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How often do you pull out your phone to take a picture? The average American does it six times a day, according to a new survey of 2-thousand U.S. adults.
The poll reveals:
- The images filling up our camera rolls include group photos of family (69%), friends (66%), as well as snaps of just friends (63%) and family (58%), as well as selfies (58%), pet pics (52%) and scenery (42%).
- The events people are most likely to take pictures at are graduations (45%), weddings (44%), vacations (40%) and sporting events (37%).
- The average person takes 23 photos per event and spends nearly 40% of their time at the event on their phone taking pictures.
- After the event, they look back at the photos a little more than once a month, or 13 times a year.
- As a result, the average person has close to 3-thousand photos (2,795) in their phone’s camera roll.
- Respondents were asked how their photo-taking habits have changed over the last five years and 31% say they take more photos now. Three-quarters of them say they do it because they want to share them with friends and family.
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