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pinhole camera
The pinhole camera doesn't have a glass lens, in order to get a decently clear photo it must be 1/100th distance to the screen or less. The pinhole camera takes the photo when the light rays go into a single point/hole -
The Reise Camera
The Reise Camera was a popular wooden camera. it was manufactured in large quantities due to the popularity of the camera -
The Leica
The Leica I was known for adding extra texture to the photos. Their lenses also produced hardly any spillage meaning that the camera was able to produce high quality photos even if there were shadows or awkward lighting. The camera also popularised 35mm film photography -
The Polaroid Model 95
The Polaroid Model 95 was the first Polaroid instant picture camera. it ended up selling roughly around 1.5 million models. it was self folding and processing film -
The Daguerreotype camera
The Daguerreotype camera produced a highly detailed photo on a sheet of copper -
DSLR
The DSLR uses a mirror mechanism that lets the light pass onto the image sensor or it reflects the light into the optical view finder. this is a high end camera that is still used to this day with models being produced every year -
The Kodak Digital Camera
The Kodak Digital Camera is the first digital camera to be created. It shoots 0.01 mega pixels in black and white it then records the photos into a cassette tapes -
The Fuji QuickSnap
The Fuji QuickSnap is a one time use camera but it produces very sharp pictures, it also has a built in flash which can reach about 10 feet. it is a very simple camera that it easy to use and is very portable -
The smart phone
The smart phone is made by multiple different companies. It comes with a built in camera and a built in flash. it takes high detailed photos and videos.
