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By Jenna Costa
The Timeline Outline The 9 important things that I feel have made a huge impact on
photojournalism are
1 Wet Plate Collodion 1851
2 Dry Plate Collodion 1871
3 Roll Film 1888
4 Kodachrome Film 1935
5 First Digital Camera 1974
6 Satellite Technology
7 First Camera Phone 1990
8 Blogging
9 Wifi DSLR 2012
From the Start of the
Wet Plate Collodion
all the way to the
Wifi-Enabled DSLR
ltiframe width=640 height=390
src=httpswwwyoutubecomembedgmJ
PCccix2Q frameborder=0
allowfullscreengtltiframegt
httpswwwyoutubecomwatchv=gmJPCccix2
Q
Just to put things in perspective
The Wet Plate Collodion process was a
stepping stone leading to the Dry Plate
process It was the beginning of big changes
for photojournalism This process required a
dark room to capture images and required a
long and dangerous process that included
cutting glass and many chemicals The photo
to the right is a sketch that shows the
equipment required for the process
To put the steps in simple terms first you have
to
1 Clean the Plate
2 Silver Nitrate Bath
3 Take the picture
4 Develop the photo
This type of camera wasnrsquot easily moved
around ldquoThe popularity of the wet plate
process was short-livedrdquo according to the
article by Joseph Smigiel the wet plate wasnrsquot
very popular but is being brought back by
some art photographers After developed the
images were very detailed but the process
was so long that it made photojournalists job
hard to do
Photo by Quinn Jacobson
Image Source
httpwwwcpacphotoorgclassesin
troduction-to-wet-plate-collodian-2
Image Source
httpswebstanfordedugroupspatialh
istorycgi-binhartinformationphp
The Dry Plate process was much more popular than the
Wet Plate Collodion Invented by Richard L Maddox
this process made taking a photo much easier and with
less equipment requirements The dry plate process
allowed photographers to prepare the plates in advance
and develop them long after the photo was taken In
1879 factory made dry plates were introduced They
were made with gelatin and there was no longer a need
for a portable dark room when taking the photo
This gave photojournalists more mobility They did not
have to have vans to bring all of the equipment around
which made their jobs easier Being able to develop
photos at a later time created much more opportunity for
photojournalists When taking a photo the dry plate
camera takes the light in so quickly that it gave
photojournalists the opportunity to have hand held
cameras
Photo by Unknown
Image Source
httpssipyun1wordpresscom201104
Roll Film was invented in 1888 by
George Eastman He made the film
able to roll which brought on huge
opportunities for photojournalism The
ldquomaterial was flexible unbreakable
and could be rolledrdquo This product was
mass-produced and was used in a
box camera The negatives would be
on the roll of film and from there you
can see the images that have been
taken After that they need to be
developed
Photojournalists experienced a huge
change in their profession This was a
big leap in technology The camera
was now transportable so
photographers could really take
photos from many different
perspectives This type of film was
carried out for so many years and
although it is dying out right now
some people still use it today
Kodachrome film was invented in 1935 but was used for many years after The famous photo of the Afghan Girl was taken in 1985 30 years after Kodachromewas invented This was the first real success at developing color photos The actual film was taken in black and white but when it was developed color was added
This type of film was the first that allowed photojournalists and amateurs to use the same camera and film This was a little expensive when it first came out but eventually the price went down This was a convenient way to have photos developed which was an advantage for photojournalists It also created a problem because now regular people were taking the same quality photos as photojournalists were Although other people didnrsquot have the skills with the cameras being a lot smaller and the film being easy to develop many people started taking photos
Photo by Steve McCurry
Image Source
httpngmnationalgeographiccom200204afghan-
girloriginal-story-text
Satellite Technology didnrsquot just effect photojournalists but effected the whole world The launch of Sputnik in 1957 by the Soviet Union This lead to leaps in developments for many sectors of the world Photojournalists benefitted from the advances in technology This meant that photos could be taken from a different angle of the world and one photo taken really stood out The image of the earth from outer space really changed the perspective of the world
Usually satellite photos are taken by government agencies Photojournalists had the opportunity to use satellite technology to send photos to where they needed to This involved big bulky machines that they had to hook up to their cameras With this technology it allowed them to send a photo instead of having to go back to their work to get it printed out The drawback to this is that there was heavy equipment and the photojournalist taking the photo was not able to move from one place to another easily
Photo by Apollo 8
Image Source
httpwwwdailymailcouksciencetecharticle-2132664You-
got-colour-film-Jim--Nasa-recording-reveals-astronauts-
fluffed-photo-planet-spacehtml
First Digital Camera1975
The first digital camera was invented
in 1975 This camera was made by
Kodak and Steve Sasson The photo
took 23 seconds to develop and was
taken with 01 megapixels The
camera weighed 8 pounds so it
wasnrsquot the easiest to move around
Sasson said he created it with ldquoa lens
that we took from a used parts bin
from the Super 8 movie camera
production line downstairs from our
little labrdquo The camera was made with
a cassette and was read from the
cassette to a television The digital
camera was not available to
consumers until 1990
This was such a leap for
photojournalists to be able to see the
pictures on a TV screen right away
Digital cameras have come such a
long way from this but without this
digital camera there might not have
been the high-tech digital cameras
that we have today Photojournalists
had the opportunity to see the photos
they took right away not just the
negatives
Image Source httpwwwjourneyamericausselecting-
your-first-digital-camera
First Camera Phone 1990Japan had the first camera phone in 1990 Samsung created this phone It was capable of taking 20 photos at 35 megapixels After this phones and cameras became so much more mobile Cell phones by themselves was a huge leap in technology When a camera was added it became even more advanced I remember owning my first camera phone when I was around 13 At this time camera phones had been out for a while but they became popular to the consumer a little before I had gotten mine
For photojournalists this was something big Cell phones are so light-weight and even though they arenrsquot the best quality photojournalists could take a photo wherever they were and send it almost anywhere This also lead to the smart phones that take decent quality pictures and can be sent anywhere Many people who just take photographs for fun can do all the things that photojournalists do This can be negative for photojournalists
Blogging 1994 Blogging has become so important when it comes to photojournalism It is a way of expressing photos that do not get published in the media This created an opportunity for everyday people to express photos for others to see
For photojournalists there are many advantages to this Photojournalists often work for some sort of company that publishes photos They usually only get one or two photos published and they have taken so many quality photos that they want to share with other people A blog is the perfect opportunity for that and is a good way to show the world quality images
This can also be a way for people to learn more about photography Everyday people can express their photos on a blog which can sometimes take away from the job of photojournalists Today people take some amazing photos with their digital camera and often blog about them It is more of a hobby than a profession but blogging creates more opportunity for amateurs There are famous blogs like Tumblr that constantly posts pictures and
Photo by PebblePad
Image Source
httpwwwgreacukofficesi
lscisguidespebblepadwhy-
should-i-keep-a-blog
Photo By Tumblrphotographyxox
Image Source httptheetumblrfamoustumblrcom
Wifi DSLR 2012The Wifi DSLR was one of the
biggest changes in history The
DSLR now has Wifi built into it so the
photo can be sent through the
internet right after itrsquos taken
This really takes transportable to a
new level The cameras today are
not only small and light but now the
