Overproduction of LCD flat panels and fierce competition from the manufacturers is likely to lead to prices falling by nearly a third next year, a Reuters report said.

Englewood, CO-August 31, 2006- ExpressDigital, the foremost authority on digital photography software and software solutions, has launched a podcast series for customers called „Digital Dialog.‰ The podcast can be streamed or downloaded to a personal MP3 player at www.expressdigital.com.

Corbis saw its revenues rise 16 percent in the first half of 2006 compared to the same period last year, to $127 million, largely thanks to rising image prices. But the second-largest licenser of stock photographs continues to lose money, something Corbis executives say is due to investments in technology and new content.

Christinger Partner has seen its plan to become one of the key players in the Swiss super-wide format printing market run like clockwork, thanks to its two HP Scitex XL1500 printers and newly-purchased HP Scitex TJ8300 printer. The Swiss market is extremely competitive and with so many printers touting wide and super-wide format systems, Christinger […]

Were you the type of kid who broke toys pretty soon after they came out of the box? Or maybe you just go through eyeglasses, camera, phones, and music players with abandon. Even if you’re not like this at all, you probably know someone who fits this sad profile.The Olympus Stylus 720 SW is a […]

HP shipped more than 8.6 million printer products in EMEA during the first half of 2006 according to research house Gartner. HP accounted for 41% of shipments as the overall number of units sold climbed 5% year-on-year to 22.08 million. Gartner’s research includes sales of page printers, copiers and multifunction products (MFP).

Canon’s Pixma MP460 is the 2006 version of the Pixma MP450, but we didn’t find many changes to the photo-centric all-in-one printer–even the $130 price is the same (please refer to the MP450 review for additional details). The body of the MP460 is slightly larger than that of its predecessor: it’s about four inches taller […]

With Congress still dispersed for its August recess, advocates of Net neutrality laws this week took to knocking on office doors of U.S. senators in 25 cities across the nation. From Seattle to Denver to Montpelier, Vt., small groups of citizens, small businesses, nonprofits and individuals allied with the “Save the Internet” coalition staged rallies […]

Five years on and Joel Meyerowitz’s epic images of Ground Zero remind us anew of the enormity of that day. The veteran photographer spent nine months at the site, shooting mangled steel, mountains of rubble, heroic human effort … and, finally, an empty pit. As Peter Conrad writes, the images in his new book show […]

JOEL MEYEROWITZ is a photographer. But what he heard yesterday was almost as important as what he saw: the sounds of children squealing with delight as they played on the cascading marble steps of the Winter Garden. He remembered five years ago when this vast public space in Battery Park City, opposite the World Trade […]

The biggest selling point of the K100D is undoubtedly its Shake Reduction system, which moves the CCD to compensate for “camera shake”. While my tests certainly aren’t scientific, the SR system did its job, letting me take sharp photos at some pretty slow shutter speeds. The beauty of a CCD-shift image stabilizer is that it […]

The Windows Vista Photo Gallery is built on top of a database that allows you to perform powerful queries against your collection of photos and video. Although a file will live in one only folder, you’ll be able to find it in new ways, like by the date it was taken, the date it was […]

Unfortunately there is no software which will test the card, and ensure that it’s genuine. You must manually scrutinise your card, (both visually and by testing it’s performance), to get some idea of it’s genuinity. First thing to look for is poorly printed labels and material; most fake cards have slight differences from the real […]

Raleigh, NC (August 1, 2006)—Alien Skin Software today released Blow Up, an all-new plug-in for Adobe® Photoshop® and Photoshop Elements. Designed for both photographers and graphic artists, Blow Up offers the highest quality image enlargement available. Blow Up simplifies and improves image enlargement, making it easy to convert web graphics to print and create large […]

A half dozen camera manufacturers are among the World’s Most Valuable 100 Brands, based on an annual survey by BusinessWeek and Interbrand. The companies include both traditional photographic companies as well as consumer electronics giants.

An Oxygen Network survey released Tuesday found that more than three out of four women said they’d choose the TV over a diamond solitaire necklace. Women preferred a top-of-the-line cellphone to designer shoes by a similar margin. And a little white iPod narrowly trumped a little black dress.

