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Will Kodak Miss the Next Imaging Opportunity?
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Kodak's decision to exit the camera market may ultimately prove to be untimely. Years from now, when all cameras are connected to various imaging ecosystems, we may look back on today and realize that Kodak missed an opportunity to once again lead the photography market forward into the next era - The Connected Experience.
2012 Consumer Electronics and Photo Marketing Association Show Review
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For the first time in the history of the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) and the Photo Marketing Association Show (PMA), the two shows were held in the same week in Las Vegas, with the PMA show officially titled "PMA @ CES." CES mainly occupied the Las Vegas Convention Center (LVCC), while PMA was located in the Venetian conference center along with additional CES exhibits. This show review discusses some of the key imaging themes and highlights from the shows, as well as notable product announcements and trends.
Road Map 2012: Internet Imaging Trends
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InfoTrends begins 2012 with a look at some key trends that will shape the consumer digital imaging market in the coming year. This document highlights trends that we believe will influence online and connected imaging activities this year, and is presented in a brief, high-level summary form as a reference tool to assist our clients in making key product planning decisions. These trends will frame our coverage of the industry, and will be examined in greater detail in InfoTrends' forecast, research, and analysis documents throughout the coming year.
The International Consumer Electronics Show
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The International Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas, NV is considered the premier trade show in the consumer electronics (CE) industry. In 2009, the show suffered a dramatic drop in attendance because of the economic crisis in the U.S., but has been steadily climbing back. Preliminary numbers issued in January from the Consumer Electronics Association (CEA) shows that new records were set in attendance, show floor space, and number of exhibitors this year. Contributing to the success of the show was the fact that the Photo Marketing Association (PMA) show was co-located with CES this year. This analysis looks at some of the important statistics that surround the CES trade show and examines the health of the show.
Photo Merchandise Buyers Profile
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This document provides an analysis of photo merchandise buyers and non-buyers based on data excerpted from InfoTrends' 2011 European Digital Photography End-user Survey. The survey was live from March 15, 2011 through March 24, 2011. 2,049 qualified responses were received from respondents in France, Germany, Spain, and the United Kingdom.
2011 U.S. Social Network and Photo/Video Sharing Survey
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For the third consecutive year, InfoTrends has conducted an end-user survey on social networks and photo sharing in the United States. Based on a study that was fielded in September 2011, this report captures a new snapshot of social networking activities and considers how things have changed over the past few years. It evaluates how regular users of social networking sites differ from non-users, explores how consumers are leveraging social networks, and discusses the general photography activities that are being performed on these sites. Where appropriate, results from previous years' surveys are compared to the results from this study to highlight changes that continue to shape this market. Organizers of social networking and photo sharing sites can use the insights in this report to better prepare themselves for consumers' evolving expectations.
Spotlight on Tablets and Imaging
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This document represents InfoTrends' first in-depth analysis on tablets. It provides tablet-related data from some of our recently completed research studies1, forecast numbers for 2010-2015, and a discussion on the demographics of tablet owners. Since many of today's tablets also feature embedded cameras, it also considers how these devices are being used for photo-related activities. Tablet developers and vendors can leverage the information in this report to garner a better understanding of today's tablet owners.
U.S. Connected Experience End-User Survey
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This report details the findings of a June 2011 Web survey of more than 1,500 U.S. consumers and their digital imaging lifestyles. It focuses on their use of three of those connected devices -televisions, tablet computers, and smartphones - for a variety of business, communication, and recreational tasks, including accessing and viewing personal digital media files. The survey consisted of core Demographics and Photo Activity sections as well as a series of questions dedicated to the use of each device.

The results of this study will be useful to anyone seeking to provide equipment and/or services to connected consumers. This includes manufacturers of tablets, smartphones, and televisions, complementary devices that provide connectivity to TVs (e.g., game consoles, media players, other set-top boxes), as well as cable TV systems, mobile carriers, Internet service providers, and online services that store and provide access to consumers' personal photo and video collections.
U.S. Image Viewing Market Forecast: 2010-2015
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This document provides estimates for the number of U.S. digital still camera (DSC) and camera phone (CP) users who are viewing photos on various devices between 2010 and 2015. Estimates are broken out by age groups. This forecast addresses electronic viewing only; photo prints and custom photo merchandise such as photo books are not included here. This forecast is part of InfoTrends' extensive Personal Photo Activity forecast, which observes the number of U.S. consumers engaged in picture taking, photo editing, image sharing and viewing, photo storing and managing, as well as printing. This forecast also tracks the number of unique images that these activities represent.
Technology Ownership and Usage: 2011 European Digital Photography Survey
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This document provides an analysis of technology ownership data from InfoTrends' 2011 European Digital Photography End-user Survey. The survey was conducted among Internet-connected households in France, Germany, Spain, U.K., and Russia.  This report focuses only on the Western European countries surveyed; the Russian data will be available in a separate report. This report examines technology ownership among Western Europeans, highlighting which operating systems are installed on PCs, types of internet connection used, consumer electronic ownership rates, and consumers’ attitudes to new technologies.