Kodak's first digital camera

[Zipperhead]

In December of 1975, after a year of piecing together a bunch of new technology in a back lab at the Elmgrove Plant in Rochester, we were ready to try it.  "It" being a rather odd-looking collection of digital circuits that we desperately tried to convince ourselves was a portable camera....

[nicknack]

Coo. Interesting. Ta

Dec 1975 I'd just started my Photographic Science degree. Lots of wet chemistry involved.

[iakobski]

Coo. Interesting. Ta

Dec 1975 I'd just started my Photographic Science degree. Lots of wet chemistry involved.

PCL! I was there in the early 80s and still 99% wet processing. We did manage to build an excellent flatbed scanner involving a microdensitometer, some stepper motors and a BBC micro, launching the department into the digital age. Shortly after they bought a 640X480 pixel monochrome CCD camera and changed the course name to Photographic and Electronic Imaging Sciences.

[Regulator]

Coo. Interesting. Ta

Dec 1975 I'd just started my Photographic Science degree. Lots of 'wet chemistry' involved.

Is that a euphimism for sex I haven't heard before?