From its history as the brand synonymous with photography, to its bankruptcy in the digital era, and what’s next.

Move over filters and perfection — grainy mirror selfies, flash glare, and retro red-eye are back — and Gen Z is making them cool again ...

Amateur Photographer verdictForget everything about this camera (the amazing looks, the film wind lever, and the film ...

Even among the flashy signs on the bustling main drag of Seongsu-dong, a former warehouse district turned hipster haven in Seoul, South Korea, ...

One of the shoppers, Erye An, 27, a film photographer, modeled a cross-body bag emblazoned with Kodak’s signature ...

From rich digital images to classic film photography, Kodak cameras produce outstanding image quality and adaptable performance. Set creativity free with innovative features, ensuring every photo ...

**"Threading the Cine-Kodak Special"** is an instructional film produced by Teachers College, Columbia University in 1955, demonstrating the detailed process of threading a 16mm Cine-Kodak Special ...

What do you do with a four-megapixel monochrome digital camera from the 90s that needed a dedicated PC with a frame grabber card to do anything useful? Easy — you turn it into a point-and-sho… ...

It took well over a decade between Kodak's invention of digital cameras and the first ones for consumers. What were the reasons for the long delay?

As the legend goes, a young engineer at Kodak invented the world's first digital camera in the 1970s, but executives told him to "bury" it.

Kodak is now the number one digital camera brand in Japan. Yes, ahead of Canon, Sony and Nikon. The iconic brand now holds a monster 22.5% market share of the digital camera market. Not just niche ...