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  • Invention of the camera

    Invention of the camera
    The Camera is a box like device for holding a film or plate sensative to light, having an aperture controlled by a shutter that, when opened, admits light enabling an object to be focused, usually by means of a lense, on the film or plate, thereby producing a photographic image.

  • Jens Poul Andersen

    Jens Poul Andersen
    This is a 35mm camera built in Denmark by Jens Poul Andersen. it has two plano convex lense elements. fixed apperture settings are f/5, f/8, f/10, and f/15. It only has one shutter speed of 1/100 sec. It is made of mahogany wood and it only holds 20 pictures on 35mm film. The camera is similar to a brick in size.

  • Werke Simons & Co.

    Werke Simons & Co.
    This camera was made in 1923 it has a dark brown wooden body with brass trim it 30x40mm exposures. iris diaphram to f22 shutter 1/300.

  • Contax - 1932

    Contax - 1932
    Top rangefinder camera, including a black body. It had the longest rangefinder base ever. shutter speed was 1/1000 second. the camera had detactable lenses. by 1934 it had 12 lenses.

  • MZ-S

    MZ-S
    It had a Black Crinkle finish. flash shutter is 1/6000 top speed. You can manually adjust exposure. The flash is bult in. it has self timer, single frame shooting, multi-frame shooting and multiple exposure.

  • Nikon D80

    Nikon D80
    automatic focus, interchangable lenses 10.2 megapixels, it has a wider flash range and a longer battery life.

  • Citations

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