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Eastman Kodak, the 131-year-old film pioneer that has been struggling for years to adapt to an increasingly digital world, filed for bankruptcy protection early on Thursday.
The American icon had tried a number of turnaround strategies and cost-cutting efforts in recent years, but the company — which since 2004 has reported only one full year of profits — ultimately ran short of cash.
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So You Got a Fancy New Camera: Here’s How to Use It
Welcome to our annual Brand New Camera Set Up Guide. A loved one loves you back enough that they bought you a brand new fancy camera. Now what?
1. Pimp your camera
Get Lenses
Unless they really love you, whoever dropped dime on your shooter probably didn’t load up on the accessories. First priority! More lenses. (If you got a DSLR or mirrorless interchangeable lens camera, like an Olympus PEN EP-3 anyway.) And this list is a good place to start, for DSLRs. Go for the 35mm glass (or 50mm, if you got a full-frame camera). We really like the fast, wide angle, pancake lenses for the mirrorless cameras.
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