Kodak has been the leading photography company founded by Rochester in 1881. The company first released the simple roll film cameras produced by Eastman Dry Plate Company, known as the Kodak in its products. From that time the company had released many new products and processes to make photography simpler, more useful and more enjoyable.
The main goal of Kodak is to exceed customers expectations in each contact they have with the company, its products and its people. It always strives to maintain the world class standards and the excellence.
In 1980's Kodak released the first transparent photographic film and became popular. The company marketed its first daylight-loading camera using this the photographer can reload the camera without using a darkroom. Kodak introduced 16 mm reversal film on cellulose acetate for amateur motion pictures. The company introduced its first motion picture film designed especially for making the then new sound motion pictures.
In 1990's Kodak manufactured a writeable CD used for producing telephone bills for corporate accounts and became popular. In order to develop Advanced Photographic System. The company announced a joint R&D project with Canon, Fuji, Minolta and Nikon. Kodak has released The Advanced Photo System format. Using this the film can be removed before it has begin completely exposed.
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In addition to cameras, kodak had released various products like Medical Imaging, dry view Laser Imagers, Radiology Picture Archival Computer Systems (PACS), X-ray film, Digital radiography, Medical printing, Dental imaging.
At present Kodak brand is developing systems that not only allow people to capture images using their cell phones, but also to transmit and print those images at picture kiosks.
Some of the products of Kodak:
Health care Information Systems
- CARESTREAM Solutions
- CARESTREAM Radiology Information System
- CARESTREAM Picture Archiving and Communications System
Digital Capture
- Digital Radiography Systems
- Computed Radiography Systems
Film Imaging Systems
- Cassettes
- Screens
- Processors
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