Mankan G
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Saxat från www.bythom.com
Vi hör rätt ofta klagomål på varför Nikon lanserar så många normalzoomar istället för "roligare" objektiv. Well here is the answer:
"Nikon has sold, for example, something over 11 million 18-xx DX lenses in the five years they've been making them. That alone represents something near 40% of all lenses Nikon made during that period. Add in the 55-200mm and you've accounted for over half of the lenses made from 2005 through the end of 2010. Throw in the 70-300mm (both versions) and we've got another 1m lenses and are pushing 60% of the total. By way of contrast, the 24-70mm and 70-200mm, the two most popular high-end lenses, didn't come close to a 1m units between them. Many of the over 60 lenses in Nikon's current lineup sell only in the tens of thousands of units, and I'm pretty sure that Nikon would consider a lens that sells 100,000 units or more a "popular" lens (the 16-85mm is now over that hump).
Vi hör rätt ofta klagomål på varför Nikon lanserar så många normalzoomar istället för "roligare" objektiv. Well here is the answer:
"Nikon has sold, for example, something over 11 million 18-xx DX lenses in the five years they've been making them. That alone represents something near 40% of all lenses Nikon made during that period. Add in the 55-200mm and you've accounted for over half of the lenses made from 2005 through the end of 2010. Throw in the 70-300mm (both versions) and we've got another 1m lenses and are pushing 60% of the total. By way of contrast, the 24-70mm and 70-200mm, the two most popular high-end lenses, didn't come close to a 1m units between them. Many of the over 60 lenses in Nikon's current lineup sell only in the tens of thousands of units, and I'm pretty sure that Nikon would consider a lens that sells 100,000 units or more a "popular" lens (the 16-85mm is now over that hump).





