Color film footage from 1922
From a test of Kodak's Kodachrome film:
(via clusterflock)
Beautiful Art Deco camera
This handsome fellow is the Kodak Bantam Special, a limited-edition camera from 1936.
Kodak has themselves a new logo and
Kodak has themselves a new logo and gosh it looks plain and boring and undistinctive. Who are the folks convincing companies like Intel and Kodak that these logo/brand overhauls are going to revitalize their companies? Revitalization is a hard business...a new coat of paint isn't going to cut it.
Update: More on Kodak's new logo at Speak Up.
Gallery of turn-of-the-century postcards from when Kodak
Gallery of turn-of-the-century postcards from when Kodak enabled people to make postcards from any photo they took. From a new book called Real Photo Postcards.
Story of how Kodak developed the first
Story of how Kodak developed the first digital camera in 1975 and then sat on the technology for years and years until they finally entered the market and, luckily for them, were able to grab the top stop from Sony and Canon.
A contemporary photo taken with a circa-1914
A contemporary photo taken with a circa-1914 Kodak. For some reason I always thought old photos looked old because they were old. But really it's mostly the camera's doing.