IRVINE, California – July 31, 2006 – Corporate events held at the stunning Atlantis Paradise Island Resort in Nassau, Bahamas are understandably quite the memorable occasion.  Joshua Yentis of Blue Wave Imaging, preferred vendor at the resort, knows all too well that you have one chance to capture the memories and get them in print […]

In the last hour or so I’ve been checking out this surprisingly-impressive RAW converter. I usually dismiss third-party converter (including the highly-regarded Capture One and Adobe Camera Raw), and until I tried SilkyPix, the only third-party converter that is a distant second to first-party converter is Bibble.

Here are a bunch of tips from Wired. Example: Produce Terrific Black & Whites: Digicams can take beautiful monochrome shots, but you’ll need to do more than Just flip the switch to B&W mode.

The overview, provided by research firm Plimsoll, suggests that 23% of the companies are at ‘high financial risk’. Low and declining margins, coupled with uncontrolled rising debts, are the key warning signs in these 43 companies, says Plimsoll. And it adds that the problems have become so bad that ’standard business decisions are constrained’

Eastman Kodak Co. reports earnings for the fiscal second quarter on Tuesday before the market opens. The following is a summary of key developments and analyst opinion related to the period.

Window Seat: The Art of Digital Photography & Creative Thinking is a photo documentary of a business trip taken by Julieanne Kost from the window seat of the airplane as she shares her personal innermost thoughts, fears, triumphs, weaknesses and her passion for photography.

July 31, 2006 – Atalasoft, Inc., a leading provider of imaging components for Microsoft .NET Framework-based developers, today announced the release of its latest version of DotImage. Version 4.0 of DotImage introduces advanced document cleanup algorithms, advanced photo effects for automatic image enhancement, a cost effective and highly accurate OCR engine, and an improved AJAX […]

Verdict: It’s hard to imagine a better camera at the price. For under £100 you can get a well made, easy to use 3x zoom ultra-compact with good picture quality, a useful range of modes and options, and the prestigious Nikon name. If you’re looking for a gift, a starter camera or something to take […]

PALO ALTO, Calif., May 31, 2006 – HP today announced a new line of digital
photography solutions with features and functionality that greatly enhance the
photography experience for consumers.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 31, 2006-Driving growth across its $25 billion imaging and printing business, HP today announced a fleet of products for fall, the expansion of its Halo Collaboration Studio business and two company milestones.

While the Photosmart R727 has a very useful set of features, its photo quality lags behind the competition. If you’re only printing 4 x 6’s then maybe it’s worth a look, but otherwise you’ll get better photos (but fewer bells & whistles) from other cameras.

ROCHESTER, New York, June 1, 2006 – Durst Image Technology U.S., LLC said today it has launched a revamped web site that makes access to a comprehensive collection of product and service information an intuitive, user-friendly proposition. The site url remains: www.durstus.com.

Despite the attraction of a weather-resistant body, the Olympus Stylus 710 falls short with disappointing performance and overprocessed images.

ONDON, 31 May, 2006 – Canon Europe’s position as a leading provider of imaging technology solutions has been reconfirmed by IDC, ahead of the release of the industry analyst’s forthcoming Western European digital camera market forecast report*, in which Canon is positioned as the 2005 market leader for the fourth consecutive year.

Advanced features aren’t moving mobile phones off shelves in the U.S. even though more users are adopting them, according to a recent survey by research company J.D. Power and Associates.

Macromedia Freehand illustration and and its own GoLive web design product, as the company simplifies its product line following the recent purchase and aquisition of Macromedia.

Apple today launched an appeal to win the hearts and minds of eco-friendly Americans. It is offering to take away their old computer and dispose the of machine in an environmentally sound manner whenever punters buy a brand new Mac. The deal applies to customers buying through its online store or retail outlets.

Photo management software power-house iView Multimedia has conducted a survey on the workflow of professional photographers. They asked over 700 photographers to describe their workflow to find out what they spend the most time doing, where their biggest delays arise, and how well it works in general – and there were some quite interesting results. […]

The Nikon Coolpix L4 is a bit of a mixed bag. Outside in good light the camera takes crisp, sharp photos. Like many digital cameras in this price bracket it tends to struggle in less than perfect light. Shutter lag is also an issue.

