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Wolcott Design

Mar 30, 1840

Alexander Wolcott-
Alexander Wolcott’s design was the first to use a photograph that would not fade over time

Gelatin dry plate

Mar 30, 1871

Richard Leach Maddox-Pour emulsion on a glass plate, allow it to dry, carry it about on expeditions, and develop it within a reasonable amount of time.

Kodak

Mar 30, 1885

George Eastman-It was smaller and cheaper. It took the first snapshot.

Sanderson Swing Front

Mar 30, 1895

Built by Holmes Brothers in Islington-The movable front enabled the camera to be moved up and down to almost any position

Brownie Camera

Mar 30, 1900

Kodak in the U.S.A.-
This camera was the first camera that was available for everyone. The camera itself cost $1.00 and was made of cardboard. Film was $0.10 to get the film developed it was $0.40

Seneca Competitor

Mar 30, 1915

The Seneca Camera Manufacturing Company in Rochester, New York-Used for official White House propaganda and photographs of President Truman

Kodak Vigilant Junior Six-20

Mar 30, 1940

Made in the USA and Canada by Kodak-Also a model with a 3 element Bimat lens in a Dakon shutter

Sputnik

Mar 30, 1955

Unknown creator -Two twin lens with stereo set
Rare camera from Russian Factory called GOMEZ

EG&G underwater camera

Mar 30, 1960

Harold Edgerton and Jacques-Yves Cousteau -The camera was made for the navy. It was made to dive as deep as 20ft, it is the first “deep” underwater camera.

Polaroid SX.70

Mar 30, 1972

Polaroid-Folding body design,

Sony Mavica

Mar 30, 1981

Sony-This camera used a floppy disk to save its images, and it only took 4 seconds to save one photo.

Epson RD1

Mar 30, 1990

It is the first digital rangefinder camera.

Nikon D3200

Mar 30, 2012

Nikon-This camera can serve as a hobby grade camera, for someone that is just starting. But it also has more advanced features that more advanced users can use.

GoPro

Mar 30, 2016

Nick Woodman-
It a camera that can be use in almost any situation since the size isn’t that big.