Electronic imaging takes center stage

Article Abstract:

Kodak introduces the Kodak DCS 460 digital camera which provides 36-bit-color images. Priced at $28,000, the DCS 460 stores images either on a hard drive, memory card or a Macintosh microcomputer. Similar high-tech digital photography products are in development at Minolta and Olympus.

Product introduction, Column, Digital cameras, Electronic cameras, Imaging systems, Kodak DCS 460 (Digital camera)

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CD or not CD? Kodak's Photo CD is finally here, but is it right for you?

Article Abstract:

Kodak's Photo CD is a result of 'hybrid' technology that combines use of photo images from 35mm film and the capacity to store and to print them from a CD. The images can be displayed on a television screen. The cost for a CD is about $20 and with prints, $30.

Innovations, Cover Story, Photographs, Images, Photographic, Kodak Photo CD (Image processor)

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Be a calculating photographer

Article Abstract:

Photographers who want precision in their images need to calculate depth of field, equivalent focal lengths, view angle of lenses and f-stop differences. Mathematical formulas are provided.

Models, Photography

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