Collaborate Disseminate
Almost seven years ago, Kodak announced that it would soon be offering a digitally enabled movie camera that shot on good ol’ analog Super 8-mm film. Well, it’s taken a while, but prospective buyers can now reserve a Kodak Super 8 Camera of their very … Continue reading Kodak’s long-awaited “new” Super 8 film camera finally reaches production
Think of all those promised products that looked so good and were eagerly awaited, but never materialized. Have you ever backed a Kickstarter project in the vain hope that one …read more Continue reading Sometimes It’s Worth Waiting: Kodak Finally Release Their Super 8 Camera
Despite the near-complete collapse of its ecosystem in the face of portable videocassette camcorders in the 1980s, somehow the 8 mm format, smallest of the movie films, has survived the …read more Continue reading Improving a Kodak Film Digitizer
At least as far as the inner workings are concerned, there’s not a whole lot of difference between an single-lens reflex (SLR) camera that uses film and a digital SLR …read more Continue reading SLR to DSLR Conversion Becomes Full Camera
If you’re at all into nostalgic cameras, you’ve certainly seen the old Brownie from Kodak. They were everywhere, and feature an iconic look. [JGJMatt] couldn’t help but notice that you …read more Continue reading Modern Brownie Camera Talks SD and WiFi
Though probably best known for its instant cameras and rolls of film, the Kodak name has also appeared on such things as smartphones, actioncams and projectors. Now the brand’s first smart projector built around Android TV has been launched.Continue Re… Continue reading Android TV comes to Kodak via budget-friendly HD smart projector
Sometimes we stumble upon a hack that’s not entirely new but which is still pretty exceptional. So it is with [Hèrm Hofmeyer]’s guide to recreating a film cartridge for the …read more Continue reading A Dead Photographic Format Rises From The Ashes
Anybody born before the mid 1990s will likely remember film cameras being used to document their early years. Although the convenience of digital cameras took over and were then themselves …read more Continue reading Kodak Film Factory Revealed
This year marks the 30th anniversary of the Hubble Space Telescope. When you see all the great pictures today, it is hard to remember that when it first launched, it was nearly a failure, taking fuzzy pictures. The story of how that problem was fixed while the telescope was whizzing …read more
Continue reading Test Equipment, Shim Washers, and a 30 Year Old Space Telescope
When planning a trip by car these days, it’s pretty much standard practice to spin up an image of your destination in Google Maps and get an idea of what you’re in for when you get there. What kind of parking do they have? Are the streets narrow or twisty? Will I be able to drive right up, or will I be walking a bit when I get there? It’s good to know what’s waiting for you, especially if you’re headed someplace you’ve never been before.
NASA was very much of this mind in the 1960s, except the trip they …read more