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Revision as of 21:41, 14 November 2005
Kodak is an American company founded by George Eastman. It used to have autonomous branches in other countries, which developed their own line of products, like Ford for cars. The German branch Kodak AG, who made the famous Retina models, is discussed in a separate page.
Analog
35mm
- Kodak 35 RF
- Kodak Signet 35
- Kodak Stereo
- Kodak disposable
- Kodak S100
828 Bantam
620 film
- Kodak Duaflex IV
- Kodak Hawkeye
- Kodak Six 20
Instant Cameras
- Kodak Analyst
- Kodak Champ Kodamatic
- Kodak Colorburst 50
- Kodak Colorburst 250
- Kodak EK2
- Kodak EK4
- Kodak EK6
- Kodak The Handle
- Kodak Happy Times (Coca-Cola) Camera
- Kodak Kodamatic 960
- Kodak Party Time
- Kodak Party Time II
- Kodak Partyflash II
- Kodak Pleaser
- Kodak Pleaser II
- Kodak Trimprint 920
- Kodak Trimprint 940
Digital (alphabetical)
- Kodak CX4200
- Kodak CX7330
- Kodak DC40
- Kodak DC50
- Kodak DC20
- Kodak DC210
- Kodak DC210+
- Kodak DC260
- Kodak DC265
- Kodak DC290
- Kodak DX4530
- Kodak DCS 460c
- Kodak DC4800
- Kodak DC6230
- Kodak DX6490
- Kodak DX7440
- Kodak DX7590
- Kodak DX7630
- Kodak EasyShare CX6445
- Kodak EasyShare DX4900
