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DAY 362 | HISTORY OF PHOTOGRAPHY |
Kodak Goes Digital
COLOR FILM FOR SALE—CHEAP!
After years of declining sales, in 2004 industry giant Kodak announced that they were dramatically reducing their line of 35mm products in response to the rise of digital technology. The company ceased production of the APS (Advanced Photo System) line of 35mm cameras that they introduced in 1996. While, they also announced plans to stop distributing reloadable 35mm cameras to the United States, Canada, and Western Europe (though the popular 35mm disposable cameras ...
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