In this issue we begin our coverage of the Photo Imaging Connect conference (Brief News of the Photofinishing Industry includes:
• The Increasing Use of Resin Inks in Wide Format Printing
• The Better Business Bureau issues a warning after receiving reports of wedding photographer scams
* Epson Invests in South Korean startup Gosan Tech
• The E-Myth Revisited” by Michael E. Gerber guides high volume photographers
• The free Unified Printing Taxonomy, a standardized classification system
• How Marketers Can Navigate a World Minus Cookies (What Does That Even Mean?)
• First Dscoop Summit in Latin America, scheduled for August 28–29 in Medillín
• Mission 300, a partnership with the African Development Bank to connect 300 million Africans to electricity by 2030
• 3 Key Highlights from the 2024 EU AI Act – What they mean for the print and document imaging sector
• Webflow’s second annual “State of the Website” report explores key insights from 500 marketing leaders
• GelForm, a new advanced analog film scanning innovation from Gelatin Labs
• Survey of Japanese photographers shooting film indicates they use 1+ roll/month
• Gooten expands access to Kornit’s Global Fulfillment Network for On-Demand Production
• Imaging World 2025 in Nuremburg Oct. 10-12 announces extended line-up of inspiring workshops,
• Photographers with sheet-film cameras can now order selected custom sizes of ILFORD ultra large format sheet film
• German photo industry pundit Daniel Attallah writes about an attitude problem in Germany
• Should “street photographers” be asking permission to take photos?
• Canon is helping provide essential resources, services, and opportunities to people dealing with the aftermath of the devastating Los Angeles wildfires
• 126-inch-wide EFI Pro 30h+ hybrid printer enables direct-to-board and roll-to-roll printing in one footprint
• Cimpress has confirmed its order for as many as 20 HP Indigo B2 120K and 18K digital presses