The Fujifilm FinePix V10 is a 21st century version of George Eastman’s 19th Century Kodak box camera, the world’s very first point & shoot. Like Eastman’s camera, the V10 was designed to be easy to use (just line up the image in the viewfinder and push the shutter button), capable of consistently capturing very good […]

Practically every core technology area from illumination to software is advancing dramatically today. However, some limitations are starting to arise. One area of concern is in large-format imaging, with the mating of larger area or linescan sensors to many conventional lenses and mounting options (within certain restrictive environments). This can result in a loss of […]

With film cameras filters have traditionally been used to modify both the spectral content (color) and intensity of light, as well as generating special effects like soft focus. Digital cameras operate somewhat differently with respect to color though. Color modification can easily be done “in camera”, and that’s what you’re doing when you set white […]

For many, a camera phone is a nice bit of technology to own, but somewhat without purpose. One new service is attempting to change that. Radar, a service from start-up Tiny Pictures, hopes to make photos from camera phones into a common way for friends to communicate with each other.

Conclusion: The Kodak EasyShare Z612 offers a mix of advanced features and ease of use. If you’re looking to step up from a basic point and shoot, but aren’t ready for a DSLR, the Z612 is a good option. Photo quality suffers a bit in certain lighting conditions, but overall snaps look natural. With the […]

As part as an initiative to market itself to digital-photography enthusiasts, Microsoft hosted a Pro Photo Summit on June 28. At the event, the software maker awarded prizes in its inaugural Future Pro Photographer Contest. One overall winner and three runners-up in different categories were selected. See the winning shots by continuing.

The main camera on the Hubble Space Telescope came back to life Friday for the first time in nearly two weeks after NASA engineers switched to a backup power system, the space agency announced.

June 30, 2006) – ACD Systems International Inc. (TSX:ASA), makers of ACDSeeTM photo management software and CanvasTM technical illustration software, today announced that Mark Franklin has been appointed executive vice president.

American Photo Editor’s Choice Ultrathin Compact camera of the year, the Kodak Easyshare V570, plus other top picks.

The program to recycle printer cartridges at Penn College has produced another check for the general scholarship fund. The Penn College Foundation recently received the check for $132 from the Cartridge World store at 1818 E. Third St. in Williamsport, for empty inkjet and laser cartridges turned in by Penn College employees. Since it began […]

OfficeMax Inc. is eliminating almost all retail mail-in rebate programs — long a source of consumer angst — effective Sunday. Instead, shoppers will see immediate discounts in product pricing at the cash register.

Fairfax, Virginia ˜ It’s an exciting time to be an imaging professional, and SGIA ‘06 (Las Vegas, September 26ˆ29) will prove it, said SGIA President Michael Robertson.

Once again, July 4th is with us, and many American readers will no doubt be anticipating their local fireworks displays, a sight that always seems to fill us with awe – and is a great subject for photos, if you know what to do!

Here’s an overview of how this guy made a 6×9 super-wide camera. Rigid-body, 47mm f/5.6 Schneider MC Super-Angulon in a No. 0 shutter.

You are anxious to purchase your new digital camera! You want to get it in your hands quickly so you can begin to enjoy it. Are you going to go to the store right now and pick one out? Wrong! You must have some basic knowledge and know-how prior to entering into the world of […]

Microsoft’s stock took its biggest one-day fall in more than five years Friday, shaving about $32 billion off the company’s market value. That’s enough to buy Starbucks, with plenty left over to treat everyone in China to a tall cafe Americano. Or maybe buy Costco and Getty Images and get back about $2 billion in […]

Each year, millions of families hit the road, airport, trains or boats for family vacations, with most bringing a digital camera along to capture the memories. And each year, common rookie photog mistakes get made. Don’t let that be you.

For those sports nuts out there, several cameras can catch the action. Look for a quick shutterspeed and the ability to do continuous shooting. Sports photography provides a great chance to get some very intense shots of athletes. For these shots, though, you need a fast camera, a camera that can catch that hit, shot […]

Explore the Photoshop Elements workspace in this illustrated tutorial.

Like a writer who keeps a notebook in her back pocket in case inspiration strikes, I carry a camera with me for times when the setting, lighting, or situation catches my eye. I’m also a camera geek: I read all the magazines for the newest cameras, technology, and tricks, and I look for anything to […]

Coming off an intriguing showcase of new technologies in New York City, Eastman Kodak Co. this week is providing investors with an update on the company’s finances. Rochester’s No. 2 employer on Thursday will release financial results for the first quarter of 2006. Analysts are projecting operating earnings of 5 cents a share, or $14.3 […]

Todd Heisler won an award in the Pictures of the Year International 2006 for his story in The Rocky Mountain News on the return and funeral of a marine killed in Iraq. This same story also won him a the 2006 Pulitzer Prize for Feature Photography, (with his colleague on the Denver paper, Jim Sheeler […]

