Kodak hasn’t forgotten about the Super 8 film camera it first hinted at two years ago. The modern remake is now expected out before the end of the year , but with a new price jump putting it ...

With smartphones making photography easy and accessible, there are many who feel that they are not enough. Some find the ...

Eastman Kodak Co. on Tuesday said it would stop selling traditional film cameras in the U.S., Canada and Western Europe, another move by the photography company to cut lines with declining appeal ...

Screw 360-degree film cameras on drones or Vines on 16-megapixel smartphones. Kodak’s going old school with these little beauties. The design is inspired by the Super 8 fad from half a century ...

It could be there’s something in the name itself, that “Kodak” is one of those words with a long-lasting shelf life. “Kleenex ...

As Kodak prepares to celebrate the 50th anniversary of Super 8mm motion picture film, the company showed off a new camera that blends analog with digital.

The iconic film manufacturer is ceasing production of its digital cameras and other digital products. More bad news from Eastman Kodak. The company announced today that it is phasing out ...

Through the 1990s, Kodak spent some $4 billion developing the photo technology inside most of today's cellphones and digital devices. But a reluctance to ease its heavy financial reliance on film ...

Today, almost all digital cameras rely on those inventions. But Kodak's transition to a new world of photography was hindered by a reluctance to phase out celluloid film, its 20th-century gravy train.

There’s not a more recognizable name in cameras than Kodak. The company's been producing high-grade cameras since the late 1800s.

— -- ROCHESTER, N.Y. -- Eastman Kodak Co., which invented the digital camera in 1975, is getting out of the digital camera business. The bankrupt printing and imaging company announced ...