HISTORY OF PHOTOGRAPHY

Thomas Wedgwood

Feb 17, 1801

Thomas Wedgwood was discovered a different type for attach the pictures but the pictures didn't saw good.

The first permanent color photo

Feb 11, 1826

Niépce take the first permanent color photo in the history and this photo was taken in 8h exposure time.

Daguerreotype

Feb 11, 1837

Louis Daguerre creates images on silver-plated copper, coated with silver iodide and "developed" with warmed mercury. This process is called Daguerreotype. The first daguerreotype was created by Jaques-Louis-Mandé Daguerre and Nicephóre Niéce.

Calotype

Feb 17, 1841

William Henry Fox Talbot was invented the calotype.

Photographic film

May 27, 1885

The first flexible photographic roll film was sold by Eastman

Kodak

Feb 17, 1888

George Eastman was created the first Kodak camera and he thrown off to the market a roll-up photographic film.

Autochrome

Feb 17, 1903

Lumiere brothers created a Autochrome but they called it Autochrome Lumière. This is an early color photography process.
And in 1907 was the first Autochrome marketed.

Laica camera

Feb 17, 1913

In 1913 was appeared a Leica camera.
Laica camera this iis a 35mm but Leica is better than 35mm.

35mm camera

Feb 17, 1923

Oscar Barnack invented a first 35mm camera.

Modern flash bub

May 6, 1929

the first true flashbulb made from aluminum foil sealed in oxygen, was produced in Germany by the Hauser Company using Johannes B. Ostermeier's patents.

Kodrachrome

Apr 7, 1935

Eastman Kodak introduced the color reversal film.

Polaroid camera

Mar 8, 1947

Polaroid camera was invented by Eastman

First moon voyage

Feb 17, 1969

Hasselblad 500 EL/70 camera used by Neil Armstrong and Edwin Aldrin for take photod in the first moon voyage.

First digital camera

Feb 17, 1975

Steve Sasson invented the first digital camera.