"You Press The Button and We Do The Rest." So said high school dropout George Eastman in 1885 when he introduced the Kodak camera and created the era of amateur photography. Eastman's dream was to ...

Your camera is indeed an example of George Eastman’s original “Kodak” camera. It was manufactured in 1888. Approximately 5,200 of these cameras were made, and yours is serial numbered 3216.

That system enabled the Eastman Kodak company to disrupt the traditional professional photography market and establish its dominant position during the heyday of film-based consumer photography. In ...

Instead, they could use the Eastman Machine Gun camera, which was styled after a Lewis machine gun. Gunners could load a roll of common 120 film and then aim it just like a real gun.

Eastman Kodak, the legendary ... for the film to be developed, prints made, and new film inserted. That whole process cost another $10. 1896. The year the 100,000th Kodak camera was manufactured.

Eastman Kodak Co. sold 25 million of the ubiquitous pocket cameras, ... "It appeared that it would be the No. 1 Kodak camera of the 1980s. ... That often resulted in grainy prints.

Eastman treated the Kodak camera as a showcase for the flexible roll. The first Kodak may have been clunky by modern standards, but for 19th-century photographers accustomed to wet plates, ...

Eastman Kodak Co is taking its first step into filmless photography with an electronic camera system that can turn a conventional Nikon into a high-tech electronic camera. The Professional Digital ...

Kodak’s prototype digital camera built in 1975 by Eastman Kodak engineer Steven J. Sasson, is shown next to Kodak’s latest digital camera, the EasyShare One, at Kodak headquarters in Rochester ...

Eastman Kodak Co is taking its first step into filmless photography with an electronic camera system that can turn a conventional Nikon into a high-tech electronic camera. The Professional Digital ...