Trends in film processing

Article Abstract:

The 35mm processed film format is still dominant with a 28.3% share of the residential market. An average of one-third of US households conducted film processing per month, based on the 1998 PMA U.S. Consumer Photo Buying Report. The alternative Advanced Photo System format received just a 1.2% market share per month. Disposable cameras received 5.8% each month. The same document showed that 9% of households patronized one-hour minilabs or camera stores for film processing. Drugstores and discount stores proved to be the most lucrative film processing locations.

Photographic and Photocopying Equipment Manufacturing, Market information - general, Sales & consumption, Research Findings, Industry Market Data, Geographic, Consumer Attitudes, Photographic Film, Photographic Film, Paper, Plate, and Chemical Manufacturing, Photofinishing, Still Picture Equip NEC, Photographic equipment, Photofinishing services, Article, 35mm, Advanced Photo System

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Computer-assisted sorting speeds hum-drum task

Article Abstract:

The Computer Assisted Sorting System, developed by the Spector Photo Group of Wetteren, Belgium, allows photo retailers to save substantial time in sorting photofinishing orders. The CASS consists of a computer, software, printer, modem, barcode scanner, infrared transmitter and a set of special files. The manufacturer claims that the system can sort as many as 200 bags in 15 minutes.

Electronic Computer Manufacturing, Product information, Retail & Whsle EDP NEC, Retail computer applications, Spector Photo Group

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