Tag: Photo industry
What Have You Printed on Lately? Reshaping the Photo Retail Landscape
What Was I Thinking?
On December 15, 1999, when many photo lab owners were thinking of giving up and walking away from the business, I...
Digital Imaging Reporter’s 2014 State of the Industry
While there are many challenges facing our industry as we approach 2015, there is a common theme that stretches across the outlook of the...
Selective Focus: The Hurry-Up Game—Major Intros Prior to CES
WWhile CES is all about new product intros, photo industry manufacturers were not shy about getting news out about their latest products prior to...
Photography & Digital Imaging Exhibits and Sessions Presented by PMA@CES
DIMA 2014The DIMA 2014 Conference at Bally’s Las Vegas is the premier educational event for digital imaging professionals. The conference takes place January 5–6....
PMA Announces 2014 Distinguished Service Award Recipients
Jackson, MI—PMA is honoring three outstanding members of the imaging industry with the 2014 PMA Distinguished Service Award, in recognition of their contributions to...
Selective Focus: The Cameraphone and the Photo Industry
The announcement of the 41MP Nokia Lumia 1020 cameraphone seems to have been met with some excitement, and considerable consternation, within the photo industry...
Nikon Ambassador Program Recognizes Storytellers Who Inspire Photography
Melville, NY—Nikon’s newly launched Nikon Ambassador program is a collective initiative dedicated to recognizing the most influential leaders in modern photography. The company believes...
Selective Focus: A Score of Years Ago
Back in ‘93 we were just getting ourselves out of a severe recession. It was Bush then and it’s Obama now, but the banks...
The Last Word: Moving beyond Mobile—Cameras Must Deliver on Technology and...
I recently stumbled across a statistic that didn’t necessarily surprise me but should challenge each of us to think a bit differently. According to...
Selective Focus: The Filmless Generation Comes of Age
One of the first questions I ask in a class I teach on using a digital SLR is: “How many here have ever shot...
