Kodak

This Is Why Film Photography Is Making a Comeback

By Olivier Laurent

The Best Films for Every Photo Situation

By Josh Raab

Kodak Wants to Bring Back More Films

By Olivier Laurent

Kodak Brings Ektachrome Back to Life

By Bianca Silva
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In Memoriam: Remembering the Photographers We Lost in 2015

As 2015 rolls to a close, TIME LightBox pauses to remember the great photographers we lost this year

By Rachel Lowry

The Future of Film Photography: Instant Toy Cameras and Small-Scale Labs

Film companies are now betting on young consumers

By Lucia De Stefani

Kodak Will Stay in the Movie Business

You’re welcome, hipsters

By David Stout

1914 - 1918: The War Years in Photographs

What was life like 100 years ago during World War I? Lisa Hostetler, of the Department of Photography at George Eastman House, takes a look at her archives, unearthing little-known images of a world at war

By Lisa Hostetler

'Memory City': A Eulogy for Rochester, Kodak's Company Town

Rochester will forever be known as the home of Eastman Kodak but, as the legendary photography company fights to remain relevant in a digital world, Alex Webb and Rebecca Norris Webb take a trip down memory lane

By Olivier Laurent

Rum, Rhythm and Revolution: Joakim Eskildsen in Eastern Cuba

Photographer Joakim Eskildsen gives us a rare glimpse of Eastern Cuba, a region that differs greatly from the cosmopolitanism of Havana city.

By Kira Pollack
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