Index

Camera History

  • Jan 1, 1500

    Camera Obscura

    Camera Obscura
    This camera was used with only natural light reflecting off the scene. Camera obscura also means dark chamber. It directs the light through a small hole which projects an image on a screen of wall. It was then easily traceable. This camera was first founded in Europe,
  • Isaac Newton

    Isaac Newton discovers that white light is made up of different colors.
  • Johann Shulze

    Johann Shulze
    Johann Shulze is best known for her discovery of silver salts. They were used for effects in capturing temporary photographic images.
  • Joseph Niepce

    Joseph Niepce achieves the first photographic image which took over 8 hours of exposure.
  • William Henry Talbot

    William Henry Talbot creates the first negative-posititve process.
  • Daguerreotype Camera

    Daguerreotype Camera
    This camera needed long exposure to a scene to take the picture.
  • Richard L. Maddox

    Richard L. Maddox was the creator of the "dry plate" which was a form of a photographic Plate.
  • James Maxwell

    James Maxwell created the first color photograph.
  • George Eastman

    George Eastman
    George Eastman was the entreprenuer who created Eastman Kodak Company. He was also the creator of roll film.
  • Edwin Land

    Edwin Land
    Edwin Land is best known for being a cofounder of the Poloroid Corporation.