Tag: Photo specialty
Tech Trends: Choosing Print Channels
The overall incidence of printing any type of digital camera image out at photo specialty retailers was 8% according to The NPD Group’s...
Kodak Celebrates 125 Years of Imaging at Photokina with New Photo...
Rochester, NY—With the photokina fair as the backdrop, Kodak celebrated 125 years of imaging, unveiling the next wave of its technologies. The company...
Strategy Session: Sony Shares Technology across Product Lines
Sony has been a powerful consumer electronics brand for a long time, and their impact on digital imaging cannot be overstated. The emergence...
Strategy Sessions: Fujifilm
Fujifilm North America Corporation was formed on January 1, 2010 by merging Fujifilm USA, Inc., and Fujifilm Graphic Systems USA. The merger will bring...
5 Years Later… Think Tank Photo: Be Ready before the Moment
“THINK TANK PRODUCTS ARE BUILT FOR PHOTOGRAPHERS WHO USE THEIR CAMERA BAGS EVERY WEEK, possibly every day,” says Doug Murdoch, bag designer extraordinaire and...
They’ll Print/They Won’t And What to Do About It
Photographic processing – remember that expression? Wikipedia defines this as the processes by which photographic film or paper is treated after photographic exposure in...
PRO Group Reaches Milestone as it Embarks on its Second Half...
When members of the Photo Research Organization (PRO) convened in Fort Lauderdale last month it was as much to look back as look ahead...
Shop Talk: Steve Cordova, VP for Marketing, Smartparts
“From a photo-specialty standoint, I think retailers should adapt to digital frame technology faster. They should offer to pre-load a customer’s digital images...
Zeroing in on Your Customers with Claritas
Since 1971, San Diego-based Claritas has been providing accurate, up-to-date marketing information about people, households and businesses within any geographic area in the United...
PMA 2007 Focus: High-Margin Products
Though the photo specialty channel has had a rough decade adjusting to the digital transition, those that have weathered the storm are reinventing themselves...
