the development of camera

The development of camera from time to time

As we know that technology is getting more advanced, growing, getting faster and there are even objects as big as a Gimbal that can be combined with a SmartPhone so that it can be more practical, especially for videographers, photographers, and tourists who like to document their travels that usually well known as Camera. everyone must know this stuff yea, especially the ones who like photography.

But do you know the history of camera from time to time? 

Today, almost everyone has a camera. Whether DSLR cameras, mirrorless cameras, pocket cameras, video cameras, Polaroid cameras to cameras on their cellphones, or smartphones. You have it too, right?

  In today's all-digital and sophisticated era, cameras are experiencing very rapid, dramatic, and very fast development, so that thanks to technological developments in today's digital world, especially cameras, we feel a lot of conveniences.

 Now in an era where everything is completely digital, including cameras, almost everyone has a digital camera. Including the camera on your cellphone or cellphone.

 If you are a photography lover, maybe you will use the camera every day. Whether it's for photographing everyday events, scenery, or special and important moments such as competitions, birthday celebrations, weddings, and other important moments.

Did you know, a camera that is now so sophisticated has a very long history. You want to know? Curious?  I will fully tell you the history and development of photographic cameras from time to time.

Okay, are you ready? let's look at it together.

CAMERA HISTORY FROM TIME TO TIME

1. Obscura Camera

According to history, the camera was first discovered around 1000 AD by a legendary Muslim scientist named Al-Haitam or Alhazen. At that time, the camera was called the camera obscura which means dark room.

2. Camera Daguerreotypes and Calotypes

Nearly 900 years after the discovery of the camera obscura, in 1937, French national Joseph Nicephore Niepce invented the concept of practical photography, which was later known as the Daguerreotypes.

3. Dry Plates Camera

Dry plate cameras began to be used by people in 1857. This one camera is the work of Desire van Monckoven. Fourteen years later, this dry plate camera was modified by Richard Leach Maddox who succeeded in creating a wet plate camera that was of better quality and speed in terms of shooting.

4. Kodak Cameras and Film Camera

Those of you who were born in the 80s or 90s must have known or seen cameras that use roll film inside which can then be printed into a photo, right? Well, the Kodak camera is the name.

5. Compact Camera and Canon

The history of the camera is continued with the presence of a compact camera that was researched by Oskar Barnack at Leitz. Barnack used 35mm film to create a camera that can produce high-quality enlarged images.

 6. TLR and SLR cameras

TLR is an acronym or stands for twin-lens reflex, while SLR stands for single-lens reflex. This TLR camera was made by Franked and Heidecke Rolleiflex in 1928.

 7. Analog Camera

Analog cameras started appearing in 1981 from the Sony Mavica short for Magnetic Video Camera. It was the first analog camera to record a continuous pixel signal as a video recording machine.

 8. Digital Camera

Digital cameras and Ultra-Wide cameras differ from their predecessor analog cameras mainly because they do not use roll film, but are capable of capturing and storing photos or videos on a digital memory card or external storage very well with a sharper resolution.

Thus about, the long history of cameras

And now I’ll tell you a little bit about the Ultra-Wide camera, Many smartphones now provide not only dual cameras but also wide viewing angle capability. or commonly known as Wide Angle. There is even a wider one called Ultra Wide Angle.

 Ultra Wide Angle capability is usually found in premium or high-end smartphones, while in the middle or affordable class, the Wide Angle feature is available. Even though the definition is clear, maybe there are still many smartphone users who rarely use this feature.

 Even though the Wide Angle or Ultra Wide Angle feature on a smartphone camera also has many advantages, although, in terms of the sharpness of the original photos, many people are still below the quality of photos using the main lens mode.

 For users who are curious and want to try to be confused about when is the right time to use the Wide Angle or Ultra Wide Angle feature on a smartphone camera? Here are a few tips as a guide

 

  A CLOSE-UP GROUP PHOTO

Usually, to take a group photo or a photo on a stage that contains many people, you will change the position of the smartphone from vertical to horizontal, until you get a photo in Landscape mode.

 So more people can fit into the photo frame or on the smartphone screen. How is the environment in front of the stage very narrow or do you have to compete with other people who will also take the photo?

 This condition is often my own. Here the feature, Wide Angle or Ultra Wide Angle is very helpful. It is enough to change the camera so that the camera view can be much wider or wider. This feature is also available on the front cameras of many smartphones to provide Wefie capabilities.

So in conclusion we can take photos and videos with better quality and quiet videos without shock, and we have to make the most of it in order to reap its benefits

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