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The first device that allowed an image to be copied by someone tracing the reflection.

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The device is now a smaller, more portable box that reflects light through a pinhole and reflects it onto paper that the artist could trace.

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Johann Heinrich Schulze discovered these salts darkened with light exposure.

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Thomas Wedgewood placed leaves on leather that had been treated with silver salts to make pictures, but they kept fading.

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Joseph Nicephore Niepce used Bitumen in a camera obscura to make a photograph of some buildings.

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A copper plate coated in silver iodide was placed behind the camera's projection. If left for just the right amount of time, an image was formed.

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Sir John Herschel invented the photographic process.

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George Eastman Kodak set up Eastman Dry Plate Company, where he introduced the Kodak camera. It was rather expensive at the time, and you had to mail it back to the company to get the photos developed.

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This camera was much smaller and only costed a dollar, making it easier for anyone who wasn't a professional photographer to take their own pictures.

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After a film sensitive to colors called "Panchromatic Film" was introduced, Polaroid invented the first instant color film camera.