[longtermmemmory]

Yes Kodak spent too much time and MONEY considering corporate policies which approved and promoted homosexual sex of their employees recreational behavior instead of focusing on making a product that was marketable.

Sad when you think of what they once were.

[Richard Kimball]

Kodak started missing the boat when the 35 mm cameras came over from Japan. When Nikon introduced the F camera in 1959, it marked the moving of professional photography to Japan. Kodak has never had an in-house competitive 35mm camera, even their first generation digital professional cameras were built on Nikon bodies.

Fuji overtook them in film and photo paper quality in the late eighties/early nineties. With the switch to digital, printer manufacturers started taking a lot of business away from them. Unfortunately, most American businesses have bought into the social engineering concept. They view their diversity initiatives as being their primary business, and their product as a sideline.

Canon has taken over as the leader in professional digital photography, with Nikon a close second.