Sony was the first major camera maker to completely focus on mirrorless cameras. It got the early mover advantage too and now, has phased out its DSLR camera models. Sony’s success pushed rivals Nikon and Canon into the mirrorless game with Nikon launching the Z6 and Z7 while Canon introducing the R5 and R6 models.
Now, Nikon Japan has marked its very well regarded DX DSLR, the D500 as discontinued. Unlike Canon, Nikon hasn't made any official statement as to its intentions with regard to DSLR technology, and it is known that throughout 2019-2020 Nikon's DSLR range was amongst its most popular. Nikon USA also still lists the camera as being available.
Nikon's situation is less certain, as it hasn't launched a new DX format DSLR since the Nikon D7500. "It was inevitable, but it looks like Canon is starting the discontinuation of EF lenses," states a report by Canon Rumors. I was told by Alex at FStoppers that the Canon EF 200mm f/2L IS USM is now unlisted or listed as discontinued at various
The Nikon P1000 was an incredibly popular digital camera, but Nikon decided to discontinue it due to competition from newer models. This decision was ultimately based on the need to keep up with the ever-advancing technology in the digital camera space. While the P1000 was known for its impressive zoom capability and unique design, newer models
The beginner-friendly DSLR was once a lynchpin of Nikon's camera lineups, but the Japanese giant has confirmed that those days are over – it's officially discontinued its two most affordable DSLRs.

Now, though, that disappearance seems to be becoming official, with the AF-P DX Nikkor 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6G VR lens (the typical entry-level kit lens) listed as discontinued on the Nikon website and virtually all of their DX-format DSLRs being out of stock, at least in some camera combinations if not completely. In July 2019, it was rumoured that

While Nikon hasn’t expressly confirmed the rumors—in fact, they issued a press release this month calling the reports “speculation”—there’s been a downward trend in development and production of the DSLR camera. The DSLR (Digital Single Lens Reflex) camera became popular around the start of the new millennium, with companies like 8bAtRh.
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