Timeline of the History of

Video Production

By: Jaxson Allen

The first video camera was made on

April 15, 1956.

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The first video cameras were big,

heavy, and awkward.

Old video camera from the

early 1950’s.

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Comparison from 1950’s to now!

1956

Past2013

Present

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Video Cameras are so powerful they are now in

all types of other devices!

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The first video cameras were sold for

$75,000.

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The first video tape recorder was the

Ampex-VRX 1,000.

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Now a days they have cameras in game devices. Such as X-Box 360,

play station 3, and even in portable devices.

Game Devices

Kids use video cameras in classrooms every day for different activities like projects, for fun, or even to show the

world what they done.

Video Cams in Class Rooms.

http://www.kids-with-cameras.org/home/

In 1891- Thomas Edison invented the first motion

picture device.

First Motion Picture Device (1891)

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The film industry started to produce from about 1885 to about the early

1920’s.

Cinema

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First Color Photograph

1861-James Clerk Maxwell makes the first color photograph in Scotland.

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Kodak introduces the first easy to use camera- the n1 box camera in

1888.

The First Kodak.

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The very first 120 millimeter film is introduced by kodak in 1901.

A Kodak Film.

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The World, The Flesh, and the devil is released in 1914.

The First Color Dramatic Film. (1914)

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Nikon introduces its first single lens reflex camera, the Nikon F, to become the most advanced

cameras of its day in 1959.

The First Nikon.

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In 1960 EG&G develop a

underwater camera that functions at extreme depths to help out the

U.S. Navy.

The Underwater Camera.

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In 1961, kodak introduces ASA 25

kodachrome II film, with improved color, greater light sensitivity, and finer grain than original kodachrome.

Another Kodak.http://www.bu.edu/prc/GODOWSKY/timeline.htm

In 1963, polaroid introduces polacolor type 48, the first instant color film.

Polaroid.

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In 1980, Eastman Kodak company turns 100.

The BIG 100!!!!!http://www.bu.edu/prc/GODOWSKY/timeline.htm

The Polaroid Corporation turns 50.

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