The Kodak Pic Flick is a free application for your iPhone or iPod Touch device. It allows you to effortlessly print stored pictures to a Kodak ESP 5250 All-In-One Printer or send pictures to a Kodak EasyShare W820/W1020 Wireless Digital Frame. Share your pictures easily and affordably with Kodak Pic Flick. Read the rest of this entry »

The Kodak EasyShare Z980 is a compact, 12-megapixel digital camera with an industry-leading 24x optical zoom lens - equal to a 35mm range of 26mm to 624mm. The Z980 features a unique detachable vertical grip with a vertical shutter release. Other highlights are a vivid 3-inch LCD monitor, HD video capacity, mechanical image stabilization and Kodak’s Smart Capture, which combines scene recognition, automatic exposure and noise reduction. The Kodak EasyShare Z980 retails for $399.95.

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Kodak EasyShare Z980 Pros Phenomenal 24x 26-624mm wide-angle zoom lens. Well-designed user interface. Compact and lightweight. Mechanical image stabilization. Numerous exposure settings, including Smart Capture, scene modes and full manual control. ISO range from 64 to 6400. Flash hot shoe. Fast click-to-capture speed (less than 0.2 second).	Kodak EasyShare Z980 Cons Image quality isn’t great. Lens cap doesn’t stay on. Short battery life. RAW file format is virtually useless. Short maximum shutter speed of 16 seconds.

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High resolution studio sample photos taken with the Kodak EasyShare Z980 digital camera. All sample photos were shot in Aperture Priority mode at f/8.0 using the the tungsten white balance preset. Click on the thumbnails to see the photos at their original resolution.
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Kodak announced their new built-in rechargeable battery digital picture frame, the EasyShare S730, which lets users “unplug and share”. The battery powered digital picture frame allows for new ways to enjoy and share digital images. Read the rest of this entry »

Kodak is discontinuing production of their iconic Kodachrome slide film. Kodachrome is, without a doubt, one of the best known and most used film-types in history. With an absolutely recognizable look, it defined color photography in the sixties and seventies and I’d be willing to bet it was used for more National Geographic photos than any other color film. However, digital cameras, new film technology and the technical difficulty of processing Kodachrome have made it less and less popular.
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This morning KODAK announced earnings and financial information via a conference call and webcast. Eastman Kodak Company Chairman and CEO Antonio M. Perez and CFO Frank Sklarsky in an Earnings Conference call that lasted a few minutes over an hour reported on Kodak’s First Quarter - 2009 financials.
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Kodak Gallery has announced two new features to bring new value to its customers. Kodak Gallery will now offer free high-resolution downloads of their pictures and free shipping on all print purchases of $4.99 or more. Read the rest of this entry »

Kodak and Photobucket announced they will team up to allow Photobucket’s millions of users to begin using new and exciting products and print choices from Kodak Gallery. Now Photobucket’s users can create personalized photo gifts and prints using Kodak Gallery products, such as prints and posters, photo mugs, t-shirts, playing cards, coasters, mouse pads and puzzles.

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Film shooters will be happy to know that there was film at PMA this year. Although they weren’t exactly showing it off, both Fujifilm and Kodak had film on display at the show. Fujifilm had it stashed in the back of their booth but they had slide film, print film, and their instant film. Kodak had their film a little more prominently displayed. They are also the only manufacturer to have introduced a new film recently – Ektar 100 print film. In fact, Kodak’s Ektar 100 will soon be available in medium format as well as 35mm rolls.
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Today, Kodak announced its latest compact and lightweight digital camera, the Kodak EasyShare Z915.

The Kodak EasyShare Z915 features 10 megapixels, a 10X optical zoom lens, HD picture capture, a 2.5-inch color display, and Kodak’s Smart Capture feature. The Smart Capture feature automatically detects the scene being shot and adjusts the camera settings to capture the best image possible. Read the rest of this entry »

Kodak now offers its Professional Ektar 100 Film in 120, medium format, which before was only available in 35mm format. Ektar 100 Film offers the finest, smoothest grain of any color negative film.

The 120-size roll film is perfect where the emphasis is often on color and for high-resolution photography in nature, travel, fashion and product photography. Read the rest of this entry »

Another Consumer Electronics Show (CES) has come and gone. Spread out before us are all the hyped new gadgets that we’ll no doubt have to wait months to get our hands on. As much as innovation is the focus, so is upping the technological ante. This year one of those antes was digital camera zoom range, once again redefining the term “superzoom.” Olympus and Kodak said, “I see your 18x zoom lens, and raise you 6x.”

Olympus SP-590 and Kodak Z908 Superzoom Digital Cameras

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