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Corporate Mission:

We will build a world-class, results-oriented, diverse culture based on our six key values, through which we will grow more rapidly than our competitors by providing our customers and consumers with solutions to capture, store, process, output, recognize and celebrate achievement and communicate their images to people and machines anywhere, anyplace, and anytime.

We will derive our competitive advantage by offering our customers and consumers differentiated, cost-effective solutions they want, when they want, and with flawless quality in our consumables, hardware, systems, and services.

In this way, we will achieve our fundamental objective of Total Customer Satisfaction and our consequent goals of Increased Global Market Share and Superior Financial Performance.

Corporate Vision: To be the World Leader in Imaging

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Costs about $50-$250 but the value differs from 5 dollars all the way to 1,000. You just have to know where to look. It can also be up to 1 million dollars! It depends on the picture and where you buy.
If its original and signed or something, quite a lot but if its just a picture its worthless because you can print one off the internet

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Every SD card should have a write protect switch located on the right edge, about 5mm from the top of the card. In order to unlock the card slide the switch upwards.

Note that with Mini SD and Micro SD (Transflash) these switches are not present. The card is always unlocked. A switch may however be present on an SD card adapter.

Because of the position of the switch they can often be switched accidentally on inserting or removing the card.

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He made it simple enough - and cheap enough - for the average person to do. Before that, it had been a mysterious province strictly for "professionals".

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according tot he Wikipedia article,

The first carousel slide projector was invented by Louis Misuraca, who immigrated to the United States from Naples, Italy when he was a child. Louis was paid a one-time fee for his invention by the Eastman Kodak Company and did not earn royalties. He used the money to take his family on a trip to Italy.

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My guess is that it's not worth much more than some its parts. Those projectors have old-technology plastic gears. To quote www.kodakparts.com: "The most common problem with these projectors is that the little plastic gear disintegrates. " I have one right now this happened to. It would cost $195 to have it fixed!

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Yes you can. There are many sites on the web that will provide you with step-by-step examples. The site listed in the Related Links below (DIY Camera Repair Site) lists many examples of LCD repair for Canon cameras.

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These cameras are worth the money you spend on them if you are going to use for work or if you really want to invest in a good camera otherwise there's other cameras at lower prices that can take good pictures.

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George Eastman (1854-1932) invented a practical roll form of photographic film in 1884 , and founded the Eastman Kodak company. He popularized photography with early hand-held box cameras.

His company would create a transparent motion picture film suitable for projection (most roll films were paper backed at that time) in 1889. He also introduced the motion picture standard still in use today... 35mm film with 4 perforations on each side and a 1.33 aspect ratio image area, introduced in 1892.

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George Miller did not intend to create a new denomination. He was a retired Army officer who had served in the War of 1812 who was an atheist but felt impressed to read the Bible and, shortly after he realized Jesus was coming soon and after an argument with God, he began preaching in many churches because he was invited to speak there. He only preached in the churches but did not create a new denomination. Those who believed what he said tried to prove that the fact that Jesus was coming was true, but many were kicked out of their churches and began meeting in homes. This was the beginning of one of the largest Protestant denominations, the Seventh-day Adventist church. If you wish, go to www. adventist.org to begin researching on this topic.

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George Eastman invented the first film roll in 1884, and the Kodak camera in 1888. The former company name was "Eastman Kodak Company".

NOTE: When a company or corporation hires workers, their work product and inventions belong to the company.

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yes it is possible to transfere pictures from a Kodak digital camrs to your computer

HOW?]

you have to download an kodak picture app. Just google Kodak for mac

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Antonio Perez is the Chairman & CEO of Kodak

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A Standard SD card,

for better quality i would go a "SD-HC" card,

the only real difference is that the SD-HC card is a high capture card (hence the 'HC')

i use one in my SLR and it's really good.

but for a normal digital camera its not required to have a high capture card

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George Eastman.

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The first Kodak was made by Frank Brownell for George Eastman's Eastman Dry Plate and Film Co. in 1888 in Rochester, New York.

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The first Kodak camera was offered for sale in 1888 by George Eastman. This was a very simple box camera with a fixed focus lens. It was relatively inexpensive, so it appealed to consumers.

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Hi, I know a guy who could give you a price value on your camera, he is also always in the market for antique & vintage camera's. He is very honest in his price quiot's, give him try.

Herry Poster

P.O. Box 1883-SP

South Hackensack, NJ 07606

(If you like to send pictures asking for a value. You'll need to send a S.A.S.E. along w/that.) Or;hposter@worldnet.att.net.

Good luck!

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Yes. 5X SCHNEIDER-KREUZNACH VARIOGON Optical Zoom Lens