By: Ashton House

1727  “Johann Schulze, a German physicist, discovered that silver salt turns dark when exposed to light.”  e/film_chron.cfm

1780s  “Carl Scheele, Swedish chemist, showed that the changes in the color of the silver salt could be made permanently through the use of chemicals.”  e/film_chron.cfm

1826  “A French inventor named Nicephore Niepce. Produced a permanent image by coating a metal plate with a light sensitive chemical and exposing the plate to light for about 8 hours.”  e/film_chron.cfm

First camera  On a summer day in 1827, Joseph Nicephore Niepce made the first photographic image with a camera obscura.  ns/a/stilphotography.htm ns/a/stilphotography.htm

1830s  “Louis Daguerre was a French inventor, develops the first practical method of photography by placing a sheet of silver- coated copper treated with crystals of iodine inside a camera and exposing it to an image for 5 to 40 minutes. Vapors from heated mercury developed the image and sodium thiosulfate made the image permanent.”  e/film_chron.cfm

1840s  “Josef M. Petzval, a Hungarian mathematician, develops lenses for portrait and landscape photographs, which produce sharper images and admit more light, thus reducing exposure time.”  e/film_chron.cfm

1851  “the British photographer Frederick S. Archer develops a photographic process using a glass plate coated with a mixture of silver salts and an emulsion made of collodion. Because the collodion had to remain moist during exposure and developing, photographers had to process the pictures immediately.”  e/film_chron.cfm

1871  “Richard L. Maddox, a British physician, invents the "dry-plate" process, using an emulsion of gelatin, so that photographers did not have to process the pictures immediately. By the late 1870s, exposure time had been reduced to 1/25th of a second. Gelatin emulsion made it possible to produce prints that were larger than the original negatives, allowing manufacturers to reduce the size of cameras.”  lm_chron.cfm

The longest movie ever made  Roots made in It is 9 hours and a half long.  eries) eries)

First movie ever made  The first movie made was “The Horse in Motion,” made in 1878, by Eadweard Muybridge.  ovies/tag/the-horse-in-motion/

1888  “George Eastman introduces the lightweight, inexpensive Kodak camera, using film wound on rollers”  e/film_chron.cfm

First Animation  Humorous Phases of Funny Faces (1906)  QSc

The first colored movie made  The process of making color films began in 1906, but wasn't perfect until the 1920s.  Read more: ry-black-white-film.html#ixzz2iZHFcCWj ry-black-white-film.html#ixzz2iZHFcCWj

First Disney movie  Snow white was the first movie ever made in February 4, 1938  first-10-disney-movies-that-were-ever-made.

First Video Camera  In 1951 the first video tape recorded. (VTR) Ampex sold the first VTR for 50,000 in  blvideo.htm

First music video ever made  MTV says “Video Killed the Radio Star" from The Buggles, was the first music video in 1960s. Then become more popular.  os_aired_on_MTV

First digital camera  The first digital camera was made in 1988 by Kodak and the picture/ video was storedon a floppy disk  s-pics-kodaks-1975-model-digital-camera/

First DVD player  DVD means Digital Video Disc.  DVD holds 4.7 gigabytes of information on one of its two sides, or enough for a 133- minute movie. It was released in November, 1996  bldvd.htm bldvd.htm

First blue ray DVD player  It was released on the market in 2002.