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Photography and the Industrial Revolution
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The Camera
The First Camera
The first camera was made in Paris, France. Brazil and England were the next to follow. This invention changed some peoles lifes because you were able to keep and cherish these pictures
How it works!
Photography and the Industrial Revolution
Camera Obscura
This was what the first cameras looked like it was called a camera obscura
The camera is a device For taking photographs by letting light from an image fall briefly onto a sensitized film, usually by means of a lens-and-shutter mechanism. It provided pictures for later use.
Before the Camera
Before the camera the only way to document or save moments in life was through writing, drawing, and talking about it. With the new technology of the camera you can save the fun moments in life with a picture. It was also easy to document things that were important.
Louis Daguerre
he worked with niepce to find a new process that took less time then usual several hours the old process took
What is the Industrial Revolution?
James Clerk Maxwell
The Industrial Revolution was the transition to new manufacturing processes in the period from about 1760 to sometime between 1820 and 1840. During the industrial revolution was the camera.
Although a physicist, Maxwell created the first color photography in 1861 using his "three color separation Principle."
How did the camera help people?
The Inventors
The Camera helped change life in many ways good and bad. People could document and save precious moments in life.
George Eastman
A great Inventor in photographic technology. George Eastman was from Rochester, New York.
The Industrial Revolution
Machines in the Industrial Revolution
Nicephore Niepce
The new machines of the Industrial Revolution could do the work of 5 men. You could produce faster, easier, And of mass production.
A french inventor who experimented with chemicals in the beggining industrial revolution also invented the first permanent photo etching in 1822.