>>3191907>>3191927As mentioned these are not some official numbers or w/e, it's the products that dpreview has on their website, so it can happen that they missed some from some vendors, for who knows what reason
In a future investigation I could have a different approach and source the data from the actual vendors, but that would imply different scraping setups for each, which is quite a bit of work to go through
I believe the option I chose is representative enough but that's my opinion, since it's very close to what an average consumer might come across
Pic related shows the type of lens per mount, either zoom or primes, again to get an idea of the distribution in future graphs
Unsurprisingly enough most have more zoom lenses than primes. Apparently Canon EF-S is compatible with Canon EF, so they kind of complement each other, and roughly the same could be said about the Nikon DX/FX, which would explain their different zoom/prime distributions
