Growth in the photographic equipment and supplies industry was usually fueled by the introduction of new products that featured innovative technology

Kodak held a virtual monopoly of the photographic industry from the turn of the century through this period, perennially controlling roughly 90 percent of the film market and an overwhelming share of the camera market

sensitized photographic film, paper, and plates; photocopy equipment; prepared photographic chemicals; still picture equipment; microfilming equipment; and motion picture equipment

Earl H. Young has written:

'Audio-visual equipment and materials' -- subject(s): Audio-visual education, Bibliography

'The photographic products industry and market in the United Kingdom, 1968' -- subject(s): Photographic industry

Richard McKay has written:

'State standards and the quality of production in the Soviet photographic industry'