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This is the Earliest surviving photograph taken by Nicephore Niepce in 1826 or 1827.
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Alexander Wolcott invented the first ever camera back in 1840. Although there were other phoptographs taken before his invention, but using a differant method like using silver and chalk.
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During the American Civil War, Mathew Brady and his staff were able to expose 7000 negatives.
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This was the first photo that included full colour, it was taken by Thomas Sutton in 1861.
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Dry Plate cameras began to be manufactured commercially for the public.
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This was the first acmera invented by Kodak. it had 20 feet of paper for circular pictures.
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in 1931, Harold 'Doc' Edgerton improved and developed Strobe Photography to freeze objects in motion so they could be captured on film.
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During WWII development of Multi-Layer colour negative films began.
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A Swedish company called 'Hasselblad', offers its first medium-format SLR for commercial sale in Japan.
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This was the first instamatic camera made by Nikon in 1963 making it easier for families to take photos for a low cost.
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The Nikonos was the first camera able to take pictures under water in 1963.
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110 Format Cameras were introduced by Kodak in 1972 with a 13X17mm frame.
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Sony introduces the 'Mavica Still Video' camera in 1982.
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The worlds first autofocus camera was made and marketed by Minolta.
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In 1990 Adobe Photoshop was released.
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Camera Phone was developed in Japan by Sharp.
