Kodak

This is the camera that finally convinced me that digital will take over the world one day. Based on Canon's EOS 1-N body and extensively (very extensively) rebuilt by the wizards at Kodak, the 560 is one serious photographic tool. Read more

The new Kodak DX3500 digital camera is part of the company's new EasyShare system, which is comprised of a line of cameras (including the DX3500), a camera dock and picture software. Read more

Kodak Professional is making it more enticing than ever to purchase its popular RFS 3600 film scanner by slashing the price, tossing in 100 free rolls of film in a special limited-time promotion, and including new Adobe Elements software in the box. Read more

May 29, 2001--The largest capacity CompactFlash card in the world, 640MB from Pretec Electronics Corp. has been tested and approved by Eastman Kodak Company to be compatible with Kodak Professional DCS760 (3032 x 2008, 6 megapixel) and DCS Pro Back (4080 X 4080; 16 megapixel) digital cameras running current firmware.Read more

Hip, new multifunction device from Kodak combines a MP3 music player, digital camera and mini moviemaker in one pocket sized form factor. Read more

The big trend in digital cameras this year is the simplification of camera to PC image transfer. Last month Olympus introduced its Brio, a one USB cable, no software image transfer system, and now Kodak has developed its new Easy Share System, a no hassle docking station with one button camera to PC operation. Read more

May 8 -- Utilizing the imaging industry's first programmable digital signal processing-based solution from Texas Instruments Incorporated (NYSE: TXN) (TI) and Kodak's imaging science, Kodak recently introduced its new EasyShare system, featuring a camera dock and two new digital camera models that make digital still and video photography simple and affordable for consumers. The Kodak DX3500 Digital Camera and the Kodak DX3600 Zoom Digital Camera offer ease of use and an extensive range of features. With the announcement of the new EasyShare system, Kodak extends its commitment to TI's digital signal processor (DSP) platform, which began with the announcement of the Kodak mc3 portable multimedia device earlier this year. (See www.ti.com/sc/digitalcamera.) Read more

Kodak and Olympus Optical Company recently announced a cross licensing agreement designed to expand the market for digital photography. The agreement includes the mutual cross licensing of patented digital camera technologies. Read more

The new improved Max 400 film is the most versatile 400 speed film ever -- ideal for everyday snapshots in sunlight, room light, or low-light, action or still, so consumers don't need to worry about which film speed to use. Read more

The new Kodak mc3 is the first portable unit that combines digital video with virtually unlimited recording, an MP3 player and a digital still camera together for less than $300. Unveiled for the first time at DEMO 2001, a high technology conference in Phoenix, the Kodak mc3’s unique combination of today’s most popular mobile features will appeal to active, Internet-savvy individuals who want to connect with their friends through video, music and pictures. And, it works with both Macintosh and Microsoft Windows computer platforms. Read more