Archive for the Kodak Category

11.7.2007

New Kodak CCD Image Sensor Technology Enhances Performance for Applied Imaging Applications

Eastman Kodak Company has introduced a new advance development in Charge Coupled Device (CCD) image sensor technology that significantly improves performance for applied imaging applications. Their new Interline Transfer CCD technology platform will be the basis for a full portfolio of image sensor products targeted to markets such as industrial and scientific imaging - starting [...]

06.16.2007

New Sensitive Sensor from Kodak

Now here is some interesting piece of news from www.smh.com.au which claims that Kodak has developed sensors that can take photos in low light. To me this seems like they are increasing the ISO to about 2 -4 times the normal level, but what about noise. These are no mention of the noise or the [...]

04.4.2007

The Digital Camera Market in 2006

Here are some interesting facts for 2006 for digital cameras. According to Reuters, Canon has topped the market share in global digital camera shipments in 2006, however South Korea’s Samsung Electronics jumped up the ranks to 5th place from 9th a year ago. Nikon is ranked 6th in the world.
Tokyo-based Canon shipped 19.7 million digital [...]

10.25.2006

Kodak’s new 16 megapixel full frame sensor

Eastman Kodak Company continues its leadership position in image sensor technology with the release of the KODAK KAI-16000 Image Sensor, offering the highest resolution interline transfer CCD image sensor.
The only problem for DSLR manufacturers is that the sensor is only available for commercial and industrial markets. It builds on Kodaks robust CCD technology, which [...]

06.24.2006

The shutter life of a DSLR camera

Did you know that DSLR camera have an expected shutter-life on their camera? This is the number of times the shutter is activated (actuations) before the mechanism fails. Although it is not an absolute figure, it does exit.
You see, on a good days shooting, a normal film SLR camera could use up 10 rolls [...]

04.27.2006

Kodak Z650 review by Dpreview

Dpreview has a in-depth review of the Kodak Easyshare 6 megapixels Z650. Since it is the replacement of the the Kodak Z740 and being lower in specification to the P850, the rating is just an above average.
Here is the conclusion of their review.
“When Kodak launched it’s first ‘SLR-like’ super zoom, the DX6490, back in 2003 [...]

04.3.2006

Former employee sues Kodak

Maya Raber, a director of engineering since 2002 at Kodak’s was dismissed when she voiced her objections against a cost saving project that may damage the file through compressions when uploading a file to their website.
She was in charge of developing software for Kodak’s popular Easy Share Gallery in Emeryville, however the company came up [...]

03.12.2006

Will Kodak re-enter the DSLR market?

Kodak pulled out of the lucrative DSLR market last year with the last camera being the full frame 14 mega pixels Kodak DCS Pro. Although not a big player in this market, they are a major player in the compact market. In addition, they are also a major supplier of CCD sensors and are also [...]

10.23.2005

Kodak’s New 39 and 31 Megapixel Image Sensors

Kodak has just announced the release of two high resolution CCD image sensor for professional photography. The sensors is the KAF-39000 and KAF-31600 image sensor (see below) with 39 and 31.6 megapixels respectively. These sesnors will offer professional camera and camera back manufacturers resolution and image detail that was once unimaginable for digital cameras at [...]