The 2006 Digital Imaging study builds on the data and analysis of the 2005 Digital Imaging study. The research tracks consumer behavior, satisfaction, interest levels and several other key metrics from year to year. Topics discussed include—How are consumers using their digital still image or video capture devices? Do consumers rely on automatic default settings or do they prefer manual adjustments. What is their comfort level with using advanced features? How is the market changing with respect to capturing digital still images and video? Do consumers engage in device substitution or device complementary behavior? What new trends are we likely to see in how consumers view, print, and share their digital content? What impact has social networking sites such as MySpace had on consumer behavior in terms of digital imaging? How and where are consumers saving, storing, and archiving their digital imaging content? In both the short term and the long term, what are consumers planning to do?
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