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Kodak Quitting Camera
and Digital Frame Business
 February 09, 2012. Eastman Kodak Co. said on Thursday that it is stopping the manufacturing digital cameras, compact video cameras along with digital picture frames, thus ending an era for a company that brought about photography for the masses over a century ago.
Established in 1880 by George Eastman, Kodak became known throughout the globe for its Instamatic and Brownie cameras along with its yellow & red boxes of film. However the company severely was beat-up by Japanese competition during the 1980s, and subsequently was unable to adapt fast enough with the movement away from from film and to digital technology.
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Kodak’s EasyShare cameras feature ease of use, as boasted by the brand tagline and include Smart Scene modes, that automatically choose particular shooting modes. The Kodak budget C series comprise of some of the least expensive compacts anywhere. The Higher-end Z-, Kodak P-, and the latest M-series digital compacts employ longer zooms and a way more progressive features. The Kodak V subcompact series provide a number of the most unusual compact digital camera features, including wireless Bluetooth and Innovative dual-lens/dual-sensor engineering. Kodak discontinued manufacturing of DSLR
cameras in June of 2005.
 Kodak announced its first digital camera in 1995, the Kodak DC40 Point-and-Shoot. Kodak continues to focus its digital
 camera models on simple-to-use cameras targeted primarily at beginners. Kodak has not sat the DSLR market out and has focused on manufacturing digital image processors to sell to other camera makers. In 2008, Kodak introduced the world's first 50 megapixel image sensor (50-million pixels), intended for use in cameras designed for professional photographers.
For numerous decades, Kodak's reputation was built upon film photography, and Kodak has recently started making the transition to digital photography, offering a large number of easy-to-use compact digital cameras. In a recent report released by Techno Systems Research, In 2007, Kodak was fifth ranking worldwide with 11.56 million manufactured digital camera units, which equals an 8.8% share of the market.
| Kodak C Series Digital Cameras |
Kodak EasyShare C143
 Why get a digital camera? Why not, when the EasyShare C143 Digital Point and Shoot Camera is in the house? It's got great resolution (12MP), a very useful wide-angle to telephoto 3x zoom lens (32-96mm 35mm equivalent), a bright, sharp 2.7" LCD display screen, and video with sound recording (640 x 480 VGA). And it's as easy to use as a microwave oven.
Announced Nov 25, 2010 -
 12/22/2010
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| Kodak EasyShare C183 |
 Kodak
Easyshare C190
With 5x Optical Zoom and 2.7-inch LCD Zoom in on life’s greatest moments with theKodak EasyShare
C190 Digital Camera. Its Smart Capture feature will have you taking
high-quality pictures with ease. And with 5x optical zoom, you’ll have the
creative freedom you need to focus on everything from faces to flowers. The
C190 digital camera--giving you beautiful pictures at an attractive price so sharing your pictures is amazingly simple. Just press share.
• Announced Jan 7, 2010 -
12/22/2010
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 Kodak EasyShare C1530
A truly affordable point & shoot Kodak Easyshare C1530 digital camera which
lives up to its name, featuring simple
to share options in addition to it's
impressive pixel count. The C1530
contains the proven Kodak 'Share' button
allowing you to share your images in
three easy steps. Those 14Mp really turn
out detailed impressive pictures, the
C1530 isn't kidding around. Those 14Mp
allows you to print image sizes as large
as 30 x 40" - letting you be the artist.
A larger megapixel count also allows you
crop and then enlarge while keeping the
image quality
Nov 17, 2011
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| Kodak M Series Digital Cameras |
 EasyShare Kodak M522 . the hot little number just announced at Kodak containing an unquenchable thirst for sharing. What it takes to let somebody in on your world is all here in just three easy steps. Using your craziest image of the whole gang to your recent ambitious travel experiences. Just click the Share button, then select where and what you desire to share with others. After you log on to your computer, your magnificent high-resolution images will automatically upload.
Jan 11, 2011
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 Kodak EasyShare M530
Has 3x Wide Angle Optical Zoom and 2.7 Inch LCD. Sharing your life just got simpler. Just press Share. Sharing pictures has never been easier than with the M530 digital camera. Kodak's Share button lets you instantly tag pictures for uploading to YouTube, Facebook, Flickr, and Kodak Gallery sites, plus e-mail too. The real Kodak Moment happens when you share.
• Announced Jan 7, 2010 -
12/13/2010
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 Kodak
EasyShare M532. Gather around the Easyshare m532 and smile. This racy little camera sport a a wide-angle lens allowing you to acquire
magnificent images of all your family and friends. There's a dedicated button just for HD video button to acquire their best videos. Then just click the Share button to effortlessly share images that will plant a big smile on every person's face. This camera will add bling to your social life and allows you to acquire all the sensational feature when you're out and about.
