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The Evolution of Imaging Technologies: 1992-2001

This article explores significant milestones in photography from 1992 to 2001, highlighting key innovations like the introduction of the PhotoCD by Kodak, the founding of photo.net, and the development of the first mass-produced DSLR by Nikon. It discusses the impact of the camera phone's debut in Japan and reflects on Polaroid's bankruptcy amidst the rise of digital cameras. Through these events, we witness a transformative period in imaging technology that laid the groundwork for modern photography and digital sharing.

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The Evolution of Imaging Technologies: 1992-2001

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  1. Evolution of Imaging: 1992 - 2001 By: Ryan Schoenewe

  2. 1992 • Kodak introduces the PhotoCD • The PhotoCD is used for digitalizing and saving pictures on a CD • This invention made viewing digital pictures very easy because they could be placed on this disc and moved around

  3. 1993 • The Founding of photo.net • A website that has information/tools/pictures about photography and also for sharing photos

  4. 1994 • Nothing significant to the history of photography happened in 1994

  5. 1995 • Nothing significant to the history of photography happened in 1995 • Peter Menzel Published “Material World” a book about family photography

  6. 1996 • Nothing significant to the history of photography happened in 1996

  7. 1997 • Invention of the Photomosaic process • Which is a image made up of many other images

  8. 1998 • Nothing significant to the history of photography happened in 1998

  9. 1999 • Nikon made the first ground-up DSLR (digital single-lens reflect)design by a leading manufacturer • These are the modern digital cameras, they have the front of the single-lens reflex (SLR) camera with the backing of a digital camera • It is a re-iteration because they didn’t invent the DSLR but they were first to mass produce it

  10. 2000 • The Camera phone was introduced to the public in Japan (it didn’t come to America until later) • It was made by Sharp and the phone was called the “J-Phone” • This is what sparked the smart phone race because now phones can be cameras too, which was

  11. 2001 • Polaroid claims bankruptcy • They are famous for creating the instant disposal cameras, but they couldn’t keep up with the digital camera market

  12. Bibliography • . "Photo CD." www.wikipedia.com. MediaWiki, 14/08/2010. Web. 1 Oct 2012. <http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Photo_CD>. • . "History of Photography Timeline." www.photo.net. Name Media Inc., 30/08/2010. Web. 1 Oct 2012. <http://photo.net/history/timeline>. • Silvers, Robert. "Robert Silvers." www.photomosaics.com. Photomosaic, n.d. Web. 1 Oct 2012. <http://www.photomosaic.com/>. • . "Digital Single-Lens Reflex Camera." www.wikipedia.com. Wikimedia, 02/10/2010. Web. 2 Oct 2012. <http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Digital_single-lens_reflex_camera>.

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