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The first device that allowed an image to be reflected and traced (painted over) to make a picture.

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Put in a box with a pinhole on one side and a glass screen on the other so that they could trace it

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1839
Sir John Herschel invented the process and this is when the word photography was first used

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Discovered silver salts darken when they're exposed to light

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Joseph Nicepehore Niepce used bitumen in a camera obscura and put it up to a window

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Portraits became popular in the 1800s because of the Daguerreotype designed by Mr. Daguerre

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Photographers took over 7,000 pictures during the Civil War, after photographer Mathew Brady saw the importance of documenting it

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Leland Stanford, wanting to settle a bet about the position of a horse's legs, sent a British photographer to take pictures of a galloping horse

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A classic animation device that moves multiple pictures in front of each other very quickly to give the illusion of motion

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Developed the Kodak camera, costing $25.00 (with 20 rolls of paper, enough for 100 pictures). But he wanted everyone to be able to take pictures, so he made the Kodak Brownie in 1900, costing only $1. The pictures were round, just like the opening of the camera