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Fujifilm plans photo-kiosk centers in Australia

July 9, 2003

ELMSFORD, N.Y. -- Fujifilm has announced plans for deploying self-serve digital photo center kiosks in Australia that will let consumers print photos taken on mobile phone cameras.

The Digital Photo Center will take images off multimedia memory cards, as well as via infrared reader, so consumers will just have to point their phones at the kiosk, download the photos and order a print via touchscreen, according to a story at gizmo.com.au.

The kiosk will offer features like red-eye reduction, color-balance adjustment, image zoom, rotation and cropping. Photo calendars, ID photos and greeting card formats are available, the story said.

The story cited the pending release in Australia of a 1-megapixel cell phone camera, and soon-to-increase demand for cell phone photos.