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This report evaluates the digital imaging habits of professional photographers. This document and the data within are the result of InfoTrends’ 2007 Professional Photographer study. This study examines the digital photography behaviors of professional photographers, including the equipment they own; what they plan to buy; how many digital images they take, save, store, and print; and the types of software they use. Where appropriate, this document also considers how the results from this year’s survey compare to the results from previous years’ studies.
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Features
Executive Summary Introduction Key Highlights Methodology
Sources of Skew Survey Findings Respondent Demographics Camera and Photo Activities
Types of Cameras Used for Various Applications
Image Capture
Percentage of Image Capture that is Digital
Reasons for Not Using Digital
Camera RAW Mode
Images Saved, Edited, Uploaded, and Printed
Timetable for Transition to Digital
Reasons for Choosing Digital over Film
Brand(s) of Digital Camera(s) Owned
Resolution of Primary Camera
Age of Primary Camera
Areas of Improvement Photo Printing
Proofs vs. Final Prints
Number of Prints Produced on Various Devices
Printer and Supplies Brands Image Editing and Publishing
Operating System
Image Editing
Color Management Image Storage and Management Photo Equipment Purchases Future Purchasing Plans Web Services Recommendations and Conclusions
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