Kodak to Stop Making Digital Cameras

American photography giant Kodak has said it will stop making digital cameras in the next six months.

The 130-year-old Eastman Kodak Co, which invented the digital camera in 1975, has now said it will try to license its brand to other camera manufacturers.

Kodak has filed for bankruptcy protection, having lost almost 90 percent of its market value in 2011.

The company stopped manufacturing film cameras in 2004 and made its final roll of 35mm color film in 2009.