Carp said the image was created by taking 60 shots using a Kodak digital camera and then stitching them with the new software to create a 185K file. In addition to computer screens, OLED has potential for high-definition television, he said. Carp also showed a watermarking system designed to protect image ownership rights. Addressing the issue of obsolescence, Carp discussed Digital Preservation Solutions, a Kodak initiative being launched next year in which images can be uploaded to a Kodak-controlled server, which would also provide search and retrieval tools. During the presentation, Carp was assisted by a group of kitschy Las Vegas-style nightclub entertainers, who cracked bad jokes as he demonstrated the new technologies.
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