photos can be sent right away
Before this photojournalists had to
have bulky equipment in order to
send their photo instantly This
equipment would hold them down
and would only allow them to shoot
from one certain spot Now they can
be on the move and can send post
them whenever they want to Again
this can create a problem for
photojournalists because the
equipment is not expensive or hard
to use anymore People who did not
study photojournalism can take
similar photographs to those who did
Photo by Briana R Prince
Image Source httpsbree365wordpresscomcategorycamera-usedcanon-dslr-eos-xsi
The Timeline Outline The 9 important things that I feel have made a huge impact on
photojournalism are
1 Wet Plate Collodion 1851
2 Dry Plate Collodion 1871
3 Roll Film 1888
4 Kodachrome Film 1935
5 First Digital Camera 1974
6 Satellite Technology
7 First Camera Phone 1990
8 Blogging
9 Wifi DSLR 2012
From the Start of the
Wet Plate Collodion
all the way to the
Wifi-Enabled DSLR
ltiframe width=640 height=390
src=httpswwwyoutubecomembedgmJ
PCccix2Q frameborder=0
allowfullscreengtltiframegt
httpswwwyoutubecomwatchv=gmJPCccix2
Q
Just to put things in perspective
The Wet Plate Collodion process was a
stepping stone leading to the Dry Plate
process It was the beginning of big changes
for photojournalism This process required a
dark room to capture images and required a
long and dangerous process that included
cutting glass and many chemicals The photo
to the right is a sketch that shows the
equipment required for the process
To put the steps in simple terms first you have
to
1 Clean the Plate
2 Silver Nitrate Bath
3 Take the picture
4 Develop the photo
This type of camera wasnrsquot easily moved
around ldquoThe popularity of the wet plate
process was short-livedrdquo according to the
article by Joseph Smigiel the wet plate wasnrsquot
very popular but is being brought back by
some art photographers After developed the
images were very detailed but the process
was so long that it made photojournalists job
hard to do
Photo by Quinn Jacobson
Image Source
httpwwwcpacphotoorgclassesin
troduction-to-wet-plate-collodian-2
Image Source
httpswebstanfordedugroupspatialh
istorycgi-binhartinformationphp
The Dry Plate process was much more popular than the
Wet Plate Collodion Invented by Richard L Maddox
this process made taking a photo much easier and with
less equipment requirements The dry plate process
allowed photographers to prepare the plates in advance
and develop them long after the photo was taken In
1879 factory made dry plates were introduced They
were made with gelatin and there was no longer a need
for a portable dark room when taking the photo
This gave photojournalists more mobility They did not
have to have vans to bring all of the equipment around
which made their jobs easier Being able to develop
photos at a later time created much more opportunity for
photojournalists When taking a photo the dry plate
camera takes the light in so quickly that it gave
photojournalists the opportunity to have hand held
cameras
Photo by Unknown
Image Source
httpssipyun1wordpresscom201104
Roll Film was invented in 1888 by
George Eastman He made the film
able to roll which brought on huge
opportunities for photojournalism The
ldquomaterial was flexible unbreakable
and could be rolledrdquo This product was
mass-produced and was used in a
box camera The negatives would be
on the roll of film and from there you
can see the images that have been
taken After that they need to be
developed
Photojournalists experienced a huge
change in their profession This was a
big leap in technology The camera
was now transportable so
photographers could really take
photos from many different
perspectives This type of film was
carried out for so many years and
although it is dying out right now
some people still use it today
Kodachrome film was invented in 1935 but was used for many years after The famous photo of the Afghan Girl was taken in 1985 30 years after Kodachromewas invented This was the first real success at developing color photos The actual film was taken in black and white but when it was developed color was added
This type of film was the first that allowed photojournalists and amateurs to use the same camera and film This was a little expensive when it first came out but eventually the price went down This was a convenient way to have photos developed which was an advantage for photojournalists It also created a problem because now regular people were taking the same quality photos as photojournalists were Although other people didnrsquot have the skills with the cameras being a lot smaller and the film being easy to develop many people started taking photos
Photo by Steve McCurry
Image Source
httpngmnationalgeographiccom200204afghan-
girloriginal-story-text
Satellite Technology didnrsquot just effect photojournalists but effected the whole world The launch of Sputnik in 1957 by the Soviet Union This lead to leaps in developments for many sectors of the world Photojournalists benefitted from the advances in technology This meant that photos could be taken from a different angle of the world and one photo taken really stood out The image of the earth from outer space really changed the perspective of the world
Usually satellite photos are taken by government agencies Photojournalists had the opportunity to use satellite technology to send photos to where they needed to This involved big bulky machines that they had to hook up to their cameras With this technology it allowed them to send a photo instead of having to go back to their work to get it printed out The drawback to this is that there was heavy equipment and the photojournalist taking the photo was not able to move from one place to another easily
Photo by Apollo 8
Image Source
httpwwwdailymailcouksciencetecharticle-2132664You-
got-colour-film-Jim--Nasa-recording-reveals-astronauts-
fluffed-photo-planet-spacehtml
First Digital Camera1975
The first digital camera was invented
in 1975 This camera was made by
Kodak and Steve Sasson The photo
took 23 seconds to develop and was
taken with 01 megapixels The
camera weighed 8 pounds so it
wasnrsquot the easiest to move around
Sasson said he created it with ldquoa lens
that we took from a used parts bin
from the Super 8 movie camera
production line downstairs from our
little labrdquo The camera was made with
a cassette and was read from the
cassette to a television The digital
camera was not available to
consumers until 1990
This was such a leap for
photojournalists to be able to see the
pictures on a TV screen right away
Digital cameras have come such a
long way from this but without this
digital camera there might not have
been the high-tech digital cameras
that we have today Photojournalists
had the opportunity to see the photos
they took right away not just the
negatives
Image Source httpwwwjourneyamericausselecting-
your-first-digital-camera
First Camera Phone 1990Japan had the first camera phone in 1990 Samsung created this phone It was capable of taking 20 photos at 35 megapixels After this phones and cameras became so much more mobile Cell phones by themselves was a huge leap in technology When a camera was added it became even more advanced I remember owning my first camera phone when I was around 13 At this time camera phones had been out for a while but they became popular to the consumer a little before I had gotten mine
For photojournalists this was something big Cell phones are so light-weight and even though they arenrsquot the best quality photojournalists could take a photo wherever they were and send it almost anywhere This also lead to the smart phones that take decent quality pictures and can be sent anywhere Many people who just take photographs for fun can do all the things that photojournalists do This can be negative for photojournalists
Blogging 1994 Blogging has become so important when it comes to photojournalism It is a way of expressing photos that do not get published in the media This created an opportunity for everyday people to express photos for others to see
For photojournalists there are many advantages to this Photojournalists often work for some sort of company that publishes photos They usually only get one or two photos published and they have taken so many quality photos that they want to share with other people A blog is the perfect opportunity for that and is a good way to show the world quality images
This can also be a way for people to learn more about photography Everyday people can express their photos on a blog which can sometimes take away from the job of photojournalists Today people take some amazing photos with their digital camera and often blog about them It is more of a hobby than a profession but blogging creates more opportunity for amateurs There are famous blogs like Tumblr that constantly posts pictures and
