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The first photograph was taken with a camera was by Joseph Nicephore Niepce in 1826. The image shows his estate in France.
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The first colour photograph was taken by James Clerk Maxwell, who was responsible for the science behind the camera. The shutter was pressed by Thomas Sutton. The image is of a three coloured bow.
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The first Polaroid Instant Camera was made in 1948 by Edwin Land.
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The first digital photograph was taken 20 years before the first digital camera was invented. It is a digital scan of a shot taken on film.
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The first digital camera was built by Steven Sasson in 1975. The camera weighed 8 pounds and was able to record images onto a cassette tape.
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The brownie camera was made in 1990. It was a box camera that was inexpensive and made low-cost photography possible. The camera took 2 1/4 inch images onto 117 roll film.
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The first camera phone was called the jphone and was released in 2000. It was made by Sharp and could take photos at 0.11 Megapixels.
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