A Brief History of Twin-Lens Reflex Cameras. The year was 1929 when the Rolleiflex TLR (Twin-lens Reflex) camera was announced in Germany by Rollei-Werke ... Just like Kodak’s Brownie.

The Kodak EasyShare V570 has a useful dual-lens system but carries some unecessary baggage ... but it's mostly available for higher-end, single-lens reflex cameras, particularly if you go digital.

The original Kodak “Reflex” camera, made from 1946 to 1949, usually brings $30 to $45, while ubiquitous 1960s and ’70s Kodak Instamatics typically fetch $3 to $15 each.

Eastman Kodak Co. captured the No. 1 slot in the ballooning U.S. digital-camera market for a second straight year, extending its lead over Japanese rivals Canon Inc. and Sony Corp.

Kodak stopped making the 126 film cartridges at the end of 1999. Now the camera is left to memories, perhaps "Kodak Memories" of its own. But for quite a while, ...

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 ...

That was the same year that the last of the Kodak Instamatics, the X-15F camera, was on the market, according to the Kodak website. The Pocket Instamatic had ended its run in 1976.