Kodak is a chemical company these days with modest profits. They need to double down on that. Cameras are not in their wheelhouse.
Kodak is a chemical company these days with modest profits. They need to double down on that. Cameras are not in their wheelhouse.
But the numbers surprised me much beyond what I thought I already knew. Interchangeable-lens cameras are down from 10.something million units in 2008, to 6.something million units in 2024. But fixed-lens (eg compact, point & shoot, etc) went from 106 million to 1.8 million over the same period.
Nokia survived the smartphone better than (non-interchangeable) cameras did.
SLRs are almost dead. Canon has promised a few more lenses (or had), but all their efforts now are in mirrorless. Sony doesn't have a non-mirrorless offering. And I believe Nikon is the same as Canon.
Plus, I just have a habit of using the old technology acronym instead of the new one. Like SSL.