Photo by PebblePad
Image Source
httpwwwgreacukofficesi
lscisguidespebblepadwhy-
should-i-keep-a-blog
Photo By Tumblrphotographyxox
Image Source httptheetumblrfamoustumblrcom
Wifi DSLR 2012The Wifi DSLR was one of the
biggest changes in history The
DSLR now has Wifi built into it so the
photo can be sent through the
internet right after itrsquos taken
This really takes transportable to a
new level The cameras today are
not only small and light but now the
photos can be sent right away
Before this photojournalists had to
have bulky equipment in order to
send their photo instantly This
equipment would hold them down
and would only allow them to shoot
from one certain spot Now they can
be on the move and can send post
them whenever they want to Again
this can create a problem for
photojournalists because the
equipment is not expensive or hard
to use anymore People who did not
study photojournalism can take
similar photographs to those who did
Photo by Briana R Prince
Image Source httpsbree365wordpresscomcategorycamera-usedcanon-dslr-eos-xsi
From the Start of the
Wet Plate Collodion
all the way to the
Wifi-Enabled DSLR
ltiframe width=640 height=390
src=httpswwwyoutubecomembedgmJ
PCccix2Q frameborder=0
allowfullscreengtltiframegt
httpswwwyoutubecomwatchv=gmJPCccix2
Q
Just to put things in perspective
The Wet Plate Collodion process was a
stepping stone leading to the Dry Plate
process It was the beginning of big changes
for photojournalism This process required a
dark room to capture images and required a
long and dangerous process that included
cutting glass and many chemicals The photo
to the right is a sketch that shows the
equipment required for the process
To put the steps in simple terms first you have
to
1 Clean the Plate
2 Silver Nitrate Bath
3 Take the picture
4 Develop the photo
This type of camera wasnrsquot easily moved
around ldquoThe popularity of the wet plate
process was short-livedrdquo according to the
article by Joseph Smigiel the wet plate wasnrsquot
very popular but is being brought back by
some art photographers After developed the
images were very detailed but the process
was so long that it made photojournalists job
hard to do
Photo by Quinn Jacobson
Image Source
httpwwwcpacphotoorgclassesin
troduction-to-wet-plate-collodian-2
Image Source
httpswebstanfordedugroupspatialh
istorycgi-binhartinformationphp
The Dry Plate process was much more popular than the
Wet Plate Collodion Invented by Richard L Maddox
this process made taking a photo much easier and with
less equipment requirements The dry plate process
allowed photographers to prepare the plates in advance
and develop them long after the photo was taken In
1879 factory made dry plates were introduced They
were made with gelatin and there was no longer a need
for a portable dark room when taking the photo
This gave photojournalists more mobility They did not
have to have vans to bring all of the equipment around
which made their jobs easier Being able to develop
photos at a later time created much more opportunity for
photojournalists When taking a photo the dry plate
camera takes the light in so quickly that it gave
photojournalists the opportunity to have hand held
cameras
Photo by Unknown
Image Source
httpssipyun1wordpresscom201104
Roll Film was invented in 1888 by
George Eastman He made the film
able to roll which brought on huge
opportunities for photojournalism The
ldquomaterial was flexible unbreakable
and could be rolledrdquo This product was
mass-produced and was used in a
box camera The negatives would be
on the roll of film and from there you
can see the images that have been
taken After that they need to be
developed
Photojournalists experienced a huge
change in their profession This was a
big leap in technology The camera
was now transportable so
photographers could really take
photos from many different
perspectives This type of film was
carried out for so many years and
although it is dying out right now
some people still use it today
Kodachrome film was invented in 1935 but was used for many years after The famous photo of the Afghan Girl was taken in 1985 30 years after Kodachromewas invented This was the first real success at developing color photos The actual film was taken in black and white but when it was developed color was added
This type of film was the first that allowed photojournalists and amateurs to use the same camera and film This was a little expensive when it first came out but eventually the price went down This was a convenient way to have photos developed which was an advantage for photojournalists It also created a problem because now regular people were taking the same quality photos as photojournalists were Although other people didnrsquot have the skills with the cameras being a lot smaller and the film being easy to develop many people started taking photos
Photo by Steve McCurry
Image Source
httpngmnationalgeographiccom200204afghan-
girloriginal-story-text
Satellite Technology didnrsquot just effect photojournalists but effected the whole world The launch of Sputnik in 1957 by the Soviet Union This lead to leaps in developments for many sectors of the world Photojournalists benefitted from the advances in technology This meant that photos could be taken from a different angle of the world and one photo taken really stood out The image of the earth from outer space really changed the perspective of the world
Usually satellite photos are taken by government agencies Photojournalists had the opportunity to use satellite technology to send photos to where they needed to This involved big bulky machines that they had to hook up to their cameras With this technology it allowed them to send a photo instead of having to go back to their work to get it printed out The drawback to this is that there was heavy equipment and the photojournalist taking the photo was not able to move from one place to another easily
Photo by Apollo 8
Image Source
httpwwwdailymailcouksciencetecharticle-2132664You-
got-colour-film-Jim--Nasa-recording-reveals-astronauts-
fluffed-photo-planet-spacehtml
First Digital Camera1975
The first digital camera was invented
in 1975 This camera was made by
Kodak and Steve Sasson The photo
took 23 seconds to develop and was
taken with 01 megapixels The
camera weighed 8 pounds so it
wasnrsquot the easiest to move around
Sasson said he created it with ldquoa lens
that we took from a used parts bin
from the Super 8 movie camera
production line downstairs from our
little labrdquo The camera was made with
a cassette and was read from the
cassette to a television The digital
camera was not available to
consumers until 1990
This was such a leap for
photojournalists to be able to see the
pictures on a TV screen right away
Digital cameras have come such a
long way from this but without this
digital camera there might not have
been the high-tech digital cameras
that we have today Photojournalists
had the opportunity to see the photos
they took right away not just the
negatives
Image Source httpwwwjourneyamericausselecting-
your-first-digital-camera
First Camera Phone 1990Japan had the first camera phone in 1990 Samsung created this phone It was capable of taking 20 photos at 35 megapixels After this phones and cameras became so much more mobile Cell phones by themselves was a huge leap in technology When a camera was added it became even more advanced I remember owning my first camera phone when I was around 13 At this time camera phones had been out for a while but they became popular to the consumer a little before I had gotten mine
For photojournalists this was something big Cell phones are so light-weight and even though they arenrsquot the best quality photojournalists could take a photo wherever they were and send it almost anywhere This also lead to the smart phones that take decent quality pictures and can be sent anywhere Many people who just take photographs for fun can do all the things that photojournalists do This can be negative for photojournalists
Blogging 1994 Blogging has become so important when it comes to photojournalism It is a way of expressing photos that do not get published in the media This created an opportunity for everyday people to express photos for others to see
For photojournalists there are many advantages to this Photojournalists often work for some sort of company that publishes photos They usually only get one or two photos published and they have taken so many quality photos that they want to share with other people A blog is the perfect opportunity for that and is a good way to show the world quality images
