In Japan, just one full-frame camera made this best-seller list as a three-year-old crop sensor camera shows no sign of slowing down
In the BCN+R rankings from Japan, the Canon EOS R50's mix of price and performance continues to make it the most popular choice
In Japan, a budget mirrorless camera called the Canon EOS R50 has topped the best-selling list for the third consecutive month, while a full-frame camera, the Sony A7 V, holds a fourth-place position. The Sony ZV-E10 II and the Canon EOS R10 also feature in the top three, although the A7 V has consistently remained on the list since its launch.
Larger sensors are not among the top five, and the only full-frame model on the list is the Sony A7 V. General retailers, such as Amazon Japan, tend to sell more beginner cameras, which can explain why the A7 V, despite its higher price point, is placed fourth. The Canon EOS R50, a budget-friendly APS-C model, dominates the top three spots, followed by the R10 and R50.
Sony's crop sensor cameras, including the A7 V, ZV-E10 II, A6400, and A6700, also make it to the list, with the A7 V being the most expensive in the series.
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