The Fujifilm FinePix F470 is a 6 megapixel, 3x zoom entry-level camera. It’s a good camera though its positives are on par with some other entry-level cameras: simple controls, compact size, big 2.5 inch LCD, movie mode and image quality. If only its LCD covered 100% of the frame, if only it had better battery […]

April 30, 2006 — I have been invited to Women’s Studio Workshop from July 3 – August 5 where I will exhibit a new project: 5 x 5 x 5, which consists of 55 digital works I generated between 2002-2006. In order to create a cohesive group each image has been scaled to 5 x […]

April 30, 2006 — Tricia Zigmund will present a recent body of photographs called “A Collapse of the Swaying Steady” at ASHgalleries, 5314 Butler Street, Pittsburgh, in a new show opening May 1 and runs through May 31. An opening reception for the artist will be held on May 12 from 7 to 9 pm. […]

Don’t forget to set your clocks ahead 1 hour this weekend. We’re entering Daylight Savings Time again! DST begins early Sunday morning!

Nikon was one of the first companies to offer a camera with built-in Wi-Fi when it launched the P2 last October. Now it has reached the second wireless generation with the arrival of the S6 six-megapixel compact snapper (£300).

CPI Corp., St. Louis, Mo., USA, reported net income for the 12-week fourth quarter ended Feb. 4, 2006, increased to $14.6 million in 2005 from $12.8 million in 2004. Net sales for the fourth quarter of 2005 increased $3.5 million, or approximately 3.5 percent, to $103.0 million from the $99.5 million reported in the fourth […]

Photographer Peter A. Smith captured the only picture of Antonin Scalia making a dismissive – and to some, obscene – hand gesture in a Boston cathedral. What followed was a week of sensational controversy that saw Smith’s photo splashed on the cover of the Boston Herald two days in a row and caused Smith to […]

SEATTLE — As it continues to assemble the world’s leading collection of science and technology images, Science Faction today announced that German photographer Peter Ginter has signed on as a major provider of science research images.

A first-of-a-kind online data storage product seeks to ease the way consumers share their digital photos, music, video and documents. For example, one can e-mail friends a link to new vacation photos, and the recipient can simply click on it without having to download additional software or register for an account _ a common practice […]

Not long ago, multifunction printers were the scourge of the industry. The dictum that being a jack-of-all-trades makes you the master of none applied all too well.

For the first time in West Bengal, digital cameras will be used to shoot photographs of the voters in a large number of booths during the forthcoming Assembly polls as part of the Election Commission’s effort to check impersonation.

March 31, 2006 — Digital Railroad, Inc., today announced that industry veteran Rich Clarkson and Associates, LLC, has chosen Digital Railroad’s technology to archive and distribute the images for NCAA Photos. Rich Clarkson is under contract to NCAA Photos for capturing distributing, archiving and selling images of all 91 men’s and women’s National Collegiate Athletic […]

PC Mag takes a look at the Nikon D200 in the April 25, 2006 magazine edition. It commands 4.5 our of 5!

If you’re new to digital photography and not yet that comfortable with PC software or the Internet, this is the application for you. Preclick Gold Photo Organizer—a tool for organizing, editing, and sharing digital photos—is elegantly designed and easy to use. You won’t even find the usual array of pull-down menus that litter almost every […]

Eastman Kodak Co (EK.N: Quote, Profile, Research) said on Friday it will cancel its program to develop and market Polarizer Films for the liquid crystal display industry

Here’s an overview of how this guy made a 6×9 super-wide camera. Rigid-body, 47mm f/5.6 Schneider MC Super-Angulon in a No. 0 shutter.

You are anxious to purchase your new digital camera! You want to get it in your hands quickly so you can begin to enjoy it. Are you going to go to the store right now and pick one out? Wrong! You must have some basic knowledge and know-how prior to entering into the world of […]

Microsoft’s stock took its biggest one-day fall in more than five years Friday, shaving about $32 billion off the company’s market value. That’s enough to buy Starbucks, with plenty left over to treat everyone in China to a tall cafe Americano. Or maybe buy Costco and Getty Images and get back about $2 billion in […]

Each year, millions of families hit the road, airport, trains or boats for family vacations, with most bringing a digital camera along to capture the memories. And each year, common rookie photog mistakes get made. Don’t let that be you.

