In 1888, Kodak succeeded in creating the world's first modern film and implemented it with 4PASS printing technology.
The History of Photography
1490
The Beginning of the Camera Obscura
Copy the outside scenery through a small window or a hole in a black box on a dark night without windows and use it for sketching.
1826
The first photographic heliography
The first photograph was created by fixing the image formed by applying light-sensitive asphalt to a tin plate and exposing it for 8 hours.
1888
Development of 'KODAK' Roll film & Camera
Development of 'KODAK' Roll film & Camera, which is compact in size and easy to carry and store, and the start of film development and photo printing services
KODAK Film Development Lab
(DP & E: Development, Print and Enlarge)
KODAK's film and printing services made photography popular, but it took five days to develop the film.
KODAK 35mm Film
Becomes Standard
KODAK pioneered photography culture with the introduction of 35mm film, establishing it as a standard format.
4PASS Film
with Kodak technology
The birth of 4PASS technology, which inherited KODAK's film over 135 years
