The Digital Revolution: The End of an Era in Photography

The video discusses the impact of digital technology on photography and media. It highlights the transition from traditional 35mm cameras and VCRs to digital cameras and DVDs, driven by consumer demand and news organizations. The speed and convenience of digital photography are emphasized, though concerns about skill degradation are noted. The shift has led to significant industry changes, including job losses at companies like Kodak and Fuji, marking the decline of chemically based photography.

Which company was mentioned as having removed 35mm cameras from their shelves?

• Best Buy

• Dixons

• Walmart

• Target

What was one of the main advantages of digital photography for news organizations?

• Lower cost

• Higher image quality

• Easier storage

• Faster image delivery

What is a perceived downside of digital photography according to some?

• Poor image quality

• Increased cost

• Negative impact on skill levels

• Limited storage capacity

By 2007, how many employees did Kodak plan to make redundant?

• 10,000

• 20,000

• 15,000

• 25,000

Which company was mentioned as having already gone bust due to the digital revolution?

• Kodak

• Guildford

• Fuji

• Canon