History of a camera By: John Rauch.

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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 11: Spartus 12: Minolta 110 SLR 13: Cine Kodak 14: Minox model A 15: Brownie Bullet camera

Obscura 1st camera Reflected picture onto paper

Early Kodak Box cameras Handle. 1st film camera.

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

Coronet Midget Bakelite Taylor Hobson meniscus f10 lens

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

1904 Quarter Plate Sanderson Rear focus rack Unicum Shutter

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Brownie Bullet camera Dakon Lens Gold colored faceplate