Post by account_disabled on Jan 29, 2024 8:13:51 GMT
In June 2015, digital imaging companies shipped more than 1.9 million lenses, which represents a 5.8% increase over June 2014. In Japan and Europe, lens shipments increased by 37.9% and 2.1%, respectively, while they decreased by 1.2% in America. A 7.4% increase in sales of lenses for full-frame cameras and a 5.3% increase in sales of lenses designed for cameras with smaller-than-frame sensors. CIPA-Lenses-Transport-June-2015 Report: DSLR and Mirrorless Camera Sales Up in June 2015 News & Reviews Sales of contact lenses in June 2014 increased by 5.8% compared to June 2015. Overall sales of lenses in 1H.
2015 decreased compared to 1H 2014 Despite the recovery in June 2015, the total Industry Email List shipment of contact lenses in the first half of 2015 worldwide decreased by 3.3%. More than 10.4 million units were shipped in 1H 2015, but this volume was not enough to achieve the one recorded in 1H 2014. In Japan, more than 1.6 million units were shipped, which is a 4.1% decrease. In Europe, more than 2.6 million lenses were sold, so a decrease of 12.1% was registered. Unexpectedly comes from America, where more than 2.6 million optics have also been sold. Moreover, this amount represents a 4.5% increase in 1H 2014 compared to 1H 2015. However.
The redemption recorded in June 2015 was not enough to save the first half of the year in Japan and Europe. As you can see, things were different in America, where the increase in shipments would have been even bigger if it had not been lower in June 2015. The next report for lens shipments will be released next month, so it remains to be seen whether lens sales will continue at a very steady pace. Furthermore, we look forward to the July 2015 numbers to see if ILC sales will offset the decline in compact camera sales. The rumored Sony A7S II is rumored to sport a camcorder design, à la Canon XC7, rather than the A10-like design, given the look of its predecessor.
2015 decreased compared to 1H 2014 Despite the recovery in June 2015, the total Industry Email List shipment of contact lenses in the first half of 2015 worldwide decreased by 3.3%. More than 10.4 million units were shipped in 1H 2015, but this volume was not enough to achieve the one recorded in 1H 2014. In Japan, more than 1.6 million units were shipped, which is a 4.1% decrease. In Europe, more than 2.6 million lenses were sold, so a decrease of 12.1% was registered. Unexpectedly comes from America, where more than 2.6 million optics have also been sold. Moreover, this amount represents a 4.5% increase in 1H 2014 compared to 1H 2015. However.
The redemption recorded in June 2015 was not enough to save the first half of the year in Japan and Europe. As you can see, things were different in America, where the increase in shipments would have been even bigger if it had not been lower in June 2015. The next report for lens shipments will be released next month, so it remains to be seen whether lens sales will continue at a very steady pace. Furthermore, we look forward to the July 2015 numbers to see if ILC sales will offset the decline in compact camera sales. The rumored Sony A7S II is rumored to sport a camcorder design, à la Canon XC7, rather than the A10-like design, given the look of its predecessor.