Photo: Marc Aubry Despite Eastman Kodak making tentative steps back into the consumer photo film market, and its name still being applied to the front of countless licensees' compact cameras, there's still a widely-held sense of 'What if?' surrounding the Kodak name. Not only did the company dominate the film industry, it also did more than its share of founding photography's digital age. It was a Kodak engineer, Steve Sasson, who in 1975 produced the world's first digita...
Photo: Marc Aubry Despite Eastman Kodak making tentative steps back into the consumer photo film market, and its name still being applied to the front of countless licensees' compact cameras, there's still a widely-held sense of 'What if?' surrounding the Kodak name. Not only did the company dominate the film industry, it also did more than its share of founding photography's digital age. It was a Kodak engineer, Steve Sasson, who in 1975 produced the world's first digita...
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