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A tribute to film
NOTE: The timeline is NOT accurate by any means. It is NOT meant to be a useful guide of any kind; it's just a design. I am not a photography historian. I just arranged the cameras by what I thought would've been a logical progression. Below are the actual dates for all the cameras beginning from the left:
Materials and Methods
Stock photos for all the cameras and source of all the information about the camera's above is from Sheila Lovett (nfocus @ sxc.hu: [link]). Awesome stock photographer, check her out! I used only the photos available to me which did not happen to include many photos of "landmark" cameras so sorry for that.
Made using GIMP.
Additional Comments
Update: Again, this is not meant to be a useful guide of any kind. If you are able to make a more accurate and useful camera timeline, I implore you to do it.
Update II: The stock photographer of the cameras Sheila Lovette saw this deviation and thought it was a cool idea so she is making an ACCURATE version. The ACCURATE version will be on her website: www.retiredcameras.com
This photomanipulation is protected under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 3.0 License. Under the Creative Commons license, this photomanipulation may be displayed on other websites as long as:
1. Credit is given in writing stating "Photomanipulation by Jean Fan"
2. A link is provided back to the original photomanipulation
3. All other conditions under the Creative Commons license are met
Any use of this photomanipulation other than as authorized under this Creative Commons license or copyright law is prohibited.
A tribute to film
NOTE: The timeline is NOT accurate by any means. It is NOT meant to be a useful guide of any kind; it's just a design. I am not a photography historian. I just arranged the cameras by what I thought would've been a logical progression. Below are the actual dates for all the cameras beginning from the left:
- Empire State View folding field camera. c1895.
- Ensign Cadet. 1927 -1931.
- Six-16 Brownie Junior. 1934 - 1942.
- Duaflex II. 1950 - 1954.
- Jiffy Kodak Six-16. 1933 - 1937.
- Kodak Jr. Six-16 Series II. 1937 - 1940.
- Agfa Ansco Super Regent. 1954 - 1960.
- Argus C2. 1938 - 1966.
- Pony IV. 1957 - 1961.
- Star-Lite. c1962.
- Sears KSX Super. c1981.
Materials and Methods
Stock photos for all the cameras and source of all the information about the camera's above is from Sheila Lovett (nfocus @ sxc.hu: [link]). Awesome stock photographer, check her out! I used only the photos available to me which did not happen to include many photos of "landmark" cameras so sorry for that.
Made using GIMP.
Additional Comments
Update: Again, this is not meant to be a useful guide of any kind. If you are able to make a more accurate and useful camera timeline, I implore you to do it.
Update II: The stock photographer of the cameras Sheila Lovette saw this deviation and thought it was a cool idea so she is making an ACCURATE version. The ACCURATE version will be on her website: www.retiredcameras.com
This photomanipulation is protected under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 3.0 License. Under the Creative Commons license, this photomanipulation may be displayed on other websites as long as:
1. Credit is given in writing stating "Photomanipulation by Jean Fan"
2. A link is provided back to the original photomanipulation
3. All other conditions under the Creative Commons license are met
Any use of this photomanipulation other than as authorized under this Creative Commons license or copyright law is prohibited.
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Great and very interesting!