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Leonardo da Vinci publishes the first clear description of the camera obscura in Codex Atlanticus

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William Henry Fox Talbot develops a process of creating a negative exposure and calls it a calotype

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Louis Daguerre discovers how to make an exposure in 30 seconds. It’s called a daguerreotype

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The first photography studio opens in New York City

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Eadward Muybridge uses a series of cameras to settle a bet about how horses gallop. His process leads to the invention of the motion picture

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The inexpensive Kodak Brownie camera introduces photography to the masses

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Eadward Muybridge uses a series of cameras to settle a bet about how horses gallop. His process leads to the invention of the motion picture

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First 35 mm camera was invented

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Flash bulbs are invented

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Joseph Nicephore Niepce makes the first photograph. The exposure took 8 hours

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The wirephoto allows photographers to send photos across the country for newspapers to print

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The first truly successful color film, Kodachrome is developed by Eastman Kodak

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The term “photojournalism” was coined by Frank Luther Mott

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Kodak engineer Steve Sasson creates the first-ever digital camera

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Adobe Photoshop, computer application software used to edit and manipulate digital images is created

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The first photo appears on the internet. It is a shot of Les Horribles Cernettes -- a comedy band