Kodak
- adjective
- /ˈkoʊdæk/
- First up, we've got the Kodak Easyshare Mini.
And our pictures transitioned from black and white to Kodak color film.
- And our pictures transitioned from black and white to Kodak color film.
Examples
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Yep, and the one on Rhett side is the Kodak printomatic.
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And our pictures transitioned from black and white to Kodak color film.
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Better yet, imagine me in Times Square with a Kodak now.
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This is the best Kodak if you are putting your videos on the web.
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So let's go up here to settings and try out Kodak gold.
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You can do the full body in, in kind of a Kodak and that can be quite intensive.
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And they can do a lossless Kodak from your iPhone to your headphones.
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This new camera model is a fantastic Kodak option for hobbyist photographers.
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I love the vivid colors produced by this Kodak film when developing photos.
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For crisp, clear images, this Kodak brand film is highly recommended.
Compounds
Surface Forms
Etymology
Kodak as an adjective comes from the brand name, which was chosen to be short and memorable, so people use Kodak before a noun to show it was made by that company. That's why we say 'Kodak paper' or a 'Kodak camera'.