Category Archives: Kodak

Which sensor will Pentax 645D use?

By PR admin | Published: March 5, 2010
At that point it is not clear which sensor will be deployed in the upcoming Pentax 645D medium format camera. My first guess few months ago was for the KAF-39000 from Kodak. Today ThePhoblographer reported on a newer Kodak sensor that is few millimeters smaller than KAF-39000. The only problem is that neither of those sensors will give [...]
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Why the iPad doesn’t have a built-in camera?

By PR admin | Published: February 26, 2010
Am interesting rumor from the ImagingInsider: “…it originally was supposed to have one… at least that’s what we were told. But, when Kodak filed a complaint against Apple earlier this year for patent infringement the iPad design changed…” Here is a shot from the iPad enclosure and you can clearly see that there is space [...]
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Other announcements before CES

By PR admin | Published: January 6, 2010
Update: Olympus just uploaded their latest set of p&s cameras – see them all @ dpreview. Too much going on before CES opens tomorrow, here is the recap: Panasonic officially announced their new p&s cameras – read all the details @ The Phoblographer Panasonic also released a new $21k high end 3D camcorder. Sony announced [...]
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Pentax 645D may be using this 39MP sensor from Kodak

By PR admin | Published: December 8, 2009
As a reader mentioned in a previous post (jeff-c) the expected medium format Pentax 645D camera may be using this model KAF-39000 39MP CCD sensor from Kodak (visit the link for full specs): A back view picture of the Pentax 645D:
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Rumor: Kodak will unveil a new 3D DSLR camera at CES

By PR admin | Published: October 29, 2009
Yes, you read this right – the rumor is Kodak’s “entirely new type of camera” could be a 3D DSLR camera. Kodak used to make DSLR cameras before and it seems that they have found a niche market and decided to explore it. Just few days ago Kodak reported 26% drop in sales (source: WSJ) [...]
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