Digital Camera

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  • First ever camera

    First ever camera
    In December of 1975, Eastman Kodak Co. made the prototype for a digital camera. The camera was a large 8-pound box about, the same size as six books stacked ontop of eachother. when the camera was made only military people could use them secret.
  • Progress Report

    Progress Report
    In 1989 professionals advanced the camera by advancing the camera’s lense, and film. the new lense helped the camera improve its pictures.The Advanced Photo System was jointly developed by five companies, Canon, Eastman Kodak, Fuji Photo Film, Minolta, and Nikon, and was announced February 1, 1996. The system uses a new film format called IX240.
  • 2 improvement of the camera

    In 1992 , George Eastman invented dry, transparent, and flexible, photographic film (or rolled photography film) and the Kodak cameras that could use the new film.
  • 4 improvement how it has changed

    4 improvement how it has changed
    Edwin Land markets the Polaroid camera. the polaroid camera can still be used today. they made this camera and improved it by its size and lense. made in 1997
  • newest digital camera

    newest digital camera
    The Medium Format Hasselblad H4D-60 camera uses an extra large sensor with an impressive number of pixels, to support the shallow depth-of-field shooting that characterizes so much high-end shooting, and to provide the ultra-high resolution demanded by today’s most discerning professionals. made on February 5, 2013
  • In the future!

    The Medium Format Hasselblad H4D-60 camera uses an extra large sensor with an impressive number of pixels, to support the shallow depth-of-field shooting that characterizes so much high-end shooting, and to provide the ultra-high resolution demanded by today’s most discerning professionals. made on February 5, 2013