Growing craze of smartphone photography has deep impact on the camera industry. According to a report by the Japan-based industry group ‘Camera and Imaging Products Association (CIPA), the camera sales in 2010 was about 120 million. Which has decreased by 2017 to 25 million. Sales fell from 80% in 2010 to 2017. According to the CIPA report, compared to 2017, in early 2018 camera sales dropped by 28%. CIPA Group has big brand members like Olympus, Canon and Nicon.
Almost everyone has a smartphone available during the cheap internet era. And every person who has a smartphone, is a photographer in his own right. Even in technology, something new is happening every day, which also improves the quality of the smartphone camera.
In this case, the trend of people is going down on the side of the professional camera. Until a few years ago, people using the camera were called photographers. But today every smartphone user has become a professional photographer. The digital boom in the last few years has a profound impact on the camera industry.
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