Timeline of the History of Video Production

By: Joshua c. Mitchell

British Photographer Eadweard Muybridge takes the first successful photograph of motion, showing how people and animals.

The 1st Fact

Etienne Marey in France develops camera,

shaped like a gun, that can take twelve pictures per second.

The 2nd Fact

Thomas Edison and W.k. Dickerson develop

the Kinetoscope, a peep show device in which film is moved past a light.

The 3rd Fact

Thomas Edison display his kinetoscope at the

World Columbian Exhibition in Chicago and receives patents for his movie camera, the Kinetograph and his peepshow device.

The 4th Fact

First film with color was made on January, 1

1891 by Thomas Edison.

The 5th Fact

The first video tape was invented on January

1, 1951.

The 6th Fact

The first camera was made by Alexander

Wolcott,s in 1826.

The 7th Fact

The first picture with color was made by James

Maxwell in 1861

The 8th Fact

The first pinhole camera was made by Alhazen

1000 A.D.

The 10th Fact

The first underwater camera was invented by

EG&G 1960

The 11th Fact

First motion picture in color was made in 1932

called flowers and tree’s by Disney.

The 12th Fact

Warner Brothers was first founder in 1904 by

the wonskolaser Brothers.

The 13th Fact

The term Pixel was created by Adele Goldberg

in 1982.

The 14th Fact

The 20th Century Fox Corporation was form in

1915

The 15th Fact

The first 3d movie was made in 1935.

The 16th Fact

The first camcorder was in 1983 by sony.

The 17th Fact

First underwater camera was made in 1856 by.

The 18th Fact

The first S D card was made in 1999 by sony.

The 19th Fact

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Timeline - History of Photography - History of the Camera - Inventors

inventors.about.com/library/inventors/blmotionpictures.htm

http://www.fi.edu/learn/sci-tech/motion-pictures/motion-pictures.php?cts=photography

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