This can also be a way for people to learn more about photography Everyday people can express their photos on a blog which can sometimes take away from the job of photojournalists Today people take some amazing photos with their digital camera and often blog about them It is more of a hobby than a profession but blogging creates more opportunity for amateurs There are famous blogs like Tumblr that constantly posts pictures and
Photo by PebblePad
Image Source
httpwwwgreacukofficesi
lscisguidespebblepadwhy-
should-i-keep-a-blog
Photo By Tumblrphotographyxox
Image Source httptheetumblrfamoustumblrcom
Wifi DSLR 2012The Wifi DSLR was one of the
biggest changes in history The
DSLR now has Wifi built into it so the
photo can be sent through the
internet right after itrsquos taken
This really takes transportable to a
new level The cameras today are
not only small and light but now the
photos can be sent right away
Before this photojournalists had to
have bulky equipment in order to
send their photo instantly This
equipment would hold them down
and would only allow them to shoot
from one certain spot Now they can
be on the move and can send post
them whenever they want to Again
this can create a problem for
photojournalists because the
equipment is not expensive or hard
to use anymore People who did not
study photojournalism can take
similar photographs to those who did
Photo by Briana R Prince
Image Source httpsbree365wordpresscomcategorycamera-usedcanon-dslr-eos-xsi
ltiframe width=640 height=390
src=httpswwwyoutubecomembedgmJ
PCccix2Q frameborder=0
allowfullscreengtltiframegt
httpswwwyoutubecomwatchv=gmJPCccix2
Q
Just to put things in perspective
The Wet Plate Collodion process was a
stepping stone leading to the Dry Plate
process It was the beginning of big changes
for photojournalism This process required a
dark room to capture images and required a
long and dangerous process that included
cutting glass and many chemicals The photo
to the right is a sketch that shows the
equipment required for the process
To put the steps in simple terms first you have
to
1 Clean the Plate
2 Silver Nitrate Bath
3 Take the picture
4 Develop the photo
This type of camera wasnrsquot easily moved
around ldquoThe popularity of the wet plate
process was short-livedrdquo according to the
article by Joseph Smigiel the wet plate wasnrsquot
very popular but is being brought back by
some art photographers After developed the
images were very detailed but the process
was so long that it made photojournalists job
hard to do
Photo by Quinn Jacobson
Image Source
httpwwwcpacphotoorgclassesin
troduction-to-wet-plate-collodian-2
Image Source
httpswebstanfordedugroupspatialh
istorycgi-binhartinformationphp
The Dry Plate process was much more popular than the
Wet Plate Collodion Invented by Richard L Maddox
this process made taking a photo much easier and with
less equipment requirements The dry plate process
allowed photographers to prepare the plates in advance
and develop them long after the photo was taken In
1879 factory made dry plates were introduced They
were made with gelatin and there was no longer a need
for a portable dark room when taking the photo
This gave photojournalists more mobility They did not
have to have vans to bring all of the equipment around
which made their jobs easier Being able to develop
photos at a later time created much more opportunity for
photojournalists When taking a photo the dry plate
camera takes the light in so quickly that it gave
photojournalists the opportunity to have hand held
cameras
Photo by Unknown
Image Source
httpssipyun1wordpresscom201104
Roll Film was invented in 1888 by
George Eastman He made the film
able to roll which brought on huge
opportunities for photojournalism The
ldquomaterial was flexible unbreakable
and could be rolledrdquo This product was
mass-produced and was used in a
box camera The negatives would be
on the roll of film and from there you
can see the images that have been
taken After that they need to be
developed
Photojournalists experienced a huge
change in their profession This was a
big leap in technology The camera
was now transportable so
photographers could really take
photos from many different
perspectives This type of film was
carried out for so many years and
although it is dying out right now
some people still use it today
Kodachrome film was invented in 1935 but was used for many years after The famous photo of the Afghan Girl was taken in 1985 30 years after Kodachromewas invented This was the first real success at developing color photos The actual film was taken in black and white but when it was developed color was added
This type of film was the first that allowed photojournalists and amateurs to use the same camera and film This was a little expensive when it first came out but eventually the price went down This was a convenient way to have photos developed which was an advantage for photojournalists It also created a problem because now regular people were taking the same quality photos as photojournalists were Although other people didnrsquot have the skills with the cameras being a lot smaller and the film being easy to develop many people started taking photos
Photo by Steve McCurry
Image Source
httpngmnationalgeographiccom200204afghan-
girloriginal-story-text
Satellite Technology didnrsquot just effect photojournalists but effected the whole world The launch of Sputnik in 1957 by the Soviet Union This lead to leaps in developments for many sectors of the world Photojournalists benefitted from the advances in technology This meant that photos could be taken from a different angle of the world and one photo taken really stood out The image of the earth from outer space really changed the perspective of the world
Usually satellite photos are taken by government agencies Photojournalists had the opportunity to use satellite technology to send photos to where they needed to This involved big bulky machines that they had to hook up to their cameras With this technology it allowed them to send a photo instead of having to go back to their work to get it printed out The drawback to this is that there was heavy equipment and the photojournalist taking the photo was not able to move from one place to another easily
Photo by Apollo 8
Image Source
httpwwwdailymailcouksciencetecharticle-2132664You-
got-colour-film-Jim--Nasa-recording-reveals-astronauts-
fluffed-photo-planet-spacehtml
First Digital Camera1975
The first digital camera was invented
in 1975 This camera was made by
Kodak and Steve Sasson The photo
took 23 seconds to develop and was
taken with 01 megapixels The
camera weighed 8 pounds so it
wasnrsquot the easiest to move around
Sasson said he created it with ldquoa lens
that we took from a used parts bin
from the Super 8 movie camera
production line downstairs from our
little labrdquo The camera was made with
a cassette and was read from the
cassette to a television The digital
camera was not available to
consumers until 1990
This was such a leap for
photojournalists to be able to see the
pictures on a TV screen right away
Digital cameras have come such a
long way from this but without this
digital camera there might not have
been the high-tech digital cameras
that we have today Photojournalists
had the opportunity to see the photos
they took right away not just the
negatives
Image Source httpwwwjourneyamericausselecting-
your-first-digital-camera
First Camera Phone 1990Japan had the first camera phone in 1990 Samsung created this phone It was capable of taking 20 photos at 35 megapixels After this phones and cameras became so much more mobile Cell phones by themselves was a huge leap in technology When a camera was added it became even more advanced I remember owning my first camera phone when I was around 13 At this time camera phones had been out for a while but they became popular to the consumer a little before I had gotten mine
For photojournalists this was something big Cell phones are so light-weight and even though they arenrsquot the best quality photojournalists could take a photo wherever they were and send it almost anywhere This also lead to the smart phones that take decent quality pictures and can be sent anywhere Many people who just take photographs for fun can do all the things that photojournalists do This can be negative for photojournalists
Blogging 1994 Blogging has become so important when it comes to photojournalism It is a way of expressing photos that do not get published in the media This created an opportunity for everyday people to express photos for others to see
For photojournalists there are many advantages to this Photojournalists often work for some sort of company that publishes photos They usually only get one or two photos published and they have taken so many quality photos that they want to share with other people A blog is the perfect opportunity for that and is a good way to show the world quality images
