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High-end DSLRs such as the Canon EOS 1D-C offer fantastic image quality and video recording at 4K resolution in a compacted box. Cameras have evolved so much since the 1500s. Who knows what improvements are to come next?

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The GoPro HD HERO was more for adventurous people looking forward to capture their adventurous moments. It was able to shoot videos at 1080p.

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The iPhone camera had superb imaging technology and delivered great photos in every lighting condition.

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The Sharp J-SH04 was a cell phone in which had a tiny camera installed on the back panel and which could shoot, process and display photos on the cell phone display instantly.

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The Fuji QuickSnap was the world’s first disposable camera. Each of these cameras were worth only $4, and could capture 27 shots with its inbuilt film supplied by Fujifilm. Cameras onward became less bulky.

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Steven Sasson of Kodak, developed the world’s first digital camera. It was a modified version of a Nikon SLR, coupled with a digital CCD sensor used to capture light information, and a tape recorder meant for storing the processed photograph.

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Polaroid model 95 was an instant camera. The photo would then print on a special paper supplied by Polaroid itself in minutes.

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The leica I was the first compact camera that packed a superb f/3.5 lens and was able to shoot photos on 35mm films. Modern cameras that start to come into existence at this stage.

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The reise camera was the first truly portable camera, with its ability to be folded into a a smaller shape. Being light weight this was the thing for people who were looking to travel around and shoot photos.

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The daguerreotype camera actually stored the projected image forever on a shiny mirror finished copper plate treated with chemicals. This was the first camera released to the public.

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The pinhole camera is a simple camera with no lens but with a tiny hole. Light from a scene passes through the aperture and projects an inverted image on the opposite side of the box, which is known as the camera obscure effect.