Over five decades since Kodak introduced the Super 8 and the Super 8mm format, the motion picture camera remains a fascinating tool for today's creatives. It's understandable that the younger generation who are just discovering the format may find the film camera (the new Kodak Super 8, especially) intimidating and too much of a commitment.
Over five decades since Kodak introduced the Super 8 and the Super 8mm format, the motion picture camera remains a fascinating tool for today's creatives. It's understandable that the younger generation who are just discovering the format may find the film camera (the new Kodak Super 8, especially) intimidating and too much of a commitment.
To document the Central American "Migrant Caravan" in November 2018, Magnum photographer Jim Goldberg traveled to Mexico and put together a potent mix of Super 8 footage, video, recorded audio, and songs.
Nick Shirrell had some fun at a recent IndyCar race, he decided to shoot some footage using a Canon Super 8 camera from 1968. It’s Read more...
Sound the alarm, ready your wallets: the highly anticipated Kodak Ektachrome film line will finally start shipping to distributors and stock house dealers worldwide, starting "immediately" with the Kodak Ektachrome E100 for 135/36x camera formats!
It's been nearly two years since Kodak announced their plans to make a new Super 8 camera at the Consumer Electronics Show, so there's surely been a lot of curiosity about the developments so far. Apart from showing a working prototype in this year's Consumer Electronics Show, Kodak has also released an update where the bright minds involved -- from project management, design, production, and testing -- talk about the challenges, initial results, and future plans for the Super 8 camera (which could go for up to $3,000).
I've had the Kodak Ektra for a pretty long time now and have purposely taken my time with this review. The reason: I hated the Google Chrome Pixel to the point where it's sitting in a spot in my office and I never reviewed it, and so I wanted to give the Kodak Ektra a proper go.
Earlier this year, the Kodak Ektra smartphone was announced and photographers looked on with curiosity. The Kodak Ektra is manufactured by Kodak--you know, the same company that makes fantastic film.