For those sports nuts out there, several cameras can catch the action. Look for a quick shutterspeed and the ability to do continuous shooting. Sports photography provides a great chance to get some very intense shots of athletes. For these shots, though, you need a fast camera, a camera that can catch that hit, shot […]

Explore the Photoshop Elements workspace in this illustrated tutorial.

Like a writer who keeps a notebook in her back pocket in case inspiration strikes, I carry a camera with me for times when the setting, lighting, or situation catches my eye. I’m also a camera geek: I read all the magazines for the newest cameras, technology, and tricks, and I look for anything to […]

Coming off an intriguing showcase of new technologies in New York City, Eastman Kodak Co. this week is providing investors with an update on the company’s finances. Rochester’s No. 2 employer on Thursday will release financial results for the first quarter of 2006. Analysts are projecting operating earnings of 5 cents a share, or $14.3 […]

Todd Heisler won an award in the Pictures of the Year International 2006 for his story in The Rocky Mountain News on the return and funeral of a marine killed in Iraq. This same story also won him a the 2006 Pulitzer Prize for Feature Photography, (with his colleague on the Denver paper, Jim Sheeler […]

The Fujifilm FinePix F470 is a 6 megapixel, 3x zoom entry-level camera. It’s a good camera though its positives are on par with some other entry-level cameras: simple controls, compact size, big 2.5 inch LCD, movie mode and image quality. If only its LCD covered 100% of the frame, if only it had better battery […]

April 30, 2006 — I have been invited to Women’s Studio Workshop from July 3 – August 5 where I will exhibit a new project: 5 x 5 x 5, which consists of 55 digital works I generated between 2002-2006. In order to create a cohesive group each image has been scaled to 5 x […]

April 30, 2006 — Tricia Zigmund will present a recent body of photographs called “A Collapse of the Swaying Steady” at ASHgalleries, 5314 Butler Street, Pittsburgh, in a new show opening May 1 and runs through May 31. An opening reception for the artist will be held on May 12 from 7 to 9 pm. […]

PETALUMA, Calif. (PMA TRADE SHOW – February 28, 2005) – PhotoTLC, the industry leader in photo restorations and personalized photo gifts, and Lucidiom Inc., creator of the original Automated Photo Machine (APM), have announced a partnership that will bring major retailers an easy to implement, all-in-one-photo gift and restoration service to their stores.

PETALUMA, Calif. (PMA TRADE SHOW – February 28, 2005) – PhotoTLC, the industry leader in photo restorations and personalized photo gifts, and Lucidiom Inc., creator of the original Automated Photo Machine (APM), have announced a partnership that will bring major retailers an easy to implement, all-in-one-photo gift and restoration service to their stores.

PETALUMA, Calif. (PMA TRADE SHOW – February 28, 2005) – PhotoTLC, the industry leader in photo restorations and personalized photo gifts, and Lucidiom Inc., creator of the original Automated Photo Machine (APM), have announced a partnership that will bring major retailers an easy to implement, all-in-one-photo gift and restoration service to their stores.

ORLANDO, Fla., February 25, 2006 — Bolstering its commitment to advancing the state of the art of digital imaging technology, Mitsubishi Digital Electronics America’s Photo Imaging Division today unveiled the DPS Click 5000 and DPS Kiosk 7000. The new products bring high-performance digital photo processing solutions to greater levels of affordability and accessibility for imaging […]

Mountain View, CA, Feb. 28, 2006 – – MacroPort, Inc. (<http://www.macro-port.com/>www.macro-port.com), a leading provider of mobile technology software and services, today announced the availability of PhotoPlay, a licensable software technology that makes the uploading, sharing and printing of digital photographs taken with digital cameras and camera phones as easy as plugging a memory […]

Ghent, Belgium & Los Angeles, CA – February 28, 2006 – Enfocus, the leading provider of PDF workflow tools, announces that former Time, Inc. production workflow expert Erik Cullins has joined the company as director of sales and marketing for North America. In this position, Cullins is responsible for overseeing customer service, product marketing, […]

Spectra Technology Integration, the leading developer and supplier of printing and decorative solutions to many of the world’s largest companies, introduces TapestryTM edible jetting fluid. TapestryTM is specifically formulated for use with the Spectra Merlin FG. The Merlin FG is the world’s first, commercial, non-impact, digital-imaging system for the decoration of food products such as […]

Randall is a master of the unique, creating simple but beautiful vintage collages. She uses her technique to create special papers for one-of-a-kind journals and scrapbook pages.
advertisement. Four years ago, Randall was a newly hired clerk at Memory Lane, a scrapbooking store. A novice at the craft, she had no experience teaching or creating scrapbooks.

