No. 1839: William Henry Fox Talbot
The 15 cameras The first: Camera obscura Second: The daguerreotype. Three: Calotype Four: Brownie box camera Five: Leica I Six:Argus C3 Seven: The Contax. - ppt download
Talbot's calotype photography equipment, c.1840: camera, printing frame, small domestic iron and chemical balance © National Museums Scotland | National Museum of Scotland
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