Spotlight on Teenagers and Young Adults: Digital Photography, Photo Printing, and Photo Merchandise

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Pages: 14
Tables & Figures: 10
Published: January 2010

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InfoTrends’ research has consistently found that young adults (respondents between the ages of 18 and 24) and teenagers (those aged between 13 and 17 years) tend to differ in their photography habits in relation to the population as a whole. Young adults and teens can represent a bright spot in many areas of the digital photography market. This document provides a top-level overview of InfoTrends’ extensive research on this next generation of photographers and highlights some of the opportunities that exist within this important demographic.

Features

Introduction
Top-Level Survey Findings
Male Young Adults are on the Cutting Edge of Technology
Young Adults Use Their Digital Cameras More Frequently
Young Adults Capture More Photos
Young Adults Have Different Photo Printing Habits
Young Adults are More Likely to Purchase Photo Merchandise
Young Adults are Social Networkers
Young Adults are Trendsetters
Young Adults are Heavy Users of Online Photo Services
Conclusion