This can also be a way for people to learn more about photography Everyday people can express their photos on a blog which can sometimes take away from the job of photojournalists Today people take some amazing photos with their digital camera and often blog about them It is more of a hobby than a profession but blogging creates more opportunity for amateurs There are famous blogs like Tumblr that constantly posts pictures and
Photo by PebblePad
Image Source
httpwwwgreacukofficesi
lscisguidespebblepadwhy-
should-i-keep-a-blog
Photo By Tumblrphotographyxox
Image Source httptheetumblrfamoustumblrcom
Wifi DSLR 2012The Wifi DSLR was one of the
biggest changes in history The
DSLR now has Wifi built into it so the
photo can be sent through the
internet right after itrsquos taken
This really takes transportable to a
new level The cameras today are
not only small and light but now the
photos can be sent right away
Before this photojournalists had to
have bulky equipment in order to
send their photo instantly This
equipment would hold them down
and would only allow them to shoot
from one certain spot Now they can
be on the move and can send post
them whenever they want to Again
this can create a problem for
photojournalists because the
equipment is not expensive or hard
to use anymore People who did not
study photojournalism can take
similar photographs to those who did
Photo by Briana R Prince
Image Source httpsbree365wordpresscomcategorycamera-usedcanon-dslr-eos-xsi
The Wet Plate Collodion process was a
stepping stone leading to the Dry Plate
process It was the beginning of big changes
for photojournalism This process required a
dark room to capture images and required a
long and dangerous process that included
cutting glass and many chemicals The photo
to the right is a sketch that shows the
equipment required for the process
To put the steps in simple terms first you have
to
1 Clean the Plate
2 Silver Nitrate Bath
3 Take the picture
4 Develop the photo
This type of camera wasnrsquot easily moved
around ldquoThe popularity of the wet plate
process was short-livedrdquo according to the
article by Joseph Smigiel the wet plate wasnrsquot
very popular but is being brought back by
some art photographers After developed the
images were very detailed but the process
was so long that it made photojournalists job
hard to do
Photo by Quinn Jacobson
Image Source
httpwwwcpacphotoorgclassesin
troduction-to-wet-plate-collodian-2
Image Source
httpswebstanfordedugroupspatialh
istorycgi-binhartinformationphp
The Dry Plate process was much more popular than the
Wet Plate Collodion Invented by Richard L Maddox
this process made taking a photo much easier and with
less equipment requirements The dry plate process
allowed photographers to prepare the plates in advance
and develop them long after the photo was taken In
1879 factory made dry plates were introduced They
were made with gelatin and there was no longer a need
for a portable dark room when taking the photo
This gave photojournalists more mobility They did not
have to have vans to bring all of the equipment around
which made their jobs easier Being able to develop
photos at a later time created much more opportunity for
photojournalists When taking a photo the dry plate
camera takes the light in so quickly that it gave
photojournalists the opportunity to have hand held
cameras
Photo by Unknown
Image Source
httpssipyun1wordpresscom201104
Roll Film was invented in 1888 by
George Eastman He made the film
able to roll which brought on huge
opportunities for photojournalism The
ldquomaterial was flexible unbreakable
and could be rolledrdquo This product was
mass-produced and was used in a
box camera The negatives would be
on the roll of film and from there you
can see the images that have been
taken After that they need to be
developed
Photojournalists experienced a huge
change in their profession This was a
big leap in technology The camera
was now transportable so
photographers could really take
photos from many different
perspectives This type of film was
carried out for so many years and
although it is dying out right now
some people still use it today
Kodachrome film was invented in 1935 but was used for many years after The famous photo of the Afghan Girl was taken in 1985 30 years after Kodachromewas invented This was the first real success at developing color photos The actual film was taken in black and white but when it was developed color was added
This type of film was the first that allowed photojournalists and amateurs to use the same camera and film This was a little expensive when it first came out but eventually the price went down This was a convenient way to have photos developed which was an advantage for photojournalists It also created a problem because now regular people were taking the same quality photos as photojournalists were Although other people didnrsquot have the skills with the cameras being a lot smaller and the film being easy to develop many people started taking photos
Photo by Steve McCurry
Image Source
httpngmnationalgeographiccom200204afghan-
girloriginal-story-text
Satellite Technology didnrsquot just effect photojournalists but effected the whole world The launch of Sputnik in 1957 by the Soviet Union This lead to leaps in developments for many sectors of the world Photojournalists benefitted from the advances in technology This meant that photos could be taken from a different angle of the world and one photo taken really stood out The image of the earth from outer space really changed the perspective of the world
Usually satellite photos are taken by government agencies Photojournalists had the opportunity to use satellite technology to send photos to where they needed to This involved big bulky machines that they had to hook up to their cameras With this technology it allowed them to send a photo instead of having to go back to their work to get it printed out The drawback to this is that there was heavy equipment and the photojournalist taking the photo was not able to move from one place to another easily
Photo by Apollo 8
Image Source
httpwwwdailymailcouksciencetecharticle-2132664You-
got-colour-film-Jim--Nasa-recording-reveals-astronauts-
fluffed-photo-planet-spacehtml
First Digital Camera1975
The first digital camera was invented
in 1975 This camera was made by
Kodak and Steve Sasson The photo
took 23 seconds to develop and was
taken with 01 megapixels The
camera weighed 8 pounds so it
wasnrsquot the easiest to move around
Sasson said he created it with ldquoa lens
that we took from a used parts bin
from the Super 8 movie camera
production line downstairs from our
little labrdquo The camera was made with
a cassette and was read from the
cassette to a television The digital
camera was not available to
consumers until 1990
This was such a leap for
photojournalists to be able to see the
pictures on a TV screen right away
Digital cameras have come such a
long way from this but without this
digital camera there might not have
been the high-tech digital cameras
that we have today Photojournalists
had the opportunity to see the photos
they took right away not just the
negatives
Image Source httpwwwjourneyamericausselecting-
your-first-digital-camera
First Camera Phone 1990Japan had the first camera phone in 1990 Samsung created this phone It was capable of taking 20 photos at 35 megapixels After this phones and cameras became so much more mobile Cell phones by themselves was a huge leap in technology When a camera was added it became even more advanced I remember owning my first camera phone when I was around 13 At this time camera phones had been out for a while but they became popular to the consumer a little before I had gotten mine
For photojournalists this was something big Cell phones are so light-weight and even though they arenrsquot the best quality photojournalists could take a photo wherever they were and send it almost anywhere This also lead to the smart phones that take decent quality pictures and can be sent anywhere Many people who just take photographs for fun can do all the things that photojournalists do This can be negative for photojournalists
Blogging 1994 Blogging has become so important when it comes to photojournalism It is a way of expressing photos that do not get published in the media This created an opportunity for everyday people to express photos for others to see
For photojournalists there are many advantages to this Photojournalists often work for some sort of company that publishes photos They usually only get one or two photos published and they have taken so many quality photos that they want to share with other people A blog is the perfect opportunity for that and is a good way to show the world quality images
