One-time use times 50 million equals...

Article Abstract:

Kodak recycles about 63% of its Fun Saver disposable cameras. Photofinishers ship the used cameras to Kodak for a small refund, and an outside contracter dissembles and sorts the pieces. Plastic covers, viewfinders and lenses are ground and recycled. Mechanisms are tested and reused if possible.

Waste management, Camera industry, Eastman Kodak Co., EK, Disposable cameras

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What do you get from a workshop?

Article Abstract:

Sam Abell's 'The Next Step' class at the Santa Fe Photographic Workshops stresses the internal process involved in making a great picture. Eight students present their comments on the class and some of their work. Tips on selecting a workshop are included.

Conferences, meetings and seminars, Study and teaching, Photographers, Photography

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