Photography beginner

The Major Events in the History of Photography

  • 500

    Pinhole Camera

    Pinhole Camera
    the first idea for a pinhole camera, around the time of Plato
  • May 6, 700

    Camera Obsucra

    Camera Obsucra
    Camera Obsucra first came about in 6th Century CE
  • Jul 16, 1200

    Silver Nitrate

    Silver Nitrate
    the chemicals for the camera obscura, scientists found group of chemicals that were related to silver, Silver Nitrate which turned out to be photosensitve.
  • Albertus Magnus

    Albertus Magnus
    the process of Siliver Nitrate was formulated and done by Albertus Magnus, found it had a photochemical effect.
  • Bettering the Camera

    Bettering the camera obsucrea
  • Joseph Niepce

    Joseph Niepce
    he came up with the first permanent photograph
  • Death of Niepce

    When Niepce died he pasted all of his information Deguare
  • Deguarreotype

    Deguarreotype
    Deguare came up with the first Deguarreotype which changed the revolution of the camera wthout it taking 8 hrs for the picture to develop it only took a couple of minutes.
  • Fox Talbot and Josh Hershal

    They both put their ideas together and came up with the idea of "glass negative" it was a better way of captureing an image.
  • Calotype

    Talbot comes out with his own invention, Calotype, it was a wet process that was some sort of paper negative.
  • Mobile Photo Studios

    Photographers traveled to dfferent places to
  • The Kodak Camera

    The Kodak Camera
    the dry plate comes out
  • George Eastman

    he invents a dy gel on paper, an addition to film
  • LIka

    LIka
    Lika came out with the first 35 mm camera
  • SLR

    SLR
    the SLR or Single Lens Reflex camera first came out.
  • Image

    First digital image
  • Polaroid Camera

    Polaroid Camera
    the first polariod camera come out
  • Auto Focus

    Auto Focus
    Autp focus comes out, it changed the way cameras worked
  • Digital

    Digital
    the beginning of the digital ages
  • Kodak

    Kodak
    Kodak stopped making film cameras and moved to the digital camera.