Key Developments In Photography

  • The First Permanent Photo

    The First Permanent Photo
    The first permanent photo was taken by Nipece. This was called Hilography.
  • First Practical Photographic Process

    First Practical Photographic Process
    First Practical Photographic Process was made by Louis Daguerre. This was called the Daguerreotype.
  • Mobile Photo Businesses Were In Motion

    Mobile Photo Businesses Were In Motion. They were in carriages because the photos had to be made on sight. The time for exposure was about 3 minutes long so people used braces and drugs to stay still.
  • Gelatin Dry Plate

    Gelatin Dry Plate
    The Gelatin Dry Plate was made smaller so there were no tripods needed to take the photos.
  • Role Film

    Role Film
    A guy named George Eastman mad the first roll film and the first portable camera goes on sale called the kodak.
  • The first Proper camera that can take photos on the spot was made

    The first Proper camera that can take photos on the spot was made. This allowed the user to capture the exact moment
  • First SLR camera was made

    First SLR camera was made
  • First Digital Camera

    First Digital Camera
    The First Digital was made by Steve Sasson but it didn't really get anywhere because no one wanted to see their photo on the tv.
  • The Digital Revolution Kicked Off

    When DSLR's and point and shoots were made so photos have never been more accessible.
  • When Digital Cameras Really Got Running