History of camera tech week
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History of Camera Technologies
Week Four - 6th February 2012Paul Carter
The story so far ...• Camera obscura used for many hundreds
of years
• 16th Century - improved by using lenses
• 1800 Thomas Wedgewood uses chemicals on leather to produce images
• 1825 Joseph Nicéphore Niépce uses a camera obscura and a bitumen coated plate to produce ‘first’ photograph
Louis Daguerre
Daguerrotype
Henry Fox Talbot
Calotype
Hamilton Smith/ William Kloen
Tintypes
Problems of reproduction
• Daguerrotypes - positive on to metal
• Tintypes - positive on to metal
• Calotype - negative on to paper
Glass plates• Wet Collodion
• very inconvenient
• 10 minutes to coat plate, take shot and develop
• Dry Collodion
• more convenient
• very long exposure
George Eastman
• 1884 First roll film (emulsion on paper)
• 1888 Kodak camera
• 1888 Cellulose base film
Photography leads to experimentation in STOPPING motion
Eadweard Muybridge
• Born Edward Muggeridge in Kingston Upon Thames
• Travelling photographer in US
• Asked to solve question of galloping horse
• Created ‘series photographs’
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Thomas EdisonEdison Manufacturing Company
W.K.L. Dickson
Kinetograph/ Kinetoscope
Auguste and Louis Lumière
Cinématographe
First paid admission film show
Salon Indien du Grand Café, Paris28th December 1895
35mm Film
4 perforations per frame