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Kayell has revealed the ‘secrets of its success’ to mark the Australian-owned photo distribution company’s 40th anniversary.

3D will be the premium home entertainment experience over the next 12 months, according to research group NPD, which recently released figures showing growing consumer demand for newly-released 3D video products.

FUJIFILM managing director Dave Marshall could be described as Australia’s kiosk king, having driven the uptake of the company’s ubiquitous photo finishing system through many major retail channels, from Big W to Harvey Norman and Camera House.

The 2010 PMA Digital Life Expo was the most successful event to date for this event.

This month’s Shopfront looks at how a specialty photo retailer in the outer reaches of Scotland adapted to meet the needs of a changing market.

The newly-released PMA/PICA 2010 Consumer Imaging in Australia research report has revealed that touch-screen smart phones are the “biggest challenge” to the traditional shoot-and-print camera sector.

The owners of some camera stores may be able to save a substantial amount on rent by re-classifying their type of business, according to Veritax Business Consultants’ Hymie Zawatzky.

More than 10,000 public visitors, a record number of professional photographers and a relatively smaller but dedicated bunch of retailers provided exhibitors at this year’s PMA Digital Life Expo with plenty to do over three days on the show floor.

Glynn Lavender urges retailers to take a closer look at what should be the most profitable area of their store.

For many members passports are the most profitable category in the store. Hopefully, everyone is taking advantage of the excellent database on the PMAI website.