History of Camera | Evolution of Camera | World's First Camera Obscura

The history of camera is as old as the history of our civilization. The evolution of camera crossed a long way, from the world's first camera Obscura to the advanced cameras we see now. Want to know how cameras you get in your hands today have come so far? Then watch the full video of the history of the camera to dig it out.
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[goldy]

It’s crazy that now we can just pull our phone from our pocket and take a photo

[LOGICALMAGNET]

a World without Cameras can be possible because the 1st Camera was the Human Brain with its Unique Capture and Memorize the entire Scene and display it on a Canvas

[tatocorvette]

Nice summary. Just a correction: The Asahiflex of 1952 had interchangeable lenses, not fixed as mentioned @5:30. Also, the first non-commercial digital camera was created in the '70s by a Kodak engineer. An important milestone in camera history was the creation of film as a medium, helping to make photography more accessible to the masses.

[surendersingal]

Thank you sir, for great journey of camera technology.

[dio]

Thankyou I needed this for my Project! 🍷🗿

[Lizerator]

Just found your channel. Lots of good info.

[loading]

Playing an inventor dnd character and this is exactly what i needed! Great video!

[CierraSalleyHinds]

I had a dream last night that I time-traveled to the year 1886 with a smartphone vlogging 😄 That's what brought me to this video😏

[dbkfrogkaty]

Glad to see Pentax was at least mentioned a couple of times.

[ashok]

❤ Thankyou. Informative.
Please show as some photos clicked between 1965 to 1975.
Some beautiful photos.

[tjkim]

Great!It helped me with my school home work😊

[bhavyasmelodies]

Hi, i was wondering what the background music you've used in this video is?

[mikeywood]

video isnt available can someone explain?

[_arts]

So between the Nikon and the Canon which one is suitable for night pictures?

[dpg]

There is an 1853 photo of the Boston Society for Medical Improvement. I'm trying to figure out if it would have been a Daguerreotype or an early photograph. I'm thinking Daguerreotype, since this video said they were not replaced by emulsion plate photography until the late 1850s. Does anyone know if this is correct?

[thekellyartist]

As for digital, that's not entirely true.
The first digital camera was the Sony Mavica in 1981.
The first digital that was for sale was the Canon RC-701 in 1986.

[alpzerlaken]

5:33 Dresden…. Yo! This is East German camera!!

[lordsirnoelmanchester]

The Nikon L35AF is an excellent point and shoot camera in 1985.

[kucrukkucrik]

Istg bro, Islamic prophets of the golden age were real genii & prodigy. More importantly, the invention of the camera profoundly impacted humanity. Can you imagine what would 16th-century fellas and ancient civilizations say had they seen the camera?

[Shahi-bangalah_]

1:10
Not 1500s,
Ibn haytham was from 1000s