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    George Eastman founded Kodak in 1888 and introduced snapshot photography using roll film. Kodak then produced the first digital camera in 1975 and continued innovating, though digital photography eventually displaced Kodak's traditional film business. The document traces the history of photography from early experiments with camera obscuras to modern digital cameras and 3D photography.

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    George Eastman founded Kodak in 1888 and introduced snapshot photography using roll film. Kodak then produced the first digital camera in 1975 and continued innovating, though digital photography eventually displaced Kodak's traditional film business. The document traces the history of photography from early experiments with camera obscuras to modern digital cameras and 3D photography.

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    George Eastman founded Kodak in 1888 and introduced snapshot photography using roll film. Kodak then produced the first digital camera in 1975 and continued innovating, though digital photography eventually displaced Kodak's traditional film business. The document traces the history of photography from early experiments with camera obscuras to modern digital cameras and 3D photography.

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    Olympians George Eastman

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    George Eastman founded Kodak in 1888 and introduced snapshot photography using roll film. Kodak then produced the first digital camera in 1975 and continued innovating, though digital photography eventually displaced Kodak's traditional film business. The document traces the history of photography from early experiments with camera obscuras to modern digital cameras and 3D photography.

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    The Olympians

    GEORGE EASTMAN
    THE FOUNDER OF KODAK
    Camera Obscura
    • Camera = Latin for room
    • Obscura = Latin for dark
    • Experimented with by Mo-Ti, Aristotle,
    Alhazen, Leonardo Da Vinci, Giovanni Battista
    Della Porta, Johannes Kepler.
    • Used as a drawing aid and also an
    entertainment and education room.
    The Birth of Photography
    • 1839 – invented simultaneously in Britain and France
    • British W.H. Fox Talbot created the Calotype approach
    • French L.J.M Daguerre created the Dauerreotype
    approach.
    • 1850’s Wet collodion technique – Scott Archer.
    • 1860 George Washington Wilson makes first “quick
    pictures”
    • 1871 saw the invention of the dry plate – Richard Leach
    Maddox
    • 1888 Birth of Kodak and snapshot photography
    George Eastman
    • Born July 12th 1854 in Waterville 20 miles from
    New York.

    • George Washington Eastman

    • His first camera


    George’s dry plates
    The Digital Age
    • First Digital Camera- 1975, developed by
    Kodak.
    • 1987 first megapixel sensor
    • 1990 Kodak’s DCS camera improved to 1.54
    megapixels
    • 1994 Apple brought out first digital camera for
    consumer use
    • Olympus brings out similar camera
    The Digital Age
    • 1999 Ricoh created first handheld video
    camera to record moving images and sound
    • Sony brings out Cybershot DSC_MD1thats
    uses laser technology
    • JPEG images
    The introduction of 3D to cameras
    • 3D has become a commercial success
    • Slide and twin-camera bar
    • Fujifilm Real 3D W1 and W3
    • Kodak photo and printer experience.

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