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History of the Camera The camera and photography are an important part of the communication history of the world. The history of the camera is indelibly linked to the understanding and development of optics. Optics is the study of physical properties of light in terms of generation and transmission and the use of lenses and mirrors to understand these properties. It is an important branch of physics. The basic principles of optics were known as early as the 4th century BC and Greek philosophers are credited with the development of this knowledge. 16th Century German scientist Johannes Kepler known for his study of astronomy and optics is often referred to as the founder of modern optics. He used the simple pinhole camera (invented many centuries before his time and known to Aristotle as early as 322 BC) to understand how pictures can be formed. [VIEW ARTICLE]Comments RSS Feed For This Article: 2
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Subject: Interesting article
With the onset of digital photography it is very easy to get lost in all the technology and buzzwords. That is why reading this article was very refreshing as it reminds you that there is a lot more to photography than just digital zoom!