Hasselblad has just announced it will feature a 50MP sensor in its new H3DII-50 digital back made by our good friends at Kodak. The sensor will feature a four-channel read out where the 39MP chip was only two-channel. Not to mention you will be able to take an aerial photograph of a field of 1.5 miles across and detect an object the size of a laptop! Not one of those laptops from 1984 either. Continue Reading

Here’s a fairly expensive point-and-shoot with some nice features from Kodak. Continue Reading

Your wallet might take a beating. Continue Reading

This entry-level camera has a lot to offer.

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CNet has the look at this budget camera.

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Q: What was the first commercial camera ever made? Eric T. from Oklahoma City, Okla.

A: As you might alright know, the Kodak camera was the first real “commercial” camera for the general public when George Eastman released his “Kodak” in 1888. Continue Reading