1. Do you have a digital camera? For what purpose is it used? Yes I do: the Sony TRV22, and I use it for business and private purpose. 2. Do you still use 35mm films for private or business purpose? No never, the digital camera is much easier to use. 3. Are the digital images printed out? And if so, in what way? Yes, I do that myself on the Sony printer. 4. What would you like to have changed on a digital camera? I would like to see more pixels on a digital camera and also more possibilities for manual settings. 5. Describe how you see the future (like in 5 years time) on photography for yourself. Well, I desire a wireless connection to make it easy to see the images on a t.v. screen and to enable a quick transfer of the images. 6. You are here as an exhibitor. Which Digital Imaging product is being sold most frequently in this part of the world? Our digital camera the DSC P10 is sold most frequently here in Turkey. 7. In what way influences the show the consumer on this continent? The show doesn't really have that much of an influence because usually people buy a new camera before or in the summer, before going on holiday. And we are in autumn now! 8. What are your expectations concerning Digital imaging for the coming year 2004? (Innovations, prices etc.) I expect the prices to go down in 2004. Name: Erol Özcengiz 9. Do you think that Mobile imaging will claim part of the market of Digital imaging? Company: SONY (özel) Profession: Product Director Mobile imaging will claim a bigger part of the market every year, that's my opinion, because they are already claiming a small part of it. Website Company: http://www.sony.com.tr 10. Describe the future (5 years) of the Digital Imaging Industry. The right to exist for the present companies, is it necessary to establish drastic cooperation's or merges or do you think that from a total different angle there will appear other companies to claim their part of the Digital Imaging Industry. Sony will always survive, Sony is on one side and all the others on the other side. We are doing everything already and the rest is watching.