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The Dusseldorf School of Photography refers to a group of photographers who studied at the Kunstakademie Dusseldorf in the mid 1970s under the influential photographers Bernd and Hiller Becher

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Recording a story with a set of photographs

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Modern smartphones have powerful cameras, developing photography into the digital age.

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Kodak files for bankruptcy only 8 years after switching to digital.

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Kodak goes digital

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The first mobile camera was invented helping us to be more mobile and to upload "the moment" in seconds.

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The digital revolution had begun. with digital camera's, it makes photography more accessible to people.

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Although the first digital image had already been created, the first digital camera was created 18 years later by Steve Sasson.

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The first digital image was created from a scan.

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The first single lens reflex camera was invented.

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Oskar Barnack invented the 35mm Leica 1 which was the first camera to allow the photograoher to be mobile and to capture the moment.

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Geroge Eastman invented the brownie which was an affordable camera that introduced the concept of the snapshot.

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The first handheld camera was invented and went on sale. The camera came pre-loaded with 100 exposures which would need to be sent back to the factory for processing and reloading when the roll was finished.

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Founder of Kodak George Eastman invents the first roll film

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The worlds first photo sequence was taken by Eadweard Muybridge in order to settle the debate of whether or not all four of the horses hooves leave the ground simultaneously when galloping. He set up 12 camera's on the path of a galloping horse

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The gelatin dry plate was created by Richard Leach Maddox which meant smaller camera's and that you didnt have to use a tripod.

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The first example of photoshop was an image of Lincoln in which his head was placed on to a more "noble" body. The first colour image was taken by Thomas Sutton

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Photography studios were more common. people would use drugs and neck and back braces to stand still, they also wouldnt smile in these images.

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Henry Fox Talbot discovered the Calotype, a process based on negatives which allows paper copies to be made

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The french government buys the daguerrotype and declares it free for the public to use. the first selfie was taken by Robert Cornelius.

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Niepce's assistant Louis Daguerre discovered the daguerrotype. This was the first practical photographic process. This was also used to create the first photograph of a human.

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Johann discovered that substances mixed with silver nitrate react to sunlight.

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Camera obscura became a common device for artists now

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Leonardo would use this technique and trace the image.

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These two philosophers discovered different aspects of 'Camera Obscura'. They discovered that if you poke a pinhole in a darkroom, you will create camera obscura by allowing light to pass through the hole and project it upside down on the wall, it retains light and perspective. Mozi discovered this in 400 BC, Aristotle discovered this in 350 BC and focused on the light variable. in 1000 AD, Physicist Alhazen was the first to produce an understandable explanation of camera obscura by studying reversed images using a small hole

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400 BC - 1040 AD                              1490                               1700'S                                1724                                         1826/7                              1833                              1839                               1840                              1850                              1861                                  1871                                         1878                                 1885                              1888                              1900                              1925                              1949                              1957                              1975                              1990                                                      2000                              2004                              2012                              2017

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1826 or 1827. the earliest surviving camera photograph