Cathryn Payne

Video Production

1666

• Newton figures out that light has color.

1814

• Joseph Niepce creates the first photographic image with the camera obscura. But later the picture faded and it took eight hours of light exposure to show up the image.

1837• Louis Daguerre created the first

picture that didn’t fade and it only needed thirty minutes of exposure to light.

1839• The first camera to be invented.

1851• Frederick Scott Archer invented

images that only took 3 seconds of exposure to light. He called it the Collodion process.

1884• George Eastman creates flexible

photographic film.

1885

• A box camera that was very simple with a fixed focus.

1888• Released the first camera system

for the basic community.• The Kodak roll film camera was

made.

1895• The Lumiere brothers

showed the first motion picture.

1920s

• An engineer, Philo Farnsworth invented from other principals the television camera, which changed the image caught into an electrical signal.

1947• Dr. Edwin Land invented the

first instant picture.

1980

• Sony represents the first consumer camcorder.

1981

• A movie video camera was made that recorded single frames.• The first digital camera

was first shown.

1988

• The first true digital camera that could keep track of images internally. The camera used a battery to save the memory.

1997

• DVD Max is sold.

1998

• Teleworld began the first trial of TiVo device on the public in San Francisco Bay area.

1998

• Benwen started selling the first DML thin panel loudspeakers.

1999

• The first DLP projector especially made for home theaters was shown by DreamVision.

2000

• The first DVD- Audio players entered the sells.

2002

• High- Definition Multimedia interface digital video connecter is announced.

2005

• The first PC with a duel processors came on the market.

2006• Toshiba released HD DVD player

in Japan and later in the United States.

2006• Samsung presents the

first Blu-ray Disc player.

2006

• VidaBox presented the first Duel HD player. This player is capable of playing both Blu-ray and DVD.