Historic Camera
Kodak Transparent Film (1888)
Kodak introduced his first roll film in 1884. The first roll film, was made out of paper and sensitized with a Gelantine emulsion. Displayed above is Kodak's transparent film that was introduced with the kodak camera in 1888 which provided 100 exposures. Form more information on Kodak Cameras, visit our History Librarium
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Kodak Transparent Film (1888)
Kodak introduced his first roll film in 1884. The first roll film, was made out of paper and sensitized with a Gelantine emulsion. Displayed above is Kodak's transparent film that was introduced with the kodak camera in 1888 which provided 100 exposures. Form more information on Kodak Cameras, visit our History Librarium
Use of this image is permitted granted if you comply with the following two restrictions: 1. you do not remove "© Historic Camera" from the image, 2. You provide attribution and a link back to the Historic Camera website HistoricCamera.com and finally you let me know by posting here either the link to the page or description of where you are using. Thanks.