The newest camera of the four dates from 1919: the Kodak No. 2 Brownie Model E. The No. 2 Brownie was produced by the millions, from 1901 through 1935, and the majority of everyone's old family ...

The most popular Kodak box cameras used medium-format film and most were about 6" by 4" by 3" in size, but Kodak experimented with a tiny box camera that used cheap 35mm movie film (which Kodak ...

A huge fan of antique cameras has struck gold after discovering a 100 year old Kodak in Salisbury’s Antique Market, complete with used film. 20-year-old Oliver Barnes had the film developed ...

The other expired in November of 1942. If you refrigerate film, it will keep for decades, but it is safe to assume that film ...

When Dusty Parrish, an Allen-based photographer and educator, stumbled across a Kodak box camera from the 1930s while browsing in an antique store in McKinney, he had no idea how significant the ...

Kodak is going to stop doing what they were once the first to ever do. No, not produce Kodachrome. They stopped that 10 years ago. They’re stopping the manufacture of digital cameras. “Did ...

Eastman Kodak Co. plans to stop selling reloadable 35mm film cameras in North America and Western Europe this year, testifying to the swift rise of digital photography's popularity.

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