The job cuts have also found their way into Kodak's digital products division, despite the company's conviction that this is where the future of the photo industry lies. Kodak has a large order backlog for its DC120 and DC210 digital stills cameras, which each sport a one million pixel array and which sell in the US for less than $1000. The company is apparently manufacturing around the clock on these units but Kodak will soon face some extreme competition here from consumer electronics mass producers like Japan's Casio Computer Co and Sony Corp. Kodak's shares rose $2.31 to $58.81 on the news that the company was taking its medicine.