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| This document provides analysis of the U.S. photo kiosk and digital minilab markets, including key market drivers, barriers, ongoing market issues, and equipment vendor profiles. Forecast and historical information is provided in terms of unit shipments, installed base, average selling price, and total revenue. |
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Features
Executive Summary
Top Five Takeaways Introduction Forecast Methodology Retail Photo Printing Drivers
Faith in the Process
Many Options Available
Resistance to Shipping Charges
Dry Labs Will Bring Photo Printing to More Retailers Barriers to Retail Photo Printing
Photo Print Volume Close to Peak
Prints Become More of a Loss Leader
Alternative Viewing and Sharing Methods Retail Photo Printing Trends
Retail Printing On the Rise
Dry (Chemical-Free) Minilabs Enter the Market in a Big Way
More Placements of Input Terminals
Net-To-Retail Printing Grows in Popularity
The Economy Impacts Digital Imaging, but not Necessarily Output
More Pictures are Being Taken with Camera Phones, but Few are Printed U.S. Forecast and Market Size Estimates: Photo Kiosks
Photo Kiosk Shipments
Photo Kiosk Revenue
Photo Kiosk Installed Base U.S. Forecast and Market Size Estimates: Digital Minilabs
Digital Minilab Installed Base Estimated U.S. Market Share: Photo Kiosks
Kiosk Market Share by Annual Shipments
Kiosk Market Share by Installed Base Estimated U.S. Market Share: Digital Minilab Installed Base Conclusion Appendix: Forecast Tables
Vendor Profiles
DNP Photo Imaging America
Eastman Kodak Company
Fujifilm
Hewlett-Packard
KIS/Photo-Me
Lucidiom
Mitsubishi
Noritsu
PhotoChannel Networks / Pixology
Sony
Whitech
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