By Carrie Sylvester – Mar 25, 2013 – InfoTrendBlog It was nearly two years ago when we heard Annie Liebovitz say that “the iPhone is the snapshot camera of today.” At the time I thought, “No way, Annie.” But being someone that regularly surveys consumers about their camera behaviors and future plans I wanted to…
(Weymouth, MA) December 11, 2012…InfoTrends is pleased to announce the completion of a new multi-client study entitled, Next-generation Personalized Printed Products. Due to the popularity of products like photo books, photo calendars, and photo cards, the photo merchandise market has experienced strong growth over the past few years. This study examines the “next-generation” of printed…
As the European digital photography market matures vendors are looking for deeper analysis. In order to drive growth in the market the needs of specific consumer segments such as early adopters, mums or hobbyists need to be understood. Weymouth, MA (PRWEB) December 05, 2012 As the European digital photography market matures vendors are looking…
(Weymouth, MA) August 28, 2012…Print is driven by applications and digital production printing is no exception. Demand for certain applications, however, changes over time due to various reasons, such as growth in usage, electronic replacement, and moves to shorter runs. The change in demand will have a profound impact on digital printing in competition with…
Submitted By: Alan Bullock on July 20, 2012 – InfoTrendsBlog Kodak launched the EasyShare One Wi-Fi digital camera in 2005. Since then, most manufacturers have dipped an occasional toe in the connectivity water, with random introductions of models in which Wi-Fi seemed like an afterthought in an otherwise rather ordinary camera. Their best cameras were…
Key Highlights: Consumers will expect connectivity in future electronic device purchases. Wi-Fi enabled camera models with a user-friendly interface need to become a standard offering. Camera vendors should promote the picture quality of digital cameras over smartphones to consumers. (Weymouth, MA) May 03, 2012…The connected experience is the future of imaging. The consumer electronics industry…
Key Highlights: Leading brands remain important to professional photographers. Part-time professional photographers are becoming an influential demographic. More professional photographers want photo and video capture on one device. (Weymouth, MA) January 23, 2012…InfoTrends has uncovered emerging professional photographer trends and behaviors in its Digital Imaging and Professional Photographers: 2011 Survey report. This report reveals equipment…
Key Highlights: 80% of social network users shoot digital video at least occasionally Users expect to be able to utilize social networking sites (including photo/video uploading, sharing, viewing, and commenting capabilities) from a mobile device. Nearly 85% of social network users believe that high-resolution photo storage is an important feature in a social network (Weymouth,…
Key highlights: Mobile Phones are a serious threat to digital camera use. Number of photos shared via the internet is on the rise. Photo taking behaviors with digital cameras remains strong. Over a quarter of camera owners plan to purchase a new camera within the next 12 months. (Weymouth, MA) January 12, 2012…InfoTrends announces the…
December 30, 2011 – Posted By: Gary Pageau - PMA Newsline PMA, the Worldwide Community of Imaging Associations, announces InfoTrends will host an imaging industry executive breakfast, Wednesday, Jan. 11, at the Venetian, rooms 601/602, beginning at 7 a.m., during PMA@CES. The InfoTrends’ team will offer a review of key market trends that are expected to…
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