The U.S. Consumer Photo Prints Market Forecast: 2007-2012 estimates the digital photo print volume for each year of the forecast period. It estimates volumes and revenue for prints made at home, online, retail, and work, and their relative growth rates through the forecast period. It also forecasts prints by the capture device where the photos are made. Consumer printing trends that impact the forecast are provided, with relevant information taken from InfoTrends various consumer surveys.

• Executive Summary
• Introduction
• Definitions
• Data Sources
• Methodology
  Capture Device Households (Sources)
  Percentage of Capture-Device Households Printing at Each Location
  Print Quantities per Source and Location
  Retail Prints
• Parameters of the U.S. Consumer Photo Prints Forecast
• Considerations that Impact the Forecast
• Drivers for U.S. Print Volume Growth
  Growth in Capture Devices
  Prints are More Affordable
  Photo Archiving
• Barriers for U.S. Print Volume Growth
  Options, Options and More Options
  Mismanagement of Photos
  Complacency
• Consumer Behavior
  Overall Usage Patterns
  Print Location
• Print Forecast Assumptions
  Consumers will continue to use a variety of ways to print
  Camera Phones will have minor impact on print forecast
  Population of non-printers will increase
  Some shared photos will be printed, but not many
  Multiple cameras per household do not lead to more photos being printed
  The economy may have an impact on photo printing
• U.S. Print Forecast
  Top-Line Results
  Print Forecast by Capture Device
  Print Forecast by Print Location
  Print Forecast by Retail Print Location
• Conclusion
  For more information on this report contact Matt O'Keefe at matt_okeefe@infotrends.com.