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Timeline of Photography

Timeline of Photography. Thomas Schuler TED 349. Earliest Photos. The Camera Obscura was a common sketching device by the mid-1500s, and was used as early as 1100 Daquerreotype Pictures- 1839 Used a sheet of silver plated copper bathed in iodine to expose the photos.

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Timeline of Photography

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  1. Timeline of Photography Thomas Schuler TED 349

  2. Earliest Photos • The Camera Obscura was a common sketching device by the mid-1500s, and was used as early as 1100 • Daquerreotype Pictures- 1839 • Used a sheet of silver plated copper bathed in iodine to expose the photos. • Daguerre’s process gained popularity quickly. With over 70 studios in NY city by 1850. Picture from inventors.about.com Picture from inventors.about.com

  3. Negatives • Calotype process invented by Henry Talbot in 1841 • Used paper treated in silver salt solution. • Dry plate negatives were invented in 1879 • Portable dark rooms were no longer needed. • Handheld cameras could now be created. Calotype process Picture from inventors.about.com Photograph from a Dry plate negative, picture from inventors.about.com

  4. Kodak • Eastman invented the Kodak camera in 1888. • Considered the first commercial camera • Took 100 photos, then it was sent back to the factory to develop. • Used rolled film. • In 1935, the one of the first successful color films was created, Kodachrome. • Other commercially viable color films followed.

  5. Polaroid • The polaroid camera was created in 1948 • It was capable of developing a picture within minutes of being taken. Digital Cameras • The first digital still camera was created by Canon in 1984. First Polaroid, picture from http://frankietordoffphotojournalist.wordpress.com/ First Polaroid, picture from http://frankietordoffphotojournalist.wordpress.com/

  6. First Camera Phone Handheld Digital Cameras • Created in 1993 by Daniel Henderson • Photos can’t be sent anywhere http://oneslidephotography.com/snap/first-camera-phone-photo/ • Kodak DC40-1995 • The first camera to plug into a computer. http://www.infoborder.com/Digital_Camera_History/

  7. Current and Future Current Future Possible resurgence of Polaroid, with instant print digital. Cameras are starting to be developed that have sending capabilities. • Digital cameras are much sleeker and more powerful. • Major social networking sites rely heavily on photos.

  8. Works Cited • Bellis, Mary, An Illustrated History of Photography. Retrieved from http://inventors.about.com/od/weirdmuseums/ig/Illustrated-History-Photograph/ • Tordoff, Francesca, HISTORY OF IMAGE ACQUISITION TIMELINE, http://frankietordoffphotojournalist.wordpress.com/2012/10/02/history-of-image-acquisition-timeline/ • http://www.infoborder.com/Digital_Camera_History/ • BRAVE BRANDS: Polaroid, http://thisisbravetalk.com/2013/03/27/brave-brands-polaroid/

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