Posts Tagged ‘Rise Above Research’
January 2023 Photo Imaging News Published
This issue marks the beginning of our 40th year of uninterrupted publication. In this issue, we continue our extensive coverage of the Imaging [email protected] The “Phototalk” commentary by Vimal Parmar this month addresses the Consumer Electronic Imaging Fair (CEIF) 2023. Canon, Inc. always releases its year-end results on January 30, [...]
December 2022 Photo Imaging News Published
In this issue, we begin our coverage of the Imaging [email protected] with two fascinating presentations: The Impulse To Open: The Future Is Made From Courage by Simone Gerwers and Use Artificial Intelligence - Preserve Privacy by Reiner Fageth from CEWE . The “Phototalk” commentary by Vimal Parmar this month addresses Weddings in India. [...]
Photo Imaging News June Issue Published
In this issue, we begin our coverage of the School Photographers Of America meeting in Houston, including a history of school photography in the US, and continue coverage of the IMI Inkjet Conference 2022. Business reviews of Ringfoto and Fujifilm Holdings. Numerous short summaries with links for more detail cover a wide range of topics. To obtain [...]
Lay-Flat Photo Books Gaining Popularity
2022 RAR Lay Flat Analysis Press Release Photo books have great staying power with consumers and layflat photo books have opened up new opportunities for vendors to upsell consumers to a product that has tangible benefits over standard photo books. Based on survey results from their most recent US Photo Merchandise Study, a new analysis [...]
Photo Printing Remains an Integral Part of Consumers Lives
HaueterRelease1 According to a new 2022 US Photo Printing Study from Rise Above Research, most US consumers still print photos, despite the ability to view and share the photos electronically on mobile devices or computers. The 25-34-year-old age group has the highest percentage of consumers who print photos, but it’s especially [...]
Photo Imaging News March 2022 Issue Published
The March 2022 issue is focused on the first installment of our review of Dscoop Edge Rockies, which had four "Photo" sessions this year. Financial reviews of Photo-Me and Eastman Kodak. Highlights include: Three announcements of new color films for photography; Researchers have found widespread use of fake Linkedin accounts; A bill moving [...]