Kodak+Camera

Juila and David

//Eastman, George// was making the //kodak camera// in the year //1880//. //Eastman// was born in //Waterville, New York//. //Eastman// introduced the //camera// in the year //1880//. //In the////1990's// the //kodak camera//, became the //largest photographic camera company//. //Eastman// began to //sell dry plates// in //many numbers//, in //1880//. In //1880// //Eastman// began to //sell// the //kodak camera//. In //1990// //Eastman// invented a //Brownie camera// for //kids//. In //Rochester on March 14, 1932//, //Eastman// ** died ! ** //Inventor// of //film roll//. This invention changed peoples life **dramaticaly**, this //invention// was //created so people with not alot of money could have a camera to document important things in there lives.// The //kodak camera// was //**very small** it could fit into someones pocket//. Unlike //cameras before it//, they were **VERY BIG** and they //costed// **ALOT OF MONEY**. The //kodak camera hasn't changed much since the years that it first came out still keeping it's main colors **black and yellow .**//

//Julia: Hi. Are you the creator of the Kodak Camera?// //David: Yes. As a matter of fact i am. My name is George Eastman.// //Julia: Did you invent the camera in 1880?// //David: Why, yes I did.// //David: Did my invention change anybody's life?// //Julia: Yes. It did actually the camera got digital, wich means you need no film and you can upload pictures instanly to this other invention called the computer.// //David: WOAH. (Fall out of chair get back up and then say.) Are you serious?// //Julia: Are you okay? And yes! I am super serious.// //David: WOW that's so superspectacular!// //Julia: Did you know that there are many more camera companies out there today exept for yours?// //David: Yes. But mine is still the best!// //Julia: Your's? It couldn't get better!// //David: Why, thank you! But we should get back on topic.// //Julia: I agree. What was your inspiration for making the camera?// //David: My inspiration was that there's so many exciting events happening, that I think we should be able to get them on picture and remember them for the rest of our lives.// //Julia: That's a very good point.// //David:Yes, I mean who wouldn't **love** to take a picture of a funny moment in their lives and keep on reliving the memories.// //Julia: I couldn't have said it better myself. How much did your camera cost?// // David: Well at the time the dollar was like a thousand dollars to you people today. But from what i remembered, my camera costed around $25. // // Julia: Wow so i'm geussing this was a big challange for you and your workers to create the camera and ontop of that delvelop the film. Right? // // David: Yes, it was, but i bought a second-hand engine to assist my workers. // //Julia: Oh cool, how much did it cost?// // David: Around $125. // //Julia: Wow and thats alot!// // David: Yes, (carhorn) I guess that's my ride. I better get going back to the 1880''s. // //Julia: Okay. Hope you've had a good time here. Please come back soon!// Empty Room. Photography. Encyclopædia Britannica Image Quest. Web. 4 Jan 2012. [] The Image