Kodak’s New Products at Photokina
By Shutterbug Staff October 25, 2006 — Eastman Kodak Company has introduced an array of new products and services—from self-serve kiosks and digital capture solutions to professional photo services—at the photokina show in Germany. Here’s a summary of the news, details of which, on some, will follow later.

New KODAK EASYSHARE Z710 Zoom Digital Camera combines advanced photographic features with point-and-shoot simplicity. With a 7.1 megapixel image sensor and 10X optical zoom, the Z710 model makes it simple to zoom and capture crisp shots that can make high-quality prints up to 30 x 40 inches (76 x 102 cm).

New KODAK EASYSHARE Photo Printer 350 connects to camera phones for high-quality prints. Using BLUETOOTH wireless technology, the Photo Printer 350 prints 4 x 6 photos directly from BLUETOOTH technology-enabled devices.

Enhanced KODAK PROFESSIONAL PORTRA color negative films underscore Kodak’s ongoing support of the professional photography market. The recently released 160VC, 160NC, 400VC and 400NC films in the PORTRA film family produce finer grain, spectacular skin tones and improved scanning performance for greater enlargement capability. (A report on these films will be in the December issue of Shutterbug.)

New KODAK KAF-10500 Image Sensor—developed specifically for the LEICA M8 digital camera—continues Kodak’s legacy of offering high performance imaging devices that result in low noise, high sensitivity and wide dynamic range.

New KODAK batteries for digital cameras maximize speed, performance and battery life, resulting in an increase in the number of pictures consumers can take between battery charges.

More information about Kodak (NYSE: EK) is available at www.kodak.com.