First photo-1827
Joseph Nicephore Niépce produces the first successful picture over an eight hour exposure time.
1837 Daguerretype
In 1837 Daguerre creates his first Photo on a copper plate coated with iodide of silver.
1840 Calotype
Talbot sensitized paper to light with a silver salt solution. He then exposed the paper to light.
In 1851, Frederick Scoff Archer,Glass Negatives & The Collodion Wet Plate.
Ambrotype - 1850s
a faster and less expensive photographic process.
The tintype Photography process was patented in 1856 by Hamilton Smith.
1879- wet plate photography,Frederick scott archer.
1861 -The first color photograph taken by photographer Thomas Sutton.
Maxwell discovered that color photographs could be formed using red, green, and blue filters.
1871- dry plate photography
English Inventor RL Maddox, seeking to develop a less cumbersome process than the wet-plate collodion method, experiments successfully with silver bromide and Gelatin to produce a dry plate.
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camera's have changed a lot. we have new improved camera's. Not just black and white but also colors.
aperture
Now there is the iTouch 4th generation with a camera and more improved things!
to improve the quality of photographs
The iphone 5 has an improved 8 megapixel camera.
The digital camera has changed because it has become smaller and it is able to hold more. The digital camera has improved a ton!
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Smartphones with a flip-up camera design offer advantages such as improved screen-to-body ratio, enhanced privacy as the camera is hidden when not in use, and the ability to take high-quality selfies with the main camera.
Better screen resolution Smaller size (mostly) New camera
Yes, MacBooks come equipped with a front-facing camera, commonly referred to as the FaceTime HD camera. This camera is typically used for video calls and meetings, as well as for taking selfies. The camera quality has improved over various models, with recent versions supporting higher resolutions for better clarity.
The best camera lens for an iPhone 6 is the Moment Wide Lens. It offers high-quality wide-angle shots and improved image clarity.