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Mar 13, 2012 07:54 |  #1

Modified Canon F-1N, the EOC.

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Mar 13, 2012 08:01 |  #2

Kind of sad that Kodak was so ahead of the curve, innovating and putting forth a product that would soon change photography forever yet were incapable of capitalizing on their invention. Gotta hate upper management as I'm sure the engineers didn't screw it up.


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Mar 13, 2012 08:32 |  #3

Kodak can also claim the first portable digital camera - LINK (external link). 0.01 smeggypickles in black and white.


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I recently read it was Kodak that invented the digital camera, but then again, you had to hog a whole desktop to get real use of that camera...assuming not very good for portability...then again I am most probably daydreaming right now, lol




  
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