ¥63.9 billion –7% YTD
Mirrorless Units: 2.87 million +24% YTD
Mirrorless Shipped Value: ¥358.7 billion +56% YTD
Compact Units: 1.5 million –35% YTD
Compact Shipped Value: ¥47.6 billion -13% YTD
Lenses for smaller than 35mm Units: 3.6 million –4% YTD
Lenses for smaller than 35mm Shipped Value: ¥64.2 billion +12% YTD
Lenses for 35mm and larger Units: 3.54 million +9% YTD
Lenses for 35mm and larger Shipped Value: ¥257.8 billion +41% YTD
Cumulative 2022 Mirrorless unit share (of Mirrorless + DSLR): 67.8% (was 58% YTD 2021)
Cumulative 2022 Mirrorless Shipped Value share: 84.9% (was 77% YTD 2021)
The ratio of lenses shipped to bodies shipped is 1.7 for YTD 2022. It was 1.75 for YTD 2021.
Year to Date 2022 Geographic Share:
DSLR:
Units: China 10.7%, Asia (not incl. China or Japan) 11.3%, Japan 3.9%, Europe 39.2%, Americas 33.1%, Other 1.7%
Shipped Value: China 18.6%, Asia (not incl. China or Japan) 13%, Japan 4.5%, Europe 32.2%, Americas 30.3%, Other 1.3%
Mirrorless:
Units: China 21%, Asia (not incl. China or Japan) 16.2%, Japan 9.9%, Europe 26%, Americas 23.1%, Other 3.7%
Shipped Value: China 23.3%, Asia (not incl. China or Japan) 16.4%, Japan 8.9%, Europe 22.4%, Americas 24.7%, Other 4.4%
Compacts:
Units: China 9.5%, Asia (not incl. China or Japan) 12%, Japan 23.6%, Europe 29.4%, Americas 21.4%, Other 4.1%
Shipped Value: China 13.9%, Asia (not incl. China or Japan) 13.6%, Japan 17%, Europe 28.6%, Americas 23.4%, Other 3.4%
Lenses:
Units: China 15.3%, Asia (not incl. China or Japan) 13.3%, Japan 9%, Europe 31.6%, Americas 27.5%, Other 3.4%
Shipped Value: China 18.7%, Asia (not incl. China or Japan) 13.6%, Japan 9.7%, Europe 26.9%, Americas 26.9%, Other 4.3%
List of participating CIPA companies can be found here.
Via NikonRumors