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The Future of Digital Photo Clutter
Naren Dubey
  DOI :  10.2352/ISSN.2169-4672.2014.5.0.21  Published Online :  January 2014
Abstract

The future of digital clutter - trigger happy consumers today are capturing thousands of photos a year and inadvertently creating digital clutter on their hard drives or cloud storage services. This digital clutter has become a barrier in print fulfillment and/or enjoyment of photos. We will propose a solution which is a combination of technology and the trained human eye that can take a "heap" of digital photos and transform them into a beautifully laid out "photo story" that can be printed or enjoyed on a digital display/mobile device with zero work from the user. Conversion rates of this solution for photo stories (from photo upload to print) are north of 75% in comparison to the best photo book tools that are in the range of 30%. We will discuss sharing of these photo stories across platforms - mobile, web and TV.

Journal Title : International Symposium on Technologies for Digital Photo Fulfillment
Publisher Name : Society for Imaging Science and Technology
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Naren Dubey, "The Future of Digital Photo Clutter"  in Proc. Int'l Symp.on Technologies for Digital Photo Fulfillment,  2014,  pp 21 - 21,  https://doi.org/10.2352/ISSN.2169-4672.2014.5.0.21

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The Future of Digital Photo Clutter
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The future of digital clutter - trigger happy consumers today are capturing thousands of photos a year and inadvertently creating digital clutter on their hard drives or cloud storage services. This digital clutter has become a barrier in print fulfillment and/or enjoyment of photos. We will propose a solution which is a combination of technology and the trained human eye that can take a "heap" of digital photos and transform them into a beautifully laid out "photo story" that can be printed or enjoyed on a digital display/mobile device with zero work from the user. Conversion rates of this solution for photo stories (from photo upload to print) are north of 75% in comparison to the best photo book tools that are in the range of 30%. We will discuss sharing of these photo stories across platforms - mobile, web and TV.