On Thursday, September 19, 2013, I gave a talk on Kodacolor to The Photographic Historical Society. Here is the speech along with some of the media from the presentation. Before he died, George Eastman fulfilled a dream he kept mostly to…
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Kodak 16mm Kodacolor circa 1928
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Han Shot First
Here’s a lecture I gave as Keynote Speaker at St. John Fisher College for Philosophy Day on November 21, 2103. Han Shot First. Good afternoon. I am Brian Steblen, and I’m here with my business partner Mike Champlin. We own…
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Posted in Brian's Blog
