Timeline of Photography, Film, and Cameras

A technique, process, or work that produces a permanent image by applying radiant energy and light to a sensitive surface such as a film. Returning back a few centuries ago to study people who paved the way for the photographs we know today by carefully studying the shape of the change of everyone's eyes, this art, process, and work carefully You may explore in the process of doing so. The process to understand if the first method is really an important part of the field.

The first 'camera' is the camera's black box or pinhole camera. This device in the history of photography is said to be able to go back to ancient Greeks and ancient Chinese. The device projects the image using pinhole, but the resulting projection is reversed. Alhazen or Ibn Al-Haytham is an authority in the field of optics and is said to be known in the history of photography as a person who later produced a pinhole camera in 1000 years later. In the early stages of photography, black boxes of photographs, particularly used in 1544 for the appreciation of food by the University of Leuven Reiners Gemma Frisius, suggested using this device as an aid to scientific painting in 1544 did. In 1685, Johann Zahn conceived the first small portable camera. This is close to a compact camera known today.

The history of the camera can be traced back to the introduction of photographs. The camera has evolved from the black box and continues to evolve through multi-generation photographs including silver salt photographs, models, dry boards, movies, and modern digital cameras. The pioneer of the camera is the black box of the camera. The camera black box (the "black room" in Latin) is a screen in which a scene image on the opposite side (or, for example, a wall) of the screen is projected through an opening in the screen and is formed on the opposite side of the opening The image of the natural optical phenomenon occurring in FIG. (From left to right and upside down). The oldest record of this principle is the description of Han philosopher Moji (from 470 BC to 391 BC). Mozi correctly asserts that the black box image of the camera is flipped because the light goes straight from the light source.

In opening photography, the round hole in front of the camera lens controls the amount of light transmitted from the lens to the film. With all cameras except very cheap cameras, the aperture size is variable. The degree of variation is indicated by the "f" number (f / stop). The smaller the F value (or F value), the larger the aperture (aperture) of the lens. A work of art composed of three dimensional objects used to create images. It is a kind of architectural sculpture in which existing or discovered objects are officially identifiable and integrated into a new combination of their lives and meanings by sculptors. The most famous combination is the head of Picasso's bull. It includes old bicycle seats and handles