Kodak Lens
2019
2019

KODAK continues to expand the way images touch people’s daily lives till today.

2015
2015

In 2015, KODAK BluProtect Lens Coating entered the market and led to future generations of blue-light filtering products.

2009
2009

2009 saw the launch of the KODAK Unique Progressive Lens, which opened wearers up to a wider selection of frames. In 2010, the KODAK Precise PB Progressive Lens was launched to provide a more natural wearer experience for Presbyopes.

2000
2000

Throughout the early 2000’s, KODAK Precise Progressive Lens provided wearers with excellent visual harmony between distances and the KODAK Clean & Clear was launched with new improved superhydrophpbic properties.

1996
1996

In 1996, KODAK Clear Lens Coating was developed to enable lenses to stay clean and last longer. 4 years later, the KODAK Concise Progressive Lens was launched to fit modern shallow frames.

1992
1992

In 1992, the Eastman Kodak Company gave Signet Armorlite the exclusive right to develop high-quality ophthalmic lenses. Since then, over 50 ophthalmic products have been developed under the KODAK brand.

1975
1975

KODAK invented the world’s first digital camera in 1975, and the first megapixel charge-couple device (CCD) image sensor in 1986. This enabled other innovations to follow.

1963
1963

Introduced in 1963, the KODAK Instamatic cameras featured easy-to-use cartridge-loading film, which brought amateur photography to new heights of popularity.

1961
1961

The KODAK carousel projector was introduced in 1961, the projectors had a round tray that held 80 slides for easy viewing.

1961
1961

In 1961, KODAK Technology was on board the Apollo 11, with the first astronauts to walk on the moon. A special stereoscopic color camera built by Kodak enabled astronauts to photograph extreme close-ups of rocks, dust, and minute features of the moon’s surface.

1935
1935

Introduced in 1935, KODACHROME Film became the first commercially successful amateur color film. In 1942, KODACOLOR Film the world’s first true color negative film for photography, was launched.

1888
1888

Kodak was founded in 1888 by George Eastman. He built his business on four principles which is still in practice today. These principles include a focus on the customer, low-cost mass production, worldwide distribution and extensive advertising.