George Eastman - History of Kodak and Rolled Photographic Film

By Mary Bellis, About.com Guide

Figure 2 shows the process of winding a fresh film into position. In taking a picture, the Kodak is held in the hand and pointed directly at the object. The button is pressed, and the filming is done; and this operation may be repeated a hundred times, or until the film is exhauted. Instantaneous pictures can only be made outdoors in bright sunshine.

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• George Eastman Invents the Kodak Camera and Introduces Rolled Photographic Film
• George Eastman Names Kodak - The Patent Suits
• Photograph of the Kodak Park Plant
• Original Kodak Manual - Setting the Shutter
• Original Kodak Manual - Process of Winding a Fresh Film
• Original Kodak Manual - Indoor Photographs
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