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| This document provides an in-depth analysis for InfoTrends’ 2009 Mobile Photography End-User Survey. This study was conducted in March 2009 and a total of 1,617 qualified responses were received. This research report provides analysis on the ownership, usage, and applications for handsets with embedded cameras. It also includes a comparison between traditional camera phones and smartphones. Where appropriate, the results from this year’s survey are compared with those from our 2008 study. |
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Features
Key Highlights Executive Summary
Demographics
Camera Phone Ownership and Use
Camera Phone Specifications
Photographic Behaviors of Camera Phone Users
Video Clips
Camera Phone Non-Users
Mobile Web Capabilities Introduction Methodology
Sources of Skew
Mean vs. Median Camera Phones vs. Smartphones Banner Point Definitions Survey Findings
Demographics
Age
Gender
Annual Household Income
Marital Status
Presence of Children
Approach toward New Technologies
Camera Phone Ownership and Use
Type of Cell Phone Used Most Often
Camera Phone Users versus Total Respondents and Camera Phone Non-Users
How Often Camera Phones Are Carried Type of Photographer
Features that Influenced Purchasing Decision
First, Replacement, or Additional Phone
Wireless Carrier
Brand
Personal versus Business Use
Camera Phone Specifications
Resolution
Embedded Features
How Often Various Features are Used
Most Desired Features
Photographic Behaviors of Camera Phone Users
Number of Camera Phone Photos Taken
Camera Phone Photos Saved
Camera Phone Photos Edited
Photo Sharing
Online Photo Services
Photo Printing
Camera Phone User Satisfaction Rates
Video Clips
Number of Video Clips Captured
Video Clip Sharing
Camera Phone Non-Users
Purchasing Consideration
Reasons for Not Purchasing a Camera Phone
Future Purchasing Plans
Mobile Web Capabilities
Ownership and Use
Types of Sites Accessed
Interest in Accessing Photos
Printing Web Content from Mobile Devices Conclusion
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