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In the 1970s technology started being developed for Digital Cameras. American Astronaut Neil Armstrong even took a roll of Kodak film with him to the moon in 1969. Kodak had a stranglehold on the camera/film market so much so that it had its own phrase вЂњA Kodak Moment,вЂќ which means when a loved one or pet is being so adorable or cute, you have to take out your Kodak camera and snap a pic. Eastman seeing where the market was headed, put significant resources into developing his own color film camera and in the 1920s came out with his own high-quality color film camera. Some inventors in Germany started coming out with color film. Kodak was ahead of its time in jumping on the paper film process. Some competitors continued with the plate model and even tried to make it more convenient but those efforts failed and that way of making film eventually phased out of the market.

In 1902 Kodak sold 80 to 90 percent of the worlds celluloid film.

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The camera was a hit as it cost significantly less than other cameras and was more portable and more comfortable to take on the road. The buyer then would take the roll of used film, mail it back to Kodak, and then charge $10 to develop it. In 1888 Eastman introduced the Kodak Camera which cost $25 and came with 100 frames of film.

Eastman though saw the potential with paper film with amateurs, who just wanted pictures of their loved ones and didnвЂ™t really care about the quality. Of course, the paper film couldnвЂ™t match the quality of the glass plates, so serious photographers shunned the idea. Eastman then focused on paper film, which substantially cut the weight and expense of film. Though the Dry plate process worked more efficiently than wet plates, the whole process was still very cumbersome as plates were made of glass and very heavy and Cameras were huge. Eastman worked on a dry plate technology to make pictures (most of the photographers at the time used a wet place process). Eastman canceled his trip and spent his vacation trying to make photography more convenient. Eastman found this process cumbersome, as most people would. Unfortunately, it was the late 1870вЂ™s and to take a picture meant carrying and dragging around a big camera, film, and chemicals all to just take a picture. Eastman was planning on going on a vacation to Santo Domingo and was advised to take some pictures. What happened to those days? The rise of digital camera and cell phone cameras.Д®astman Kodak was founded by a man named George Eastman in 1888. KODAK Picture Kiosks are found at all 5,600 CVS/pharmacy one-hour photo locations nationwide.Remember the days of disposable cameras? Remember taking your film to the drug stores to pay to get it developed, and having to wait a few days to get it back? Or maybe going to the one-hour development places and getting it developed? One of the most prominent players in the camera/film industry was the Eastman Kodak Company. Here, customers can upload their images, order photo gifts and share photo galleries with friends and family.

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For customers who prefer to manage their photos online, CVS/pharmacy also provides free online photo storage.

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The new software automatically detects digital media (USB drives, memory cards, CDs, etc.) and organizes by date and folders. The enhanced KODAK Picture Kiosks include a sleek on-screen menu designed to help customers quickly start a project. The gifts include one-of-a-kind photo cookies, photo playing cards, and photo plates featuring the Disney 'High School Musical' cast, Barbie and Hannah Montana. According to a news release, customers can, for the first time, create photo gifts using KODAK touchscreen picture kiosks at all CVS/pharmacy One Hour Photo Centers. CVS/pharmacy has enhanced its KODAK Picture Kiosks and Online Photo Center as a part of CVS/pharmacy's ongoing commitment to providing customers with the best possible retail photo experience.

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