Illuminating photography: From camera obscura to camera phone - Eva Timothy
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- Опубліковано 29 вер 2024
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The origins of the cameras we use today were invented in the 19th century. Or were they? A millenia before, Arab scientist Alhazen was using the camera obscura to duplicate images, with Leonardo da Vinci following suit 500 years later and major innovations beginning in the 19th century. Eva Timothy tracks the trajectory from the most rudimentary cameras to the ubiquity of them today.
Lesson by Eva Timothy, animation by London Squared Productions.
who eles is being forced to watch this in online school
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Excellent piece. Here's more of a question than a criticism, though: what about Nicéphore Niépce with his View from the Window from 1826? Doesn't he predate Daguerre?
he does yes, though watching one video won't make up for research.
I love your accent. It's so rich! :) Great video ^^
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amazing!
So that's why they never smile!
Wake up, Donny.
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Does anyone need to do this beacuse of online school or just me
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This is a relic
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I would have liked to see at least the mention of Joseph Nicephore Niepce.
Yes, Daguerre was actually Niepce's assistant and Niepce was the true inventor of photography. A lot of people give credit to Herschel, Talbot, and Daguerre. I have trouble finding videos with the correct information.
Love this narrator, straight forward, no force humor and over exatratted emotion yet still entertaining.
Who is here in 2020 and online school
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Alhazen was born in 965, which is in the 10th century. He did much of his optical research in the early 11th century.
In another informative video the individual talks about it being used in the 400BC by a Chinese individual. :O
Amazing invention. They should do one on videos, and then on sound! :-)
You know so people can see how films became real.
anyones teacher made them watch this?
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And that's my three years of photography club in high school in a nutshell.
7 years ago
Swear i read illuminatti in the title
missing second *E* in Daguerreotype
Hiya Eva Timothy! No real comment, just had to say Hiya. 12-7-2021. Pearl Harbor Day, sad that thousands had to died.
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Splendid stuff, from concept to execution. Loved it :)
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So that's why they can sketch so well!
It is because a chemical sensible to light.
Last time I took a photo it was 2008, I am really bad with cameras... x3
Yay Kodak! Sorry I have to have some local pride :) (in the Rochester ny area)
it will be better if it has subtitle
Dear TEDEducation-Team,
you forgot to mention Joseph Nicéphore Niépce!!! He is one of the inventors of photography as well.
I always thought it was magic.
adjacent to the add to and statistics slides is the transcript menu. This is basically subtitles I think
I thiught the title said illuminati photographs 0-o
Not wanting to sound partisan here, but Daguerre´s method was only successful in the decades inmediately after the invention but by the 1860 it was a dead end (except, funny enough in some parts of the US). The wet plate method has actually more to do with Talbot´s process.
Incorrect. Movies made on film are a series of photos but not videos. Image sensors essentially create a magnetic field that is used to arrange magnetic particles on the tape to line up according to the frequencies coming from the sensors. This is a linear process. It's more complicated than this but there's not enough room for details...just research it online.
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Ah, I almost forgot, John Herschel also happened to be the one who suggested using the world "Photography".
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Thank you for sharing! :)
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I´m missing a lot of people here. What about Niepce or Wedgewood? But even more important, you completely left out John Hershel, the guy who suggested using hypo to fix the images, as well as introducing the words "positive" and "negative" and inventing his own process, the cyanotype.
Wow, so easy to understand
Joseph Nicephore Niepce, you forgat to mention him, inform better, ok.
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wonderful for kids, thanks!
Excellent !
Hello, I am a middle school and high school yearbook teacher within the Oxford School District and I would love to have your permission to show some of your videos to my students in our online component of my class. Obviously not for commercial use just educational purposes only.
you don’t gotta ask for that you can show them anyways you chillin
Opino lo mismo, falta nombrar a Niépce. Agradecería subtitulos. La animación es muy simpática
I love your commentary
Awesome!
Going to ask this same question!!
Everyone takes it for granted to know what you look like but for many many years people near knew.
Not to mention, all video is, are Millions more of photos too
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4:22 I have that phone!!!!
Wow, so interesting. Kinda weird that I've never really understood just how a camera takes light and actually puts it on paper.
nowadays it does not work the way, they explained it.
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Looks like they reached you.
that was a bad guess
I feel there is a gap there
go kodak, go film fuck digital!
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What about Oskar Barnack and Leica?
Thanks
Awesome tut.
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