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History of a camera

History of a camera. By: John Rauch. 15 Types Of Cameras. 01: obscura 02: 35 mm 03: Early Kodak Box cameras 04: Midg 05: REKO 06:1904 Quarter Plate Sanderson 07: Thornton Pickard 08: Butcher's Cameo 09: 1902 5 x 4" Plate Sanderson 10: Columbia Optical Co. Pecto 1

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History of a camera

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  1. History of a camera By: John Rauch

  2. 15 Types Of Cameras • 01: obscura • 02: 35 mm • 03: Early Kodak Box cameras • 04: Midg • 05: REKO • 06:1904 Quarter Plate Sanderson • 07: Thornton Pickard • 08: Butcher's Cameo • 09: 1902 5 x 4" Plate Sanderson • 10: Columbia Optical Co. Pecto1 • 11: Spartus • 12: Minolta 110 SLR • 13: Cine Kodak • 14: Minox model A • 15: Brownie Bullet camera

  3. Obscura • 1st camera • Reflected picture onto paper

  4. Early Kodak Box cameras • Handle. • 1st film camera.

  5. 35 MM SLR (single lens reflex) technology manual focus 35mm film format

  6. Coronet Midget • Bakelite • Taylor Hobson meniscus f10 lens

  7. Cyko REKO • Images 4 x 5 inches in size • Rising and falling front • Room to store two extra plate

  8. 1904 Quarter Plate Sanderson • Rear focus rack • Unicum Shutter

  9. Thornton Pickard • Petzval lens • Focusing screen • Dark slide stored in rear of body

  10. Butcher's Cameo Better focus 48c zoom lens

  11. 1902 5 x 4" Plate Sanderson • long-focus lens • ‘A’ pattern

  12. Columbia Optical Co. Pecto 1 Double strutted lens bed Vulcanite dark slides

  13. Spartus Eye-level style Built-in flash holder and reflector

  14. Minolta 110 SLR • 110 pocket film format • Built-in 1:4,5/25-50mm zoom lens

  15. Cine Kodak • Utilizing a special 16mm film • No flipping of the film load was required

  16. Minox model A • Half the weight of the Riga • The lack of a flash nipple

  17. Brownie Bullet camera • Dakon Lens • Gold colored faceplate

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