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DARK CAMERA
It consisted of a completely black wooden box on the outside with a hole through which the light entered. It was used by painters, the image was projected into the camera obscura so the painter could make the portrait. -
HELIOGRAPHY
It was invented by N. Nièpce. It consisted of a dark camera plus other materials such as copper or tin. It was the camera that took the first photograph of all history -
DAGUERREOTYPE
Invented by L. Daguerre. It consisted of a camera obscura + set of lenses + metal plate chemically treated to be photosensitive. Positive direct printing in 5 minutes -
KALEOTYPE
Invented by Fox Talbot. Printing on a paper sensitized with silver nitrate that after being exposed to light was developed with nitrate and fixed in a sodium hyposulfite -
MEGASKOP
Friedrich von Martens invented the first photographic camera capable of taking a panoramic photograph. -
"TARTAN RIBBON"
James Clerk Maxwell argued that by mixing 3 colors, you could get any color. In this way, he decided to photograph the same object three times: with red, green and blue light. By combining the results, he obtained the first color photograph which he titled "Tartan Ribbon". -
CAMERA KODAK
G. Eastman Kodak invented the KODAK CAMERA. This one used a roll of film and then circular reels of 100 photographs. -
FIRST COLOR PHOTO
It was not until 1907 when the color camera came onto the market, thanks to Auguste and Louis Lumière. The printing was done on an autochromatic glass plate which was covered with potato starch. -
MINOX CAMERA
Walter Zipp (RIga) invented the first miniature camera. Due to its simple use it was a commercial success. During World War II it was used as a spy camera and very suitable for photographing documents, since its minimum focus distance was 20 mm. -
POLAROID CAMERA
In 1947 the first camera capable of instantly revealing photography was released.