This can also be a way for people to learn more about photography Everyday people can express their photos on a blog which can sometimes take away from the job of photojournalists Today people take some amazing photos with their digital camera and often blog about them It is more of a hobby than a profession but blogging creates more opportunity for amateurs There are famous blogs like Tumblr that constantly posts pictures and
Photo by PebblePad
Image Source
httpwwwgreacukofficesi
lscisguidespebblepadwhy-
should-i-keep-a-blog
Photo By Tumblrphotographyxox
Image Source httptheetumblrfamoustumblrcom
Wifi DSLR 2012The Wifi DSLR was one of the
biggest changes in history The
DSLR now has Wifi built into it so the
photo can be sent through the
internet right after itrsquos taken
This really takes transportable to a
new level The cameras today are
not only small and light but now the
photos can be sent right away
Before this photojournalists had to
have bulky equipment in order to
send their photo instantly This
equipment would hold them down
and would only allow them to shoot
from one certain spot Now they can
be on the move and can send post
them whenever they want to Again
this can create a problem for
photojournalists because the
equipment is not expensive or hard
to use anymore People who did not
study photojournalism can take
similar photographs to those who did
Photo by Briana R Prince
Image Source httpsbree365wordpresscomcategorycamera-usedcanon-dslr-eos-xsi
The Dry Plate process was much more popular than the
Wet Plate Collodion Invented by Richard L Maddox
this process made taking a photo much easier and with
less equipment requirements The dry plate process
allowed photographers to prepare the plates in advance
and develop them long after the photo was taken In
1879 factory made dry plates were introduced They
were made with gelatin and there was no longer a need
for a portable dark room when taking the photo
This gave photojournalists more mobility They did not
have to have vans to bring all of the equipment around
which made their jobs easier Being able to develop
photos at a later time created much more opportunity for
photojournalists When taking a photo the dry plate
camera takes the light in so quickly that it gave
photojournalists the opportunity to have hand held
cameras
Photo by Unknown
Image Source
httpssipyun1wordpresscom201104
Roll Film was invented in 1888 by
George Eastman He made the film
able to roll which brought on huge
opportunities for photojournalism The
ldquomaterial was flexible unbreakable
and could be rolledrdquo This product was
mass-produced and was used in a
box camera The negatives would be
on the roll of film and from there you
can see the images that have been
taken After that they need to be
developed
Photojournalists experienced a huge
change in their profession This was a
big leap in technology The camera
was now transportable so
photographers could really take
photos from many different
perspectives This type of film was
carried out for so many years and
although it is dying out right now
some people still use it today
Kodachrome film was invented in 1935 but was used for many years after The famous photo of the Afghan Girl was taken in 1985 30 years after Kodachromewas invented This was the first real success at developing color photos The actual film was taken in black and white but when it was developed color was added
This type of film was the first that allowed photojournalists and amateurs to use the same camera and film This was a little expensive when it first came out but eventually the price went down This was a convenient way to have photos developed which was an advantage for photojournalists It also created a problem because now regular people were taking the same quality photos as photojournalists were Although other people didnrsquot have the skills with the cameras being a lot smaller and the film being easy to develop many people started taking photos
Photo by Steve McCurry
Image Source
httpngmnationalgeographiccom200204afghan-
girloriginal-story-text
Satellite Technology didnrsquot just effect photojournalists but effected the whole world The launch of Sputnik in 1957 by the Soviet Union This lead to leaps in developments for many sectors of the world Photojournalists benefitted from the advances in technology This meant that photos could be taken from a different angle of the world and one photo taken really stood out The image of the earth from outer space really changed the perspective of the world
Usually satellite photos are taken by government agencies Photojournalists had the opportunity to use satellite technology to send photos to where they needed to This involved big bulky machines that they had to hook up to their cameras With this technology it allowed them to send a photo instead of having to go back to their work to get it printed out The drawback to this is that there was heavy equipment and the photojournalist taking the photo was not able to move from one place to another easily
Photo by Apollo 8
Image Source
httpwwwdailymailcouksciencetecharticle-2132664You-
got-colour-film-Jim--Nasa-recording-reveals-astronauts-
fluffed-photo-planet-spacehtml
First Digital Camera1975
The first digital camera was invented
in 1975 This camera was made by
Kodak and Steve Sasson The photo
took 23 seconds to develop and was
taken with 01 megapixels The
camera weighed 8 pounds so it
wasnrsquot the easiest to move around
Sasson said he created it with ldquoa lens
that we took from a used parts bin
from the Super 8 movie camera
production line downstairs from our
little labrdquo The camera was made with
a cassette and was read from the
cassette to a television The digital
camera was not available to
consumers until 1990
This was such a leap for
photojournalists to be able to see the
pictures on a TV screen right away
Digital cameras have come such a
long way from this but without this
digital camera there might not have
been the high-tech digital cameras
that we have today Photojournalists
had the opportunity to see the photos
they took right away not just the
negatives
Image Source httpwwwjourneyamericausselecting-
your-first-digital-camera
First Camera Phone 1990Japan had the first camera phone in 1990 Samsung created this phone It was capable of taking 20 photos at 35 megapixels After this phones and cameras became so much more mobile Cell phones by themselves was a huge leap in technology When a camera was added it became even more advanced I remember owning my first camera phone when I was around 13 At this time camera phones had been out for a while but they became popular to the consumer a little before I had gotten mine
For photojournalists this was something big Cell phones are so light-weight and even though they arenrsquot the best quality photojournalists could take a photo wherever they were and send it almost anywhere This also lead to the smart phones that take decent quality pictures and can be sent anywhere Many people who just take photographs for fun can do all the things that photojournalists do This can be negative for photojournalists
Blogging 1994 Blogging has become so important when it comes to photojournalism It is a way of expressing photos that do not get published in the media This created an opportunity for everyday people to express photos for others to see
For photojournalists there are many advantages to this Photojournalists often work for some sort of company that publishes photos They usually only get one or two photos published and they have taken so many quality photos that they want to share with other people A blog is the perfect opportunity for that and is a good way to show the world quality images
This can also be a way for people to learn more about photography Everyday people can express their photos on a blog which can sometimes take away from the job of photojournalists Today people take some amazing photos with their digital camera and often blog about them It is more of a hobby than a profession but blogging creates more opportunity for amateurs There are famous blogs like Tumblr that constantly posts pictures and
Photo by PebblePad
Image Source
httpwwwgreacukofficesi
lscisguidespebblepadwhy-
should-i-keep-a-blog
Photo By Tumblrphotographyxox
Image Source httptheetumblrfamoustumblrcom
Wifi DSLR 2012The Wifi DSLR was one of the
biggest changes in history The
DSLR now has Wifi built into it so the
photo can be sent through the
internet right after itrsquos taken
This really takes transportable to a
new level The cameras today are
not only small and light but now the
photos can be sent right away
Before this photojournalists had to
have bulky equipment in order to
send their photo instantly This
equipment would hold them down
and would only allow them to shoot
from one certain spot Now they can
