Eastman Kodak Company

SIGGRAPH 2004

The Kodak Stereo 3D Display is an important innovation for stereo imaging. It is autostereoscopic and eliminates the need to wear any type of glasses or other headgear. Using pupil imaging and high-resolution LCD displays, the system provides a true stereo image to the user with no loss in image resolution. Pupil imaging eliminates cross-talk, which combined with the virtual image optical design, eliminates sources of eyestrain found in other autostereoscopic solutions.The viewing zone in this display is unique. It is very easy to see where the “sweet spot” is, and the image quality is identical across the entire viewing zone. The desktop display has a 45 degree by 36 degree field of view with a resolution of 1280 x 1024 pixels and large, 32 mm viewing pupils. This field of view gives the viewer the feeling of floating in a movie theater about 1.5 screen heights away from the screen.

SIGGRAPH 1997

Kodak invites you to experience its innovative products for the entertainment industry, including: new films based on breakthrough technology, Cineon digital systems with 1 O-bit log color, CD-recordable media and equipment, Web site services, The Image Bank, the Kodak PixFactory, and other creative applications of film, hybrid, and digital technology.

SIGGRAPH 1996

Kodak’s family of compositing and fx systems adapts readily to your changing business climate. With Cineon Breeze, Storm, and Tornado workstations, you can configure systems with the processing power and functionality you need. See how Kodak’s unique DXR technology maintains quality and creative flexibility from the Genesis Plus scanner through our film recorders.

SIGGRAPH 1995

Eastman Kodak Company is displaying digital imaging software and hardware for motion and still imaging. Highlights for motion imaging include the CINEON ImageStation 1000, 4000, and 8000 series; CINEON image compositing and retouching software; and CINEON GENESIS digital film scanners. Eastman Kodak’s full range of still imaging solutions for the desktop include: Kodak digital cameras, Photo CD products, high-speed color printers, and CD writers and authoring tools.

SIGGRAPH 1994

Eastman Kodak Company is displaying a full range of digital imaging software and hardware for the capture, manipulation, storage, and display of images. Highlights include: the Cineon Digital Film Workstation, Cineon Manipulation and Retouching Software, the Cineon Genesis Digital Film Scanner, the LVT Digital Image Recorder, the XLT 7720 Printer, the XLS 8300 Printer, the RFS 2035 Plus Scanner, the Professional Image Library 30, Digital Cameras, and the Kodak PCD Writer 600.

SIGGRAPH 1993

The Kodak Megaplus XRC Camera has the ability to capture full-color, high-resolution pictures in digital format. Inside the camera head a charged coupled device (CCD) imager provides an extended range imaging array of 2.6 million pixels per image with 24-bit color images produced in less than two seconds.

SIGGRAPH 1992

Cineon Digital Film System provides the power of computers to manipulate images while retaining the quality of the original film. Cineon consists of three main components; a film scanner, an image computing workstation, and a film recorder. A motion picture will be shown which demonstrates camera negative film converted to a high-resolution digital format, manipulated on the Cineon Digital Workstation, and recorded back to film.

SIGGRAPH 1991

Eastman Kodak Company displays thermal printing systems capable of producing photographic quality continuous-tone color hard copies from digital sources. The company features its large format printer, XL 7700, as well as its SV6510 medium-format printer. In addition, Kodak will show the new 35mm Rapid Film Scanner.

SIGGRAPH 1990

Eastman Kodak Company demonstrates a family of color printer products capable of producing color continuous tone hard copies. It features its justreleased page size printer, the Kodak XL 7700 Digital Continuous Tone Printer. The printer provides photographic-quality, thermal dye transfer prints and transparencies from digital sources. In addition, Kodak Colorsqueeze Image Compression Software is shown.

SIGGRAPH 1989

The Electronic Photography Division is exhibiting new high-resolution thermal dye transfer printers along with still video products for commercial users in applications such as CAD/CAM, industrial design, video production, and other technical and scientific applications.

SIGGRAPH 1988

Eastman Kodak Company will be represented by the Motion Picture/Audio Visual Products Division, the Electronic Photography Division and the Copy Products Division.

SIGGRAPH 1987

The Motion Picture and Audio Visual Products Division will feature the Kodak DATASHOW Computer Data Projector, a self-contained unit that displays computer-generated images on any large projection screen, even in normal room light. Also being shown is the Kodak DATASHOW System for large screen projection of real-time PC images using LCD technology with overhead projectors.

SIGGRAPH 1986

Eastman Kodak will exhibit the new liquid crystal display (LCD) projection device for largescreen presentations of charts, graphs or other data directly from an IBM PC and most PC compatibles. Presentation can be controled from PC keyboard or with a multi-function, wireless infrared remote control.

SIGGRAPH 1985

Features products for creating and delivering visual presentations including: Film, copy stand and CRT-to-film equipment for making instant color slides and prints. Kodak Ektagraphic Ill slide projectors and Audio Viewer/projectors for professional display of instant or conventional slides.

SIGGRAPH 1984

The following equipment will be shown or demonstrated: • New KODAK INSTAGRAPHIC CRT Print lmager that enables users to make instant color prints or conventional slides from 9-, 12-, 13- and 19-inch screens. • KODAK EKTAGRAPHIC Ill Slide Projectors • KODAK EKTAGRAPHIC CT1000 16 mm Projector • KODAK EKTAGRAPHIC AudioViewer/Projector, Model 260AF • EASTMAN Video Tape-1⁄2-,3⁄4- and 1-inch formats