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(June 2021) This analysis tracks photo print prices for 4″ x 6″, 5″ x 7″, and 8″ x 10″ prints to provide a comparison among leading retail and online print vendors. It also gives an update on print promotions from each of the vendors covered.
(June 2021) Despite COVID-19, people continue to be snap-happy. As more people are vaccinated against the COVID virus and things begin to open up in many countries, people are taking to the streets again and bringing their phone and cameras. As a result, Rise Above Research forecasts that there will be a 25% increase in photos taken globally in 2021.
(June 2021) This report is part of a series which examines aspiring photographers and their interaction with specific photo products, including photo cards, photo books, photo wall décor, photo calendars, and photo drinkware and long-tail photo items. This report specifically covers photo calendars, drinkware, and long-tail products.
(June 2021) This report is part of a series which examines aspiring photographers and their interaction with specific photo products, including photo cards, photo books, photo wall décor, photo calendars, and photo drinkware and long-tail photo items. This report specifically covers photo wall décor.
(May 2021) This report is part of a series which examines aspiring photographers and their interaction with specific photo products, including photo cards, photo books, photo wall décor, photo calendars, and photo drinkware and long-tail photo items. This report specifically covers photo books.
(May 2021) The 2021 US Photo Printing Study provides the results of an extensive online survey of US consumers that focused on printing habits and behaviors for traditional photo prints. The study provides an in-depth analysis of retail, online, and home printing methods, as well as the impact of COVID-19 on print habits. Non-printers were also asked about why they choose not to print and what could be done to make prints more attractive.