History of the camera

By Caleb

Camera obscura• The camera obscura is a type of pinhole camera which needs its shutter

open for eight hours but its fades shorty after the picture is completely developed.

Daguerreotype

• The picture is put onto a plate which the picture stays but it can be eerily removed.

Alexander Wolcott

• He created a daguerroetype camera but he used different chemicals that made less sitting time.

Panoramic camera

• The panoramic camera that is able to take a picture of a large area or even a whole 360.

Kodak number 1

• It was the very first rollfilm camera to use the shutter you had to pull a string.

Kinescope

• It was a first for moving pictures it had a high shutter speed which had papers move by to make it look like its moving

The brownie camera

• The brownie camera was the first mass produced camera because it was so cheap

• It was a simple camera using roll film and a meniscus lens.

Reisecamera (travel camera)

• It was a very small camera perfact for traveling.

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First 35 mm camera

• 35 mm where smaller cameras that used 135 film instead of rollfilm.

Polaroid camera

• It was the first camera to take a picture and visible instantly and developed a picture right from the camera.

Konica c35 afc

• First auto focus camera with built in electric flash and auto exposure system to choose right shutter speed

• Has a fixed aperture Hexanon 38 mm f/2.8 lens

Sony Mavica

• First electric still camera• It took pictures and put them on mavipak 2.0

diskettes or also called video floppy.

Nikon F-3

• It was the first digital camera.• It used Fairchild 100 x 100 pixel CCD and a 1.3

million megapixel sensor

Apple QuickTake 100 camera

• First consumer level digital camera that allowed to directly plug into your computer.

Canon EOS 5D

• First full frame DSLR camera with a standard body size for a fairly low price.

Good photographs

These are good photos because they a really clear and good focus and not very grainy.

Bad photo

• This is a bad photo because the picture is really grainy.

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