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4th/5th BCE
The first "camera" was created. It was a idea at first.

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6th CE
Camera obscura. It was a camera without film.
Using a hole and light, it will create an image on surface. The foundation.

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1200-1600
Silver Nitrate, a photo sensitive chemical. Wilhelm Homberg in 1694 realized there was a photochemical effect.

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1700s-1800s

"upgrading" the pinhole idea with adding a lenses. This would help mold the idea of the next invention which came in 1826. Joseph Niepce was the first person to come up with the first permanent photo. Took about 8 hours to make.

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1800s continuing....

Josph Niepce dies in 1833. He passed all of his work down to his partner who comes up with something else.

1839- The Daguerreotype was made
It made it possible for photos to take minutes rather than hours. This sparked a lot more attention to photography. For example, Fox Tallbot and John Hersohel came out with the glass negative.

1940- Tallbot game out with Calotype

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1850s-1860

It was common for photographers to be traveling to take photos for people (mobile photo studio)

1860s The American Civil War was shot

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1870s-1888

The dry plate becomes very popular. Kodak does some big things for the camera  history
Dry plate- Dry piece of film that would be on a hard plate to capture the photo

1884-1888- Dry gel on paper is created.
The slogan "You press the button, we do the rest" is created

The Kodak company would send cameras to their customers and they with 100 photos in them, and then send them into the Kodak factory and get them developed,

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1924

Leica came out with the first 35 mm camera.
Before cameras were big and heavy but this reducing weight a lot. New way to capture photos.

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1949
Things really started to pick up
The first SLR came out ( somewhat like the ones we use today)

1957- First digital image

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1963 - Polaroid camera

1985 - Auto focus camera

these cameras really opened up the camera market.

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1990s - Beginning of the digital age.

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2004- Kodak stopped making film cameras

DSLRS got big and expensive
overall a lot of new tech!