What used to be Kodak moments are now Kodak print projects. But the concern for a crisp, clean image remains. Kodak, the inventor of the Brownie camera, has put consumer photography in albums on a shelf to focus on imaging for businesses. The company has staked its future on commercial printing. It makes presses and imprinting systems, as well as technology to print documents, publications, and product packaging for corporate customers. It also serves the motion picture industry with motion imaging products, services, and technology for studios, labs, and independent filmmakers. Founded in 1880 by George Eastman, Kodak emerged from bankruptcy in 2013 after restructurings made it a smaller company.