be on the move and can send post
them whenever they want to Again
this can create a problem for
photojournalists because the
equipment is not expensive or hard
to use anymore People who did not
study photojournalism can take
similar photographs to those who did
Photo by Briana R Prince
Image Source httpsbree365wordpresscomcategorycamera-usedcanon-dslr-eos-xsi
Roll Film was invented in 1888 by
George Eastman He made the film
able to roll which brought on huge
opportunities for photojournalism The
ldquomaterial was flexible unbreakable
and could be rolledrdquo This product was
mass-produced and was used in a
box camera The negatives would be
on the roll of film and from there you
can see the images that have been
taken After that they need to be
developed
Photojournalists experienced a huge
change in their profession This was a
big leap in technology The camera
was now transportable so
photographers could really take
photos from many different
perspectives This type of film was
carried out for so many years and
although it is dying out right now
some people still use it today
Kodachrome film was invented in 1935 but was used for many years after The famous photo of the Afghan Girl was taken in 1985 30 years after Kodachromewas invented This was the first real success at developing color photos The actual film was taken in black and white but when it was developed color was added
This type of film was the first that allowed photojournalists and amateurs to use the same camera and film This was a little expensive when it first came out but eventually the price went down This was a convenient way to have photos developed which was an advantage for photojournalists It also created a problem because now regular people were taking the same quality photos as photojournalists were Although other people didnrsquot have the skills with the cameras being a lot smaller and the film being easy to develop many people started taking photos
Photo by Steve McCurry
Image Source
httpngmnationalgeographiccom200204afghan-
girloriginal-story-text
Satellite Technology didnrsquot just effect photojournalists but effected the whole world The launch of Sputnik in 1957 by the Soviet Union This lead to leaps in developments for many sectors of the world Photojournalists benefitted from the advances in technology This meant that photos could be taken from a different angle of the world and one photo taken really stood out The image of the earth from outer space really changed the perspective of the world
Usually satellite photos are taken by government agencies Photojournalists had the opportunity to use satellite technology to send photos to where they needed to This involved big bulky machines that they had to hook up to their cameras With this technology it allowed them to send a photo instead of having to go back to their work to get it printed out The drawback to this is that there was heavy equipment and the photojournalist taking the photo was not able to move from one place to another easily
Photo by Apollo 8
Image Source
httpwwwdailymailcouksciencetecharticle-2132664You-
got-colour-film-Jim--Nasa-recording-reveals-astronauts-
fluffed-photo-planet-spacehtml
First Digital Camera1975
The first digital camera was invented
in 1975 This camera was made by
Kodak and Steve Sasson The photo
took 23 seconds to develop and was
taken with 01 megapixels The
camera weighed 8 pounds so it
wasnrsquot the easiest to move around
Sasson said he created it with ldquoa lens
that we took from a used parts bin
from the Super 8 movie camera
production line downstairs from our
little labrdquo The camera was made with
a cassette and was read from the
cassette to a television The digital
camera was not available to
consumers until 1990
This was such a leap for
photojournalists to be able to see the
pictures on a TV screen right away
Digital cameras have come such a
long way from this but without this
digital camera there might not have
been the high-tech digital cameras
that we have today Photojournalists
had the opportunity to see the photos
they took right away not just the
negatives
Image Source httpwwwjourneyamericausselecting-
your-first-digital-camera
First Camera Phone 1990Japan had the first camera phone in 1990 Samsung created this phone It was capable of taking 20 photos at 35 megapixels After this phones and cameras became so much more mobile Cell phones by themselves was a huge leap in technology When a camera was added it became even more advanced I remember owning my first camera phone when I was around 13 At this time camera phones had been out for a while but they became popular to the consumer a little before I had gotten mine
For photojournalists this was something big Cell phones are so light-weight and even though they arenrsquot the best quality photojournalists could take a photo wherever they were and send it almost anywhere This also lead to the smart phones that take decent quality pictures and can be sent anywhere Many people who just take photographs for fun can do all the things that photojournalists do This can be negative for photojournalists
Blogging 1994 Blogging has become so important when it comes to photojournalism It is a way of expressing photos that do not get published in the media This created an opportunity for everyday people to express photos for others to see
For photojournalists there are many advantages to this Photojournalists often work for some sort of company that publishes photos They usually only get one or two photos published and they have taken so many quality photos that they want to share with other people A blog is the perfect opportunity for that and is a good way to show the world quality images
This can also be a way for people to learn more about photography Everyday people can express their photos on a blog which can sometimes take away from the job of photojournalists Today people take some amazing photos with their digital camera and often blog about them It is more of a hobby than a profession but blogging creates more opportunity for amateurs There are famous blogs like Tumblr that constantly posts pictures and
Photo by PebblePad
Image Source
httpwwwgreacukofficesi
lscisguidespebblepadwhy-
should-i-keep-a-blog
Photo By Tumblrphotographyxox
Image Source httptheetumblrfamoustumblrcom
Wifi DSLR 2012The Wifi DSLR was one of the
biggest changes in history The
DSLR now has Wifi built into it so the
photo can be sent through the
internet right after itrsquos taken
This really takes transportable to a
new level The cameras today are
not only small and light but now the
photos can be sent right away
Before this photojournalists had to
have bulky equipment in order to
send their photo instantly This
equipment would hold them down
and would only allow them to shoot
from one certain spot Now they can
be on the move and can send post
them whenever they want to Again
this can create a problem for
photojournalists because the
equipment is not expensive or hard
to use anymore People who did not
study photojournalism can take
similar photographs to those who did
Photo by Briana R Prince
Image Source httpsbree365wordpresscomcategorycamera-usedcanon-dslr-eos-xsi
Kodachrome film was invented in 1935 but was used for many years after The famous photo of the Afghan Girl was taken in 1985 30 years after Kodachromewas invented This was the first real success at developing color photos The actual film was taken in black and white but when it was developed color was added
This type of film was the first that allowed photojournalists and amateurs to use the same camera and film This was a little expensive when it first came out but eventually the price went down This was a convenient way to have photos developed which was an advantage for photojournalists It also created a problem because now regular people were taking the same quality photos as photojournalists were Although other people didnrsquot have the skills with the cameras being a lot smaller and the film being easy to develop many people started taking photos
Photo by Steve McCurry
Image Source
httpngmnationalgeographiccom200204afghan-
girloriginal-story-text
Satellite Technology didnrsquot just effect photojournalists but effected the whole world The launch of Sputnik in 1957 by the Soviet Union This lead to leaps in developments for many sectors of the world Photojournalists benefitted from the advances in technology This meant that photos could be taken from a different angle of the world and one photo taken really stood out The image of the earth from outer space really changed the perspective of the world
