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 June 27, 2010 - 08.00 GMT
Occasionally I get queries from users looking for documentation and/or software for vintage digital cameras. In many cases it turns out a real challenge to find this information, as websites have disappeared, links are broken or relevant data has been deleted. A refreshing exception is the Kodak support site, where even documents and firmware on the Kodak DC40, the first consumer digital camera launched 15 years ago, are available on the net. Some four years ago I explored how its successor, the Kodak DC50, held out to its offspring...More
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