Through the 1990s, Kodak spent some $4 billion developing the photo technology inside most of today's cellphones and digital devices. But a reluctance to ease its heavy financial reliance on film ...

The Kodak Mobile Film Scanner costs $35 /£37 which feels steep for a product that is made mostly out of cardboard, however I have to keep reminding myself that much of the value in this product ...

While the images from the Kodak Mobile Film Scanner aren’t going to win any contests — or be blown up beyond a 4 x 6 — if all you want to do is get those old family photos out of the attic ...

Crawley was committed to shooting on film and shot The Brutalist with Kodak VISION3 250D (5207) and 500T (5219) color negative stocks, which were selected for their grain structure and ability to ...

The company’s name has become synonymous with a failure to adapt to the digital revolution. But overseas, its logo has become ...

Almost seven years ago, Kodak announced it would soon be offering a digitally enabled movie camera that shot on good ol' Super 8-mm film. Well, it's taken a while, but prospective buyers can now ...

Remember 110 film? Like 126 but 13x17mm frame. It gave craptastic images. ... At least we sent the film back to a Kodak lab for processing so got the most out of it.

Eastman Kodak, the company that invented the digital camera in 1975, is shutting down its digital camera business. Kodak to stop making cameras, digital photo frames - Los Angeles Times ...