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retrothing.com - 10/24/2008

Kodak Introduces New Super 8 Film

— retrothing.com — Forty-three years after launching the Super 8 home movie format, Kodak has quietly released Vision3 500T color... negative film in Super 8 cartridges. Vision3 is Kodak's newest line of professional motion picture film. Unlike the old Kodachrome ... (more) Kodak Introduces New Super 8 Film

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phonesreview.co.uk - 10/26/2008

Nokia and Kodak join in patent license deal

— phonesreview.co.uk — Looks like Nokia has struck a deal with Kodak, as whispers hit the net that Nokia and... Eastman Kodak Company have entered a mysterious patent license agreement, although any details of such an agreement are quite scant. The word doing the rounds is ... (more) Nokia and Kodak join in patent license deal

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MobileBurn.com - 10/22/2008

Press Release: Kodak Enters Into Patent Cross-License Agreement with Nokia

— MobileBurn.com — Read the full story here. (more) Press Release: Kodak Enters Into Patent Cross-License ...

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Kodak Introduces New Super 8 Film
Retro Thing — ... low light scenes. The new film retains the overall look and image structure of its predecessor while offering extended highlight latitude, offering as much as two f-stops of highlight detail to avoid blown-out details. By adding Vision3 500T to their lineup, Kodak continues their recent trend of positioning Super 8 film as the "gateway drug" for aspiring young filmmakers and a mainstay for professionals seeking the unique look of 8mm film for modern productions. Announcing KODAK VISION3 500T Color Negative Film [via filmshooting.com] ...

Kodak brings its pro Vision3 film to Super 8
CrunchGear — I’m loving Kodak lately. They’re rocking the sensors, they’re introducing new Super 8 film(spotted here), what’s next? Their own social network? Actually, to be honest, I don’t really understand this latest move. It makes a lot less sense than a new color still film, which is still relatively well-used. Super 8 is pretty rare to find, and although its low cost means anyone can try, editing is a pain. Unless you like cutting film and taping it together, you’re going to have to get a digital conversion to ...