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Is Kodak Dead? Far From It...
... New Micro 4/3 Camera!  (...and maybe, a Full Frame camera by Christmas!) http://www.petapixel.com/2013/01/18/kod … ss-camera/ http://www.amateurphotographer.co.uk/ph … era-on-way . Jan 18 13 11:28 am Link They're not dead, they've just moved over to the name licensing business. It's been a well planned corporate strategy all along. Jan 18 13 11:31 am Link Kodak and JK Imaging Announce Brand Licensing Agreement for Consumer Digital Products http://www.kodak.com/ek/US/en/Kodak_and … oducts.htm "JK Imaging’s CEO, Joe Atick, is chairman of JA Capital Holdings, a global supplier specializing in consumer imaging and electronics products." http://www.corporationwiki.com/Californ … 26835.aspx "Jk Imaging Ltd. has a location in El Monte, CA. Jk Imaging Ltd. Jk Imaging Ltd. filed as a Articles of Incorporation on Wednesday, August 08, 2012 in the state of California" http://start.cortera.com/company/resear … dings-inc/ "JA CAPITAL HOLDINGS INC is in the Offices of Holding Companies, N.E.C. industry in FORT LAUDERDALE, FL. This company currently has approximately 10 to 20 employees and annual sales of $500,000 to $999,999." Jan 18 13 12:38 pm Link Looks poised to repeat Polaroids recent launch success. Jan 18 13 02:00 pm Link Way to go Kodak! Surely entering a saturated market will help matters a lot. This will be Like the printer business. Oh, wait..... Jan 18 13 02:39 pm Link .-. Jan 18 13 03:46 pm Link I predict that withinin 25 or 30 years, someone will invent a digital camera with a built-in miniaturized printer, eliminating the need to separately print the image file.  Jan 18 13 04:13 pm Link Jeffrey M Fletcher wrote: I don't Know if that fits my definition of well planned, maybe it's just Jan 18 13 04:46 pm Link Kodak is no longer Kodak, that's pretty much it. Their head got too big for their britches, and now they are grasping and chasing, too bad- especially considering they are an hour down the road from me  Jan 18 13 04:49 pm Link Jim Ball wrote: It's been done... and flopped, although Polaroid came out with one a few months ago. Jan 18 13 10:48 pm Link 
Photographer Posts: 4288 Amundsen-Scott - permanent station of the US, Unclaimed Sector, Antarctica Jim Ball wrote: Wasn't there a digital camera out about ten years ago that had a printer built-in? I could swear I saw a small consumer-type thing that the print came out the bottom of the camera... Jan 19 13 05:16 am Link Motordrive Photography wrote: A product like this could be thought of as the ghost of Kodak. Jan 19 13 05:37 am Link That's a good looking Nikon 1 J2 they are holding lol. Jan 19 13 07:03 am Link Raoul Isidro Images wrote: Nerf licensed their name to a camera too. Jan 19 13 02:25 pm Link |
