1. The History of Photography
A look at the development of the camera over time.

2. Camera Obscura

3. Camera Obscura Reproject: The art of Camera Obscura

4. Camera Obscura Making your own room with a view: National Geographic

5. Daguerreotype Camera Polishing Silver plated copper
Expose to halogen fumes (dark)
Exposure
Development (heated mercury)
Fixing
(ending sensitivity)

6. Daguerreotype Camera
The Daguerrotype Photographic Processes Series – Chapter 2 of 12

7. Emulsion (Wet) Plate 1860 Dubroni wet-plate 410 x 389 - 31k
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8. Emulsion (Wet) Plate The Wet Plate Collodion Process

9. Dry Plate early dry plate era 400 x 382 - 42k fiberq.com
Dry Plate riccamera.comcompany, 450 x k 

10. Kodak Before the Brownie: the first Eastman Kodak Camera (1888)

11. Portable Cameras Changed Subjects Portraits to War
Gertrude Hubbard & Baby 1858
1939-German soldiers during the invasion of the Soviet Union

12. Eastman – Kodak Cameras for Everyone
Pocket Kodak Camera. No. 800 x k - jpg
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The Kodak Brownie camera, 339 x k - jpg
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13. Starmatic, automatic Brownie commercial 1958
Kodak Brownie Camera TV Commercial (1958)

14. Instant Images Polaroid
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Polaroid 280 x k - jpg
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15. Image Control & Smart Cameras
In the late 1970s and early 1980s cameras cable of making image control decisions on their own.
Interchangeable lenses and other accessories also improved photographic practices.

16. The Digital Age Images can now be stored electronically
Film is no longer needed