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Joseph Nicephore Niepce, put a plate with bitumen in a camera obscura. He then put the camera obscura out to face his house for eight hours and made the worlds first photograph.

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Sir John Herschel made the photographic process public. He used paper coated with a solution of iron salts, sun exposure and a water wash to create the very first cyanotype – a white image on a deep blue background.

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Daguerreotype created the first film camera in the form of the Daguerreotype camera which was first produced in 1839

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Leland Stanford took multiples photos with multiple cameras of horses galloping. He then realized he could move these in a fast sequence, making it appear that the horse is really moving.

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For $25, you could acquire this camera. To get the film developed you had to return the camera to Eastman Dry Plate Company in Rochester, New York.

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Film sensitive to all colors called "Panchromatic film" was produced. This gave photographs to ability to show certain hues of color.

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First instant color film was developed in the form of a Polaroid.

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Thomas Wedgewood placed leaves on leather that he had treated with silver salts. This made an imprint of the leaf which eventually faded away.

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Box with pinhole on one side and a glass screen on the other. Light reflects onto panel that could be traced

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The "Camera Obscura" means the dark room. This is also known as the pinhole camera which is used much more during this time. The obscura reflects light through a pinhole onto a wall upside down for tracing

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