Kodak also sells professional electronic cameras for $12,000 to $40,000.

His retail business sold cameras, appliances, hardware, food and film.

The Internet, office supply stores, electronics shops are all selling digital cameras.

He sold cameras to veteran photographers, young people just starting in the profession and students who later became professionals.

When it got back into that market in 1985, it had to sell Japanese-made cameras, rather than its own.

It also sells used cameras, and offers a camera repair service.

So in 1986, the company went back to selling 35-millimeter cameras.

In the early 1900s, she began to sell cameras for amateur photographers.

Any that sold disposable cameras appeared to have been cleaned out.

They made their living in the 1960s by making wet suits and selling underwater cameras, plus doing artwork for magazines.