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40 Years of Imaging: From Prints to Pixels
Highlights in the Photo Imaging Industry 1965-2005
1965
- Photographic Processing Debuts
- The term "Moore's Law" coined
1967
- Kodak installs first Video Color Negative Analyzer at Olan Mills Chattanooga, TN
1969
- Kodak supplies 35mm stereo camera to Apollo IX mission
- Cibachrome hits U.S. market
1970
- Fuji enters U.S. market with FujiColor N-100 film
1972
- 110 format takes market by storm
1973
- Kodak C-41 process targets the industry
1976
- Kodak develops E-6 process
- Fuji shows 400-speed color film at Photokina '76
1979
- Noritsu installs first daylight minilab in San Pedro, CA
1981
- According to PMA, minilab businesses double from 800 to 1600 in one year
- The SLRs market booming
1982
- Kodak markets Disc Camera System
- The term "Internet" is coined
1984
- Apple unveils the Macintosh computer
1987
- Fuji develops QuickSnap single-use camera
1989
- Kodak Develops RA-4 process
1990
- Kodak unveils Photo CD system
- Canon targets labs with CLC 500 color copier
- HTML is introduced
1992
- FujiColor Super FA Type 3 paper is developed
1993
- LaserMaster shows 36-inch DisplayMaker printer at Fall PMA in Anaheim, CA
1994
- Durst Lambda introduced at Photokina '94
1995
- Digital cameras enter the market
1996
- Advanced Photo System introduced
- EIA reports 9 million multimedia computers in U.S. households
1997
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