history of the camera
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History of the Camera. Alyssa Brown . Camera Obscura. A Frenchman called Joseph Nicéphore Niépce made the first camera and took the first picture in 1814 it was called Camera Obscura the picture was taken by having the shutter left open for eight hours and faded shortly after. - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
HISTORY OF THE CAMERA
Alyssa Brown
Camera Obscura • A Frenchman called Joseph Nicéphore
Niépce made the first camera and took the first picture in 1814 it was called Camera Obscura
• the picture was taken by having the shutter left open for eight hours and faded shortly after.
First photo ever taken
Camera Obscura
Daguerreotype • French artist took first fixed image on the
daguerreotype • Picture didn’t fade and took less than
thirty minutes of exposure
Calotype• William Henry Talbot created the process
of calotype in 1841• This involves the first negative-positive
printing process then making multiple copies of that picture
Collodion Camera • The collodion process was invented by
Frederick Scott Archer in 1851• Allowed him to take a picture with only
two or three seconds of sunlight exposure
Panoramic Camera • In 1859 Thomas Sutton developed a
camera with a wide angle lens • The lens was a glass sphere filled with
water
Gelatin Dry Plate Silver Bromide Camera
• Was invented in 1871 by Richard Leach Maddox
• Made a gelatin dry plate made of silver bromide
• Negatives are no longer needed
Dry plate
Dry plate camera
Picture taken
Eastman Kodak Roll Film Camera
• Eastman invents the Kodak roll film camera in 1888
First mass Marketed Camera
• In 1900 the first mass marketed camera called the Browning hit the stores
35mm• In 1914 the 35mm camera is invented• Smaller than the browning and easier to
carry
Polaroid Camera • In 1948 Edwin Land sells his invention
the Polaroid camera• First instant camera
First Underwater Camera• In 1960 EG&G create the first underwater
camera• Could withstand great underwater depths • Was made for the U.S navy
First “Out of This World” Picture
• In 1968 Frank Borman took the first picture of the Earth with a Hasselblad camera
Instant colour film and Camera
• Polaroid makes instant color film in 1973• Just shoot and print in one click
Auto Focus• Konica invents point and shoot auto focus
camera in 1978
Electronic Still Camera • In 1984 canon releases the next big thing
the electronic still camera
Good Quality Pictures These are good quality photos because they are very focused and clear with great lighting
Bad Quality Photos
These are all bad quality pictures because they are terribly focused and blurry
Bibliography http://library.thinkquest.org/04oct/01824/
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Instant_camera