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Approx. 25,000 years ago, then the early 1800s

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found that he could make leave in prints with using silver salts, but needed to find out how to stop the silver salts from makings his prints go to darkness

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"mirrors with a memory"

A copper plate coated in silver iodide was placed behind the camera’s projection. This chemical compound is light-sensitive and fades in sunlight! If left for JUST the right amount of time, a clear image was formed if left too long, it faded to black.

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Leland Stanford

To settle a bet regarding the position of a galloping horse's legs, he sent for an acclaimed British photographer to take pictures of a horse in motion.

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George Eastman Kodak 1888

developed the first half-tone photograph appeared in a daily newspaper

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He wanted everyone to be able to take photos and then developed the Kodak brownie in the 1900s costing $1.00

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PEOPLE HAD TRIED TO MAKE COLOR PHOTOGRAPHS SINCE 1860.
IT WASN'T UNTIL 1906

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Fiest instant color film developed in 1963

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THE FIRST VARIATION OF THE DIGITAL CAMERA WAS INTRODUCED IN 1983 BY KODAK

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They simply couldn’t keep

up with the ever-evolving nature of digital cameras