MySpecial Photos Launches Custom Photo DVD Service at Breakthrough Pricing
LOS ALTOS, Calif. ? January 8, 2004 ? MySpecial Photos, an online digital photo editing and processing service (www.myspecialphotos.com), announced the introduction of MYSPECIAL PHOTO DVD. The new product enables consumers to view their digital photos on their television sets with family and friends."One might call it the digital version of the traditional slideshow - with sound", said Ed Klar, company president.
"Consumers can now order photos on DVD through a process that is fast, simple, and at a price that makes it within reach of everyone".
For $19.95, consumers receive a custom PHOTO DVD comprising 50 of their favorite personal photos.
Each DVD comes with a choice of music, a personalized show title, and a customized jacket cover and label. Copies are $9.95, priced for gift-giving."There are a host of special occasions for viewing a PHOTO DVD including birthdays, anniversaries, graduations, weddings, baby showers, surprise parties, reunions, and back from a vacation" said Ed Klar. "We also see demand coming from event organizers, clubs, high schools and communities."With roughly 40% of American households owning DVD players and this penetration growing rapidly, MySpecial Photos projects strong sales of this affordable photo product.
"We see it replacing the photo album as the primary offline sharing media," said Ed Klar.The company sees itself as the service for individuals who would rather turn to professionals for their digital photo needs rather than educating themselves in photo software applications from Adobe Systems, Apple or Microsoft for example.About MySpecial PhotosThe company provides digital camera owners high quality prints at affordable prices.
The way a photo looks its best is to digitally edit it prior to printing.
By bringing together the most efficient technologies in photo editing and processing, the company is able to deliver enhanced prints at consumer friendly prices. The privately held company is located in Los Altos, California. For more information or to try the service, visit http://www.myspecialphotos.com..
Goody Candles Introduces Online Photo Candle Design Center
Southington, CT (ContentDesk via ContentDesk Direct) July 7, 2005 -- Goody Candles, a producer of premium, personalized Photo Candle gifts, is proud to announce the launch of their new website, GoodyCandles.com. "With our new website, we are giving everyone the ability to create their own unique, personalized, Photo Candle gifts. Our online Photo Candle Design Center gives our valued customers control throughout the design process," states Sabine Goodrich, Vice President and Owner of Goody Candles.A Photo Candle is a custom designed candle with any image and text placed inside during the manufacturing process. Ideas and occasions for Photo Candle use are shown at GoodyCandles.com in their Photo Candle Gallery.In the past, production of Photo Candles has taken two weeks or more between finalizing designs and manufacturing. Now, production time has been cut by 50 percent due to bringing the design process online and giving ultimate control...
Goody Candles Introduces Online Photo Candle Design Center
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Lyra’s Forecast 360 Predicts Global Photo-Printing Revenue Will Near $20 Billion in 2009: Steady Growth Expected in Consumer Digital Photo Printing
Newton, MA (ContentDesk) February 13, 2006 -- Lyra Researchs recently expanded Digital Photography Advisory Service has published its new Forecast 360 for the digital camera, photo printer, and digital capture and photo-printing markets. The forecast predicts continued growth in consumer printing of digital photographs. Worldwide revenue from sales of home photo-printing supplies and in-store and online photo-printing services is expected to grow from a combined $10.7 billion in 2004 to $19.7 billion in 2009, a compound annual growth rate of 13 percent. According to Steve Hoffenberg, director of Lyras Digital Photography Advisory Service, The percent of digital camera and camera phone images that are printed will remain modest, and the average price per print will sag in response to competitive pressures and through improved production efficiencies. Nevertheless, the sheer number of images digitally captured is exploding.
The result will be a steady increase in digital photo-printing...
Lyra’s Forecast 360 Predicts Global Photo-Printing Revenue Will Near $20 Billion in 2009: Steady Growth Expected in Consumer Digital Photo Printing
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