> Photo labs (places where physical photos were developed and edited) were replaced by digital post processing. Not at all. The mass of work was not done for p

> Photo labs (places where physical photos were developed and edited) were replaced by digital post processing. Not at all. The mass of work was not done for professionals, but for the mass market. And that one totally disappeared, almost nobody gets photos developed any more compared to hundreds of millions (billions ?) of people before. Of course it was already automated, but now there is isn't anyone left to feed the machine, to check the result, to send the photos or deliver them at the desk, since even the machines are gone...