https://padlet.com/goodwjac000_/6myom3k3n9yxc18f en-us 2023-10-19 14:06:32 UTC 2023-10-20 14:18:48 UTC hello@padlet.com goodwjac000_ https://padlet.com/goodwjac000_/6myom3k3n9yxc18f/wish/2754662276 The camera obscura was made in 400 BC. The Camera Obscura reflected an image onto a piece of paper where an artist would trace the image and create a "photo".]]> 2023-10-19 14:07:25 UTC https://padlet.com/goodwjac000_/6myom3k3n9yxc18f/wish/2754662276 goodwjac000_ https://padlet.com/goodwjac000_/6myom3k3n9yxc18f/wish/2754663698 The Camera Obscura was made portable, so it could move around much easier and make it easier to take photos.]]> 2023-10-19 14:08:16 UTC https://padlet.com/goodwjac000_/6myom3k3n9yxc18f/wish/2754663698 goodwjac000_ https://padlet.com/goodwjac000_/6myom3k3n9yxc18f/wish/2754673281 Sir John Herschel was the first person to publicly use the word "photography" in the year 1839.]]> 2023-10-19 14:13:37 UTC https://padlet.com/goodwjac000_/6myom3k3n9yxc18f/wish/2754673281 goodwjac000_ https://padlet.com/goodwjac000_/6myom3k3n9yxc18f/wish/2754677972 Johann Heinrich Schulze discovered the use of silver salts which darkened when exposed to light.]]> 2023-10-19 14:16:24 UTC https://padlet.com/goodwjac000_/6myom3k3n9yxc18f/wish/2754677972 goodwjac000_ https://padlet.com/goodwjac000_/6myom3k3n9yxc18f/wish/2754682397 Wedgewood made a "sun picture" by placing leaves on leather that he had treated with silver salts. Wedgewood discovered to use a light sensitive material with the camera obscura to make an image permanent.]]> 2023-10-19 14:19:01 UTC https://padlet.com/goodwjac000_/6myom3k3n9yxc18f/wish/2754682397 goodwjac000_ https://padlet.com/goodwjac000_/6myom3k3n9yxc18f/wish/2754686695 French Scientist, Joseph Nicephore Niepce put a plate of bitumen in a camera obscura and faced it towards its house for 8 hours until it made a photo of his house.]]> 2023-10-19 14:21:37 UTC https://padlet.com/goodwjac000_/6myom3k3n9yxc18f/wish/2754686695 goodwjac000_ https://padlet.com/goodwjac000_/6myom3k3n9yxc18f/wish/2756284003 Niepce shared his information with his close friend: Jacquez Mande daguerre, who only 3 years later, would make the Daguerreotype. The Daguerreotype was the first invention in photography that changed the world, and with improvements, it decreased the time it took to take photos, and proved itself to be a great way to get portraits of people.]]> 2023-10-20 13:58:37 UTC https://padlet.com/goodwjac000_/6myom3k3n9yxc18f/wish/2756284003 goodwjac000_ https://padlet.com/goodwjac000_/6myom3k3n9yxc18f/wish/2756297335 Mathew Brady, an American photographer, recognized the importance of documenting and photographing the events that were taking place at battlefields in the civil war. Mathew Brady ended up taking over 7,000 pictures of the Civil War.]]> 2023-10-20 14:07:47 UTC https://padlet.com/goodwjac000_/6myom3k3n9yxc18f/wish/2756297335 goodwjac000_ https://padlet.com/goodwjac000_/6myom3k3n9yxc18f/wish/2756304301 In order to settle a bet, Leland sent for a british photographer, who would take photos of a horse. Leland lined up 12 cameras with each shutter working at 2 thousandths of a second. There was a string that would activate the cameras and the moment the horse broke the string, all of the cameras, one by one, would take photos of the horse running.]]> 2023-10-20 14:12:26 UTC https://padlet.com/goodwjac000_/6myom3k3n9yxc18f/wish/2756304301 goodwjac000_ https://padlet.com/goodwjac000_/6myom3k3n9yxc18f/wish/2756313520 George Eastman Kodak, a 24 year old, decided to set up his Eastman Dry Plate Company, in New York 1880. In 1888, George designed, and created, the first Kodak camera, which costed $25.00 (a lot of money at the time) which had a 20ft long roll of paper (roughly 100 pictures) already put inside of it. After using the camera, if you wanted your photos, you had to go back to Eastman Dry Plate Company and get your photos developed, and paper put back into the camera, for $10.00, and then they would mail the results back to you.]]> 2023-10-20 14:18:48 UTC https://padlet.com/goodwjac000_/6myom3k3n9yxc18f/wish/2756313520