The document traces the history and development of cameras from 1500 to the present. It outlines some of the key innovations and models throughout history, including the 1500 Camera Obscura, the 1839 Daguerreotype camera, the 1900 Kodak Brownie which made photography affordable for amateurs, and the 1937 Polaroid instant camera. The document also speculates about future improvements to cameras which may make them lighter, higher quality, have more memory and pixels, touchscreens, better zoom, and operate on renewable energy.

1. The History Of The Camera

2. 1500 Camera Obscura
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First pinhole camera
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Invented by Ibn al-
Haytham
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Made in Aberystwyth,
Wales
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3. Daguerreotype Camera
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1839
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Invented by the
French Academy of
Sciences
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One of the worlds
most expensive
cameras
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4. 1900 Brownie
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Eastman Kodak
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Made photography
affordable for
amateurs and
hobbyists.
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Was a basic
cardboard box
camera with a
simple meniscus

5. 1914 UR leica
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Jenspoul Andersen
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The most popular
camera in 1914
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35mm Camera
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First issued to Leo
Audobond
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6. Polaroid Instant Film
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1937
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First Instant Camera
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Invented by Edwin Land
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In stores by 1948
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He was a student at
harvard when he first
thought of the idea
and started making it

7. 1939 Argus c3 (a.k.a brick)
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Also known as “the
Brick”
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The best seller for
about 3 Decades
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Made by Argus
(camera company)
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Ann Arbor, Michigan
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8. 1970 Cannon F1 series
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The founders of
Cannon Org:
Takeshi Mitarami,
Takeo Maeda,
Saburo Uchida in
Japan
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For Professional
Photography

9. Logitech FotoMan
● 1990
● Made in Switzerland
● Made by Logitech;
Dycam Inc
● 499 euros ($621.52)

10. Nikon Coolpix
● Made by Nikon India
● In India
● Has a higher zoom,
and better angle.
● It has more effects
than any other
camera

11. Future Camera
● In the Future we think that the camera will
have following improvements:
● Lighter
● Better quality
● More pixels
● Wider view
● More memory
● Smaller
● Touchscreen
● Indestructible
● Better zoom
● Run on renewable energy water or solar
power
● Better angle

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