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Eastman Kodak Company
Built on the camera breakthroughs of founder George Eastman, this iconic company helped turn photography into an everyday habit and left a lasting mark on film, movies, and printing.
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Tinting and toning of Eastman positive motion picture film : Second edition—revised
by Eastman Kodak Company
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Eastman Kodak Company began in the late 19th century through the work of George Eastman, the inventor and entrepreneur who made photography easier and more accessible to the public. His roll-film innovations helped move cameras out of specialist hands and into everyday life, shaping how people captured family moments, travel, and news.
Over time, Kodak became one of the best-known names in imaging. The company’s history spans still photography, motion picture film, and later printing and industrial technologies, with its materials also playing a major role in the development of early movies.
Today, Kodak is best understood as both a historic photography pioneer and a technology company with deep roots in imaging science. Its story is closely tied to Eastman’s vision, practical invention, and the long cultural life of the Kodak name.