History of Kodak Camera: George Eastman first started Kodak Camera, way back in 1883. He was an avid photographer and was also the founder of the Eastman Kodak Company. In 1888, George Eastman invented the rolled photography film. These films are dry, transparent, and flexible. He invented the Kodak cameras that use the new film. The best thing about Kodak camera is that it is available with durability and affordability.

Product Code: KC500 Price: Rs. 5000

“YOU PRESS THE BUTTON, WE DO THE REST” is the advertising slogan for his Kodak camera. Since this time, the Kodak Company has pioneered the photography industry with abundant new products. These products and processes make the art of photography itself simpler, easier and enjoyable.

Today they have come up with the latest camera, which could be used not only in photography but also for images used in leisure, medical business, entertainment and scientific applications.

Types of Kodak Cameras:
Kodak Digital cameras are among the easiest to operate and also very affordable. The Easyshare is a camera system introduced by Kodak in 2001. Kodak has an original way to transfer and print your digital pictures to your computer, using the KODAK EASYSHARE DOCKING SYSTEM.

The camera should be placed in a dock which should be connected to the computer through USB connection. Pictures are then automatically uploaded to the computer and the Kodak easyshare software loaded in the computer allows the users to  email the photos, print them or make minor enhancements.

The different types of Kodak cameras available in the market fall under the following categories:

• Ultra compact
• Point and Shoot
• Extended Zoom

Ultra Compact: Kodak EasyShare V610, and Kodak EasyShare V705 fall under this category. This is the slim version that could be easily carried in a pocket or a purse. These could be useful for photographers on the go.

Point and Shoot:  Kodak EasyShare C743, and Kodak EasyShare C875 are appropriate examples. This is the simplest version but can produce high quality pictures with minimal effort. This is ideal for people who value simplicity.

Extended Zoom: Kodak EasyShare P712, Z612, and Z650 fall under this category.