It was back in the spring of 2016 when PR and media production agency, MBG, first landed on the idea of building a photobooth. A venture that quickly evolved into a true voyage of discovery.
Jörk Schüßler, Marketing Director EMEA, Citizen Systems, caught up with Operations Manager, Steve Gibbs, to learn more about this unusual story for this, our latest blog feature.
Topics: Print, Photography, Photo print, Event Photography, Event Photographer, Wedding Photographer, wedding photography, Photobooth
One of the major issues facing the ‘traditional’ event photographer is the upward shift in competition. Anyone can walk into a high street store or order an entry-to-mid-range DSLR or CSC camera online. Particularly, the advent of digital photography has given the ability to almost anyone to put their camera into ‘auto’ mode and call themselves a photographer. Everyone has access to an audience too, via social media platforms like Facebook and Instagram, giving an immediate facility to share their ‘work’.
Topics: Print, Photography, Photo print, Event Photography, Event Photographer
Historically, photographic retailers have been accused of dragging their heels, when it comes to technology. Many were resistant to digital imaging technology as it emerged into the market in the early 2000’s and as a result (in part), many have now closed their doors for good.
Topics: Insider, Print, Photography, Photo print
Recent Citizen photo printer converts, Booth Nineteen, shared their thoughts on the range and customer service that the company had experienced, back in November 2018. Since then we've seen the passing of traditionally busy Christmas period taking us into a brand new year.
Topics: Print, Photography, Photo print, Event Photography, Event Photographer, Wedding Photographer, wedding photography, Photobooth
Let’s be honest, most of us have considered or have tried copy media in one form or another. Take inkjet printing as an example; the market is awash with third-party manufacturers. The OEM’s (Original Equipment Manufacturer) are now having to offer more than quality alone, in order to retain their customer’s loyalty.
Topics: Print, Photography, Photo print