Jan 11,2011
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 Kodak EasyShare M550
The Kodak M550 Digital Camera with a stylish sleek layout that's not just a camera, however it's also a fashion ornament. Compact and simple to enjoy, the camera has a 12 MP image sensor, plus a big, brilliant 2.7" LCD monitor. Thre'sa 5x 28mm optical zoom lens which lets to acquire in tight places and still shoot subjects in the far distance.
There's blur reduction, advanced face detection, and high ISO technology to have
your subjects all looking their level best. • Announced Jan 7, 2010
Oct 17, 2011
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 Kodak EasyShare M552
The camera that causes everyone to get together. Featuring a wide-angle lens to capture those imposing group portraits, HD video at the at the drop of a hat, and the Share button power at your fingertips, staying in touch has never been easier.
You'll be having way too much of a good time to hang on to it just for yourself. That's the very reason you have to get the Kodak M552 camera. Yeah, it's trim and it's small, also it's ideal for capturing in the entire crew without cropping anyone out. Kodak even the space to add a button just for HD video to capture those crazy nights on the town.
- Jan 11, 2011
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  Kodak
EasyShare M590
the EasyShare M590 Sharing your life is so simple. Just push Share. It's
never been easier to share photos than with this Kodak M590 Point & Shoot
Camera. The Kodak Share button gives you instant picture tagging for
uploading or e-mailing to Facebook, ORKUT, YouTube, FLICKR or the Kodak
Gallery sites. The M590 is also the thinnest 5X zoom optical digital Point &
Shoot camera in the world [As of August, 2010. Announced Aug 23, 2010
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  Kodak
Easyshare M5370 touch-screen 5x compact
Although Kodak. is cutting back on the digital camera operations in a few areas, it is still announcing an array of new cameras. The This week the announced the M5370, is a 16-MP point &-shoot model with a wide-angle 5x zoom lens.
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Announced Sep 14, 2011
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Kodak EasyShare Mini - Announced Jan 4, 2011 |
 Kodak Slice
Schneider-Kreuznach Prism 5x Optical Image Stabilized Zoom and 3.5-Inch Touch-Screen LCD.
The KODAK SLICE is not an ordinary camera. It’s an instant connection to all of your memories. With its sleek touchscreen
interface, you can cruise through thousands of your favorite shots. And with
just a tap, the unique SLICE Search feature lets you sort pictures by
person, place, occasion, or date. Now you can have them all right at your fingertips.
Announced Jan 6, 2010 -
12/22/2010
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Kodak EasyShare Sport - Announced Jan 4, 2011 |
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Kodak EasyShare Touch - Announced Jan 4, 2011 |
| Kodak EasyShare Z Series Digital Cameras |
 Kodak EasyShare Z981
Where creativity and versatility come together.
It zooms in faster, wider, and closer than ever, giving you sharp, steady shots
you'll be proud to share. plus e-mail too. And its unique vertical shutter release and detachable grip give you the flexibility to go from horizontal to vertical shots with ease. From dramatic wide angles to the convenience of ultra-zoom, the Z981 delivers extraordinary performance.
• Announced Jan 6, 2010 -
12/08/2010
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 Kodak Z990 MAX
If shooting photos is your thing, the Kodak Z990 MAX is precisely what you need.
When you feel an inspiration moment coming on, no matter in bright sunlight or
relaxing by a cozy campfire, this high-functioning camera is loaded full of
attributes that allow it to be a breeze and capture exactly what you see.
Resulting in sharp, crispy, beautiful photos that increase your image as the
absolute best family photographer, and in the neighborhood. All thanks to the
Kodak Share button on the planet's only compact digital camera that includes
3-step sharing1.
Jan 11, 2011
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| Discontinued, But We Still Have The Reviews |
Kodak Easyshare C195.
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| Kodak EasyShare M575 • Announced Jan 7, 2010
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| Kodak EasyShare M580
• Announced Jan 7, 2010
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| Kodak EasyShare Z915
Take photography to the next level
• Announced Jan 8, 2009 |
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Kodak EasyShare Z950 10x Optical Image Stabilized Zoom and 3.0-inch LCD • Announced Jul 20, 2009
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| Kodak Discontinued Digital Cameras |
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Check availability & prices of all Kodak Compact Digital Cameras
• Kodak Compact EasyShare Cameras at Adorama
• Kodak Compact EasyShare Cameras at Amazon
• Kodak Compact EasyShare Cameras at B&H Photo
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