Kodak vs Fujifilm

George Eastman was one of the first to demonstrate the great convenience of dry plates to wet plates in 1878, making photography easier for all. Since that time, they have been great innovators in their section of the world, America. Moreover, a huge American Icon was born. In 1884, the business changed from a partnership to a company with 14 shareholders, Eastman Dry Plate and Film Company was formed. In 1885, Eastman American Film opened overseas in London England, and the start of innovative worldwide company was. After hiring a fulltime chemist, unheard of in those times, the name Kodak was born and the Kodak camera was introduced into the market. The marketing slogan “You press the button we do the rest,” was the birth of snapshot photography. From 1889 until 1929, they had the only film, chemical, and research department for working just to innovate filmmaking. The pocket camera and the first film for motion pictures was now establishing a presence in Europe, and both swept through all the continents as great new invention, putting Kodak on the map. They now had over 5,000 workers within sales, chemicals, research, retail, and many other subsidy companies grown from his genius to the huge conglomerate now getting its start. From 1902 to 1929, they managed to rollout new and exciting products and companies that just added on to the conglomerate, with the same 14 shareholders. The Kodak developing machine simplified the processing of a roll of film and made it possible to develop film without a darkroom. Single handily changing the face of photography, from the professional to the everyday person. He introduced amateur photography to the regular person. They produced the first practical safety film using cellulose, making the business even safer. Then they pushed into Australia and conquering Europe as well as America. Design optics, Portrait film, and Ariel cameras attached to planes for the US during the war were invented and used by many different