The Evolution of

Cameras

The first camera was invented in 1500 called the Pinhole cameras and some call it camera Obsura this camera was invented by AL Haytham it used a tiny hole to get the light.

Then the daguerreotype camera was invented in 1839 and it was invented by Louis-Jacques-Mande Daguerre. it was first to be announced to be photographic process. What that means is film paper.

The Kodak Brownie camera was invented in 1900 by George Eastman. It’s the first low-cost popularized cameras

A couple years later is the The Kodak DCS SLR camera it was the first professional digital camera.

So, you’re probably wondering how this relates to an explanation text well that’s what this is for my explanation is how did making cameras evolve.

As the world started to get Tec introduce to society’s the cameras started to go digital and turn into digital cameras then it started to be easy to make cameras.

Well the camera obscure through many generations of photographic technology — daguerreotypes, calotypes, dry plates, film — to the modern day with digital cameras and camera phones.

So, the Tec now in way different now the back then now it really easy to create cameras back then there was no Tec, so it was hard to create back then.

How the cameras that you use in your everyday life work?

Your phone camera works the same as a pinhole camera obscure which means it catch’s the light and puts it in a chamber witch you see as a photo on your phone.

Before new camera technologies became immanent, the old cameras used to manipulate taking the photo upside down because oldern day photos/ film were manipulated a certain way so then the photo came out upright. After a photo was taken the machine would do its job and turn the photo film upright. Now as we see in modern day cameras (more efficient, faster, better quality) they take photos the way you’re holding the camera/phone. As we have seen cameras evolve we see humans developing things you can put on the photo like editing in the days back then you couldn’t do that because it was immanent back then