Definition: The word 'Kodac' refers to a type of black-and-white film used in the late 20th century, often considered a precursor to modern digital photography. It's named after German inventor Karl von Koda who invented it for color photography in 1897. The film has a unique dark and light channel design that allows viewers to see both colors on one roll of film. The Kodak C was popular for its ease of use and affordable cost, but it was ultimately replaced by more advanced digital technology like the Kodachrome film or black & white photography.
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