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The technological advances of the history of photgraphy
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First photograph was taken.
Joseph Nicephore Niepce was the author of the first photograph taken in the history.
It happened in 1826, and the exposure time was of 8 hours. -
Daguerre created the first daguerreotype.
The daguerreotype process was the first practicable method of obtaining permanent images with a camera.
The man who gave his name to the process and perfected the method of producing direct positive images was Louis Daguerre -
Niepce and Daguerre improved the short exposure time
The exposure time was reduced to 30 minutes.
Joseph Niepce and Louis Daguerre achieved it. -
An early photographic process appeared: Calotype
Calotype was invented by William Henri Talbot. -
The first permanent color photo was taken.
The first permanent color photo was taken. Thomas Shutton and James Maxwell were the athors. -
George Eastman invented the Photographic film.
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Device of the modern flash bulb,
Device of the modern flash bulb, by Vierkotter. -
Kodak created the 35mm camera.
35mm camera was released. -
Kodak made the Kodachrome film.
Kodachrome film was rcreated. -
The first Polaroid camera was invented.
First Polaroid camera cretaed, by Edwin Land. -
Invention of the digital camera by Kodak.
Kodak released the first digital camera.