Jessica Fry and Brynna Owens could barely sit still. They were waiting in a meeting room on the top floor of Everett Station last week, clutching one large carrying case each. Inside each expensive-looking tote was a giant scrapbook. More than 4 inches thick and more than a foot wide, they are jam-packed, super-sized tomes.

Jessica Fry and Brynna Owens could barely sit still. They were waiting in a meeting room on the top floor of Everett Station last week, clutching one large carrying case each. Inside each expensive-looking tote was a giant scrapbook. More than 4 inches thick and more than a foot wide, they are jam-packed, super-sized tomes.

Orlando, Fla.—February 28, 2006—dotPhoto, a leading provider of photo, video, and multimedia applications, content, and services for wireless and Web users, today announced from the PMA 2006 International Tradeshow the launch of an enhanced Web site that dramatically expands the company’s unparalleled services for professional photographers and newspapers: www.dotPhotoPro.com. The site provides e-commerce services that […]

Orlando, Fla.—February 28, 2006—dotPhoto, a leading provider of photo, video, and multimedia applications, content, and services for wireless and Web users, today announced from the PMA 2006 International Tradeshow the launch of an enhanced Web site that dramatically expands the company’s unparalleled services for professional photographers and newspapers: www.dotPhotoPro.com. The site provides e-commerce services that […]

Silicon Graphics Inc., a long-struggling maker of high-performance computers, replaced its top executive amid widening losses and lower revenue.

Sometimes, if there is a dead pixel, it’s usually stuck, as the liquid crystal display (TFT LCD) has not covered the whole screen. This can be easily fixed.

IPEX 2006 4th – 11th April 2006 NEC Birmingham, UK Hall 2, Stand F40. Industry leader to preview revolutionary full colour production solution. Leading ink jet and laser manufacturer, Domino Printing Sciences Plc, is set to ensure that visitors to IPEX 2006 witness the pinnacle of its pioneering drop on demand ink jet technology via […]

Microsoft founder Bill Gates, the world’s richest man, said the tax office in the US has to store his financial data on a special computer because his fortune is so vast.
[Editorial Note: Piranha Daily News can help Bill with this problem. Wire transfers accepted. No checks, please!]

Sanyo, just coming off the heels of their announced restructuring, has released third quarter results, which for their fiscal year includes October-December. Perhaps not surprising, Sanyo is reporting a loss.

Inovalight is developing light-activated power generating products based on a unique and patented solvent-based silicon nanomaterial platform. Innovalight claims that it has a cost savings over traditional silicon products by using less silicon and having a more efficient manufacturing process as well as having some unique optical advantages. It is a start-up company aiming […]

Nokia’s Nokia E70 is finally approved by the folks at FCC! Woo-hoo! This baby is, of course, an E-series phone – targeted mostly at business types, and will soon be on its way to the USA. Nokia is pushing big with, ahem, push e-mail solutions including their own Nokia Business Center and BlackBerry Connect among […]

Eastman Kodak Co. said Tuesday it may lose up to $850 million this year instead of $900 million to $1.1 billion, a forecast it mistakenly reported a day earlier as it released its fourth-quarter earnings results.

Shortly after the announcement earlier this month by Carl Zeiss of new Nikon F-mount ZF and screw-mount ZS lens lines, we sent a series of questions to Kornelius J. Mueller, Marketing Manager in the German company’s Camera Lens Division.

MILPITAS, CA, January 31, 2006 — Maxtor Corporation (NYSE: MXO) today announced its financial results for the fourth quarter ended December 31, 2005. Revenue for the fourth quarter was $969 million. The Company reported a net loss of $15.7 million, or $(0.06) per share, for the fourth quarter of 2005. Included in the net loss […]

Fuji Photo Chief Executive Shigetaka Komori said the color-film market has been shrinking by more than 20% each year, much greater than his initial assumption for a fall of about 10%. Changes in the market occurred at a much faster rate than the company could anticipate, Mr. Komori said.

January 31, 2006 — The Georgia O’Keeffe Museum is pleased to announce that its holdings have recently increased dramatically — from 271 to 1102 works — and a selection of these new works will be showcased in the exhibition “A Celebration of New Works: Recent Gifts, Promised Gifts, and Extended Loans.”