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The Digital Imaging Marketing Association is committed to exploring emerging technologies, marketing and business innovations throughout the global imaging industry and envisioning potential for its members. This will be accomplished through education, forums and networking activities, raising standards and sharing best practices.     

Digital Imaging Marketing Association concentrates on how to find customers in the digital imaging market and how to sell to them. The association tracks the market through research studies like DIMA Data and probes the experiences of successful practitioners with special reports like Digital Imaging: Users, Uses and the Technology and Entrepreneurial Digital Imaging Services: Best Practices in an Emerging Industry.

DIMA’s goal is be the main information source in the ever-expanding digital imaging market. DIMA helps its members keep up-to-date on the technology front. The association offers expertise in the fundamentals of running a successful business—from basics like finance and personnel, to the costing of services and wage & salary considerations. Members also receive a monthly newsletter, DIMA Digest, informing them on the latest industry developments.


As a professional trade association, PMA helps the worldwide photo imaging community achieve business success and adapt to new technologies. PMA continues its 83-year legacy of connecting photo imaging businesses to a network of knowledge and support.

PMA represents 20,000 members in 100-plus countries who actively contribute to the expanding $83 billion imaging industry. As photo imaging continues to evolve, this association has grown to represent the diversity in imaging: photo retailers and processors, manufacturers, commercial imaging labs, sports and event photography, custom picture frame shops, and scrapbook retailers. PMA is committed to helping these segments increase their profitability and expand their consumer, commercial and industrial markets.

Through the dedication of its membership, the guidance of its board of directors, and willingness of its staff, PMA gives the industry the ability to see, understand, and act on new opportunities. This purpose directs the development of PMA educational programs, business services, marketing research, industry publications, and trade shows. As a nonprofit organization, any success enjoyed by PMA in its endeavors directly benefits the photo imaging industry and allows PMA to provide continual services and activities for members.


MFP's Photo News

  • Posted November 28, 2007

Nikon UK to include Capture NX with D3 and D300 Sales for a limited time
PMA 08 Convention and trade show dates announce

  • Posted November 18, 2007

  • October 14, 2007

The Class of 2008 an early look at DSLR's destined to be next year's stars
Kodak Improves T-Max 400
Nikon publishes D3 Image Samples

  • Posted March 7, 2007

PMA 2007 Overview from Steve's Digicam website

  • Posted March 6, 2007

D40X Hands on Preview from Digital Photography Review
Adobe sees its future on the web

Nikon announces D40X with 10.2 megapixel CCD

  • Posted March 4, 2007

Adobe releases Photoshop Lightroom 1.0 final version
Pop Photo: Photoshop Lightroom The $199.00 Photoshop killer?

  • Posted January 13, 2007

Recent photo industry news from Creative Pro.com website
Professional Photographer Magazine news, product reviews and interview
Photo District News from PDN newswire

  • Posted January 2, 2007

Digital camera sales top expectations
Shutterfly to add East Coast plant
At holidays, Net photo business cranks up
Dynamic Range for Scanners Brought to Peak Level with SilverFast 6.5
Visit Sigma's SD14 DSLR website
Ruth Berhard --photographer of nudes and still lifes passes away at 101

  • Posted January 1, 2007

Adobe releases Beta versions of Photoshop CS3
Hoya and Pentax reach basic understanding for management integration
Japan's Hoya, Pentax to merge in latest camera shakeup
SanDisk introduces SanDisk Extreme IV CompactFlash Cards
Nikon rolls out RightNow marketing across Europe
The Ten most outrageous photo industry stories of 2006

New Sigma DSLR set for 2007 | Sigma's explanation for the delay from Nov. 2006
PMA 07 coming up March 8-11, 2007
Fujifilm announces development plans for new Finepix S5 Pro for early 2007
Fujifilm to reintroduce Fujichrome Velvia 50


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Books/Software
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Available Now!

ASMP Professional Business Practices in Photography 7th ed.
by ASMP


Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 1.0
In depth preview


The Adobe Photoshop Lightroom Book


 

A Photographer's Life: 1990-2005
by Annie Leibovitz



2007 Photographers Market
by Donna Poehner


Sierra Club
Calendar 2007


Magic Lantern Guides: Nikon D80
by Simon Stafford


National Geographic: The Ultimate Field Guide to Photography
by Bob Martin


Real World Nikon Capture NX
by Ben Long


 

 

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