Kodak is still trying to make digital still photography more appealing (EP
860 980). A new button on the camera will let you “order” prints as you snap
away, storing your instructions on the camera’s removable memory card. You
decide which images to print and at what quality—opting for a cheap low-
definition printer or an expensive high-quality thermal imager. When you’ve
finished taking pictures you simply take the memory card to a high street photo
bureau or slot it into a kiosk to get an automatic print-out according to the
instructions you specified on the card.
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