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35mm film is known as such because the width of the film is 35mm. Running along both sides of 35mm film perforations that have been standardized to a kodak standard pitch -KS-1870

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It wasn't until 1933 when the Cannon made the camera in America.

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Since the 1960's the 35mm film has been the most popular film size. While the quality of the 35mm film cannot match the larger film size, the ease of use and flexibility is offers is unmatched. As a result a large majority of film cameras, including single lense reflex cameras support the 35mm film size.

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The Germans were the first ones to have the 35 mm camera. Oskar Barnack was a German photographer and his passion led him to the invention of the 35 mm camera.
"Film Cameras and 35mm Photography - A Simple Introduction."

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When this camera came out, it was like no other. The completely changed the game with a brand new way to capture time. With this camera you picture would come right out of the camera and after developing it, you had your picture.
"The 35mm Camera"

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Over time the 35mm camera has evolved. People saw this as a necessity so they could see how their final product had turned out without having to wait for it to be hadn developed.
"How Have Cameras Changed Over the Years?"

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Youngsters born in the digital age might think the camera is a modern invention, but most of us know its history dates back more than a hundred years. Sure, digital cameras contain mini computers inside them, but the general concept - using a lens to capture light - hasn't changed.

To show the evolution of the camera, the team at eBay Deals created several fun animated GIFs for eight popular brands.

"We wanted to unveil the shifts in camera technology over the past 100 years," eBay Deals' Ashlea Green tells us. "In order to get a full range of the type of cameras formerly and currently in circulation, we selected popular consumer brands from five different camera categories: DSLR, SLR, 35mm Rangefinder, Instant, and Point & Shoot. We used morphing software to track these changes and trace the evolution of some of the world's most iconic camera brands in history. To keep the morphs consistent, we made sure each camera type featured 10 models on average - from the first rangefinder camera in 1916 to Sony's first DSLR."

The animations were created to complement a blog post detailing the evolution of the modern camera. The story starts off with how the first camera, the camera obscura, works, and details its history, trivia, and pros and cons of using one. The post then moves onto the various types of cameras that came after: the 35mm rangefinder M-series from Leica, the 35mm SLR from Nikon and Pentax, the Polaroid and Fujifim Instax instant cameras, the Olympus point-and-shoot, and the Canon and Sony DSLR.

Of course, if you're looking to buy vintage cameras, eBay is a popular destination to find them.

Related: Digital camera reviews

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Watch 100 years of the camera's evolution in less than 10 seconds

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Youngsters born in the digital age might think the camera is a modern invention, but most of us know its history dates back more than a hundred years. Sure, digital cameras contain mini computers inside them, but the general concept - using a lens to capture light - hasn't changed.

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Do you know why they call it the 35mm camera?

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Do you know why they call it the 35mm camera?

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The name 35mm camera is because the film that is used for the camera is thirty five millimeters in width.

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Oskar Barnack invented the 35mm camera. It was in 1924 in which this camera was made.
"The 35mm camera"

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"Film Cameras and 35mm Photography"

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There are multiple ways to manipulate how the positive will turn out after you have the negative image. One way is by using different lenses. The other way is by adjusting the distance  between the negative and positive when the light is shown through (this enlarges or shrinks the image).

"Film Cameras and 35mm Photography"

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Developing Pictures Taken with a 35mm Camera

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Developing Pictures Taken with a 35mm Camera

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To develop pictures taken with a 35mm camera you have to be in a darkroom, which is lit by a red or green light as to not damage any photos. Then you dip the film in a series of solutions; developer, stop bath which neutralizes the developer, fixer, hypo, then finally it's rinsed with water. This then gives you the negative image, so to get the positive image you have to shine a light through negative onto a photosensitive paper. With one negative you can make however many positive copies as you would like.

"Film Cameras and 35mm Photography

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Some of the advertisements say that the Camera takes very clean and clear shots "Every Shot is a Perfect shot" Others say it is very easy to use "quick and easy access"

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Documenting History before the 35mm camera

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Documenting History before the 35mm camera

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Before the camera was invented artists had to draw, paint, or etch portraits, landscapes, or representations or people or events. Writers and artists had to go out "in the field" to war, to document battles.

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Historical moments caught by 35mm camera

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Historical moments caught by 35mm camera

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Nikola Tesla Sitting in his laboratory with his "Magnifying Transmitter"

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Photographers that were famous for using 35mm Cameras

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Photographers that were famous for using 35mm Cameras

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ANSEL ADAMS(Stunning Landscapes)

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Photographers that were famous for using 35mm Cameras

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Photographers that were famous for using 35mm Cameras

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ANNIE LIEBOVITZ(Dramatic Portraits)

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Photographers that were famous for using 35mm Cameras

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Photographers that were famous for using 35mm Cameras

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HENRI CARTIER-BRONSON(Street Photography)

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Photographic film is a strip or sheet of transparent plastic film base coated on one side with a gelatin emulsion containing microscopically small light sensitive silver halide crystals. The sizes in other characteristics of the crystals determine the sensitivity, contrast, and resolution of the film.

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Today's 35mm camera  uses Digital memory, not film. Also you don't have to wait to see your photos while they're being processed you can see them right away on the camera itself.

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The First 35mm is very compact, and lightweight. It was a very easy to use compared to other cameras before its time. Film was required to take pictures.