The Kodak brand is far from what it once was, with its name licensed for a wide range of products well beyond cameras and ...

Director Gareth Edwards explains how shooting on film brings texture, mystery, and movie magic to the latest Jurassic epic ...

Pick up the Kodak Slide N Scan Film & Slide Scanner for just $169.97 (reg. $224.99) when you order through July 15.

Yeah, that HD camera on your smartphone isn’t cool anymore, and film cameras are back in style. Everyone wants to pretend it’s the ‘70s, and we get it. The biggest downside is that you’ll ...

Kodak is gearing up to actually sell the Super 8 film camera it announced way back at CES 2016. It’s updated the camera’s product page with a new “sign up to buy” button to allow potential ...

Almost seven years ago, Kodak announced it would soon be offering a digitally enabled movie camera that shot on good ol' Super 8-mm film. Well, it's taken a while, but prospective buyers can now ...

The idea behind Kodak’s gadget is that it’s simple enough for anyone to use—technophobes, children, or even Grandma. It works with standard slides and film negatives (135, 110, and 126 sizes).

Though probably best known for its instant cameras and rolls of film, the Kodak name has also appeared on such things as smartphones, actioncams and projectors. Now the brand's first smart ...

This Kodak scanner comes with adapters for 110, 135, and 126 film. Just slide them into the adapter and feed them through the scanner. It may be a little slow going, but you only have to do it once.

Anybody born before the mid 1990s will likely remember film cameras being used to document their early years. Although the convenience of digital cameras took over and were then themselves largely… ...

Kodak pauses film production for factory upgrades to help meet demand. The company is modernizing its Rochester, New York factory but film stocks shouldn’t be affected by the temporary shutdown.