You Press the Button. Kodak Used to Do the Rest.

When I photographed Eastman Kodak’s shuttered and vandalized film processing center outside of Stockholm a few years ago, it became clear to me that I held the very cause of all this destruction in my own hands: a digital camera. Kodak held a monopoly position in the photographic-film industry throughout most of the 20th century.…

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You press the button, we do the rest” - George Eastman

1896 Photographic Salon: Text Panel

Kodak Moments – Monsters & Madonnas

Michael Beschloss on X: Kodak camera was first placed on sale today 1889: / X

You press the button, we do the rest. Previously only available to professionals, cameras became easy to use by the avera…

You press* the button, we do the rest - George Eastman

You press the button, we'll do the rest” From Kodak No.1 to color photography

At Black Mountain Photographs Were Made Not Taken - Black Mountain College Museum + Arts Center

You Press the Button. Kodak Used to Do the Rest.

You Push The Button, We Do The Rest”: George Eastman's 1st Box Cameras

A few specific rooms they are used in, but not limited to include Kitchens, Bedrooms and Bathrooms. I have also heard they are used for scrap-booking

VTG Magazine Ad 1948 Original KODAK Film Press The Button It Does The Rest DOCK

CAMERA: THE KODAK #1, 1889. /n'You press the button, we do the rest.' George Eastman's simple, fixed-focus camera for amateur use. American magazine advertisement, 1889 Stock Photo - Alamy