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| The U.S. Consumer Photo Prints Market Forecast: 2008-2013 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, as well as 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. |
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Features
Executive Summary
Top Five Takeaways Introduction Definitions Data Sources Methodology
Capture Devices
Print Quantities per Capture Device
Retail Prints Parameters of the U.S. Consumer Photo Prints Forecast Considerations that Impact the Forecast Drivers for U.S. Print Volume Growth
Capture Devices with Advanced Technology
Economic Situation May Give Boost to Print Volume
Photo Prints Best for Archiving Barriers for U.S. Print Volume Growth
Prints Seen as Old-Fashioned
Many Choices Breed Confusion
Cost and Perceived Cost Consumer Behavior
Overall Usage Patterns
Print Location Print Forecast Assumptions
Print Volume Will Continue to be Spread among Various Print Methods
Print Prices Will Stay Fairly Stable
More Pictures Will be Taken with Camera Phones, but Few Printed
The Economy Impacts Digital Imaging, but not Output U.S. Print Forecast
Top-Line Results
Print Forecast by Capture Device
Print Forecast by Print Location
Print Forecast by Retail Print Location Conclusion Appendix: Forecast Tables
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