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In 1880 William H. Walker founded the Wm. H. Walker and Company business, which was bought by W. F. Carlton in 1883 and renamed the Rochester Optical Company. In 1899 four other companies joined with Rochester Optical: the Rochester Camera and Supply Company (by H. B. Carlton, brother of W. F. Carlton); the Ray Camera Company; the Monroe Camera Company; and the Western Camera Manufacturing Company of Chicago. In 1903 the Rochester company was bought by Kodak Eastman, but continued to manufacture its line of cameras as the Rochester Optical Division of Kodak until 1921.

Rochester Optical cameras:	Years of manufacture:
American Cyclone Senior Film Premo No.1 Long Focus Premo New Model Pocket Premo Pony Premo No.2 Pony Premo No.5 Premo (folding) Premoette Rochester Magazine Camera Star Premo	American Challenge (swivel bed) Film Premo No.1 Film Premo No.2 Ideal Monitor Peerless Pony Premo D Pony Premo No.5 Pony Premo Sr Premo C Premo Sr Special Reflecting Premo Universal	Carlton Film Premo No.1 Fimplate Premo Kenwood New Model Improved Pony Premo B Pony Premo No.3 Premier Box Premo B Premo Supreme Reflecting Premo Stereo Premo	Carlton Twin Lens Camera Empire State Film Premo No.3 Long Focus Premo Special New Model Pocket Premo C Pony Premo No.1 Pony Premo No.6 Premo (box) Premo B Premo View Reversible Back Premo Standard	Comet Cyclone (Magazine) Handy Katch Midget Pocket Box New Model Stereo Pony Premo Pony Premo E Pony Premo No.4 Premaret Premo A Premo Sr R.O.C. View Snappa Stereo Premo	Commodore Cyko Reko Ideal Midget Pocket New Model Improved Pony Premo A Pony Premo No.2 Pony Premo No.7 Premier Folding Premo D Premo V Reko Special W.K. Universal