Usually satellite photos are taken by government agencies Photojournalists had the opportunity to use satellite technology to send photos to where they needed to This involved big bulky machines that they had to hook up to their cameras With this technology it allowed them to send a photo instead of having to go back to their work to get it printed out The drawback to this is that there was heavy equipment and the photojournalist taking the photo was not able to move from one place to another easily
Photo by Apollo 8
Image Source
httpwwwdailymailcouksciencetecharticle-2132664You-
got-colour-film-Jim--Nasa-recording-reveals-astronauts-
fluffed-photo-planet-spacehtml
First Digital Camera1975
The first digital camera was invented
in 1975 This camera was made by
Kodak and Steve Sasson The photo
took 23 seconds to develop and was
taken with 01 megapixels The
camera weighed 8 pounds so it
wasnrsquot the easiest to move around
Sasson said he created it with ldquoa lens
that we took from a used parts bin
from the Super 8 movie camera
production line downstairs from our
little labrdquo The camera was made with
a cassette and was read from the
cassette to a television The digital
camera was not available to
consumers until 1990
This was such a leap for
photojournalists to be able to see the
pictures on a TV screen right away
Digital cameras have come such a
long way from this but without this
digital camera there might not have
been the high-tech digital cameras
that we have today Photojournalists
had the opportunity to see the photos
they took right away not just the
negatives
Image Source httpwwwjourneyamericausselecting-
your-first-digital-camera
First Camera Phone 1990Japan had the first camera phone in 1990 Samsung created this phone It was capable of taking 20 photos at 35 megapixels After this phones and cameras became so much more mobile Cell phones by themselves was a huge leap in technology When a camera was added it became even more advanced I remember owning my first camera phone when I was around 13 At this time camera phones had been out for a while but they became popular to the consumer a little before I had gotten mine
For photojournalists this was something big Cell phones are so light-weight and even though they arenrsquot the best quality photojournalists could take a photo wherever they were and send it almost anywhere This also lead to the smart phones that take decent quality pictures and can be sent anywhere Many people who just take photographs for fun can do all the things that photojournalists do This can be negative for photojournalists
Blogging 1994 Blogging has become so important when it comes to photojournalism It is a way of expressing photos that do not get published in the media This created an opportunity for everyday people to express photos for others to see
For photojournalists there are many advantages to this Photojournalists often work for some sort of company that publishes photos They usually only get one or two photos published and they have taken so many quality photos that they want to share with other people A blog is the perfect opportunity for that and is a good way to show the world quality images
This can also be a way for people to learn more about photography Everyday people can express their photos on a blog which can sometimes take away from the job of photojournalists Today people take some amazing photos with their digital camera and often blog about them It is more of a hobby than a profession but blogging creates more opportunity for amateurs There are famous blogs like Tumblr that constantly posts pictures and
Photo by PebblePad
Image Source
httpwwwgreacukofficesi
lscisguidespebblepadwhy-
should-i-keep-a-blog
Photo By Tumblrphotographyxox
Image Source httptheetumblrfamoustumblrcom
Wifi DSLR 2012The Wifi DSLR was one of the
biggest changes in history The
DSLR now has Wifi built into it so the
photo can be sent through the
internet right after itrsquos taken
This really takes transportable to a
new level The cameras today are
not only small and light but now the
photos can be sent right away
Before this photojournalists had to
have bulky equipment in order to
send their photo instantly This
equipment would hold them down
and would only allow them to shoot
from one certain spot Now they can
be on the move and can send post
them whenever they want to Again
this can create a problem for
photojournalists because the
equipment is not expensive or hard
to use anymore People who did not
study photojournalism can take
similar photographs to those who did
Photo by Briana R Prince
Image Source httpsbree365wordpresscomcategorycamera-usedcanon-dslr-eos-xsi
Satellite Technology didnrsquot just effect photojournalists but effected the whole world The launch of Sputnik in 1957 by the Soviet Union This lead to leaps in developments for many sectors of the world Photojournalists benefitted from the advances in technology This meant that photos could be taken from a different angle of the world and one photo taken really stood out The image of the earth from outer space really changed the perspective of the world
Usually satellite photos are taken by government agencies Photojournalists had the opportunity to use satellite technology to send photos to where they needed to This involved big bulky machines that they had to hook up to their cameras With this technology it allowed them to send a photo instead of having to go back to their work to get it printed out The drawback to this is that there was heavy equipment and the photojournalist taking the photo was not able to move from one place to another easily
Photo by Apollo 8
Image Source
httpwwwdailymailcouksciencetecharticle-2132664You-
got-colour-film-Jim--Nasa-recording-reveals-astronauts-
fluffed-photo-planet-spacehtml
First Digital Camera1975
The first digital camera was invented
in 1975 This camera was made by
Kodak and Steve Sasson The photo
took 23 seconds to develop and was
taken with 01 megapixels The
camera weighed 8 pounds so it
wasnrsquot the easiest to move around
Sasson said he created it with ldquoa lens
that we took from a used parts bin
from the Super 8 movie camera
production line downstairs from our
little labrdquo The camera was made with
a cassette and was read from the
cassette to a television The digital
camera was not available to
consumers until 1990
This was such a leap for
photojournalists to be able to see the
pictures on a TV screen right away
Digital cameras have come such a
long way from this but without this
digital camera there might not have
been the high-tech digital cameras
that we have today Photojournalists
had the opportunity to see the photos
they took right away not just the
negatives
Image Source httpwwwjourneyamericausselecting-
your-first-digital-camera
First Camera Phone 1990Japan had the first camera phone in 1990 Samsung created this phone It was capable of taking 20 photos at 35 megapixels After this phones and cameras became so much more mobile Cell phones by themselves was a huge leap in technology When a camera was added it became even more advanced I remember owning my first camera phone when I was around 13 At this time camera phones had been out for a while but they became popular to the consumer a little before I had gotten mine
For photojournalists this was something big Cell phones are so light-weight and even though they arenrsquot the best quality photojournalists could take a photo wherever they were and send it almost anywhere This also lead to the smart phones that take decent quality pictures and can be sent anywhere Many people who just take photographs for fun can do all the things that photojournalists do This can be negative for photojournalists
Blogging 1994 Blogging has become so important when it comes to photojournalism It is a way of expressing photos that do not get published in the media This created an opportunity for everyday people to express photos for others to see
For photojournalists there are many advantages to this Photojournalists often work for some sort of company that publishes photos They usually only get one or two photos published and they have taken so many quality photos that they want to share with other people A blog is the perfect opportunity for that and is a good way to show the world quality images
This can also be a way for people to learn more about photography Everyday people can express their photos on a blog which can sometimes take away from the job of photojournalists Today people take some amazing photos with their digital camera and often blog about them It is more of a hobby than a profession but blogging creates more opportunity for amateurs There are famous blogs like Tumblr that constantly posts pictures and
Photo by PebblePad
Image Source
httpwwwgreacukofficesi
lscisguidespebblepadwhy-
should-i-keep-a-blog
Photo By Tumblrphotographyxox
Image Source httptheetumblrfamoustumblrcom
Wifi DSLR 2012The Wifi DSLR was one of the
biggest changes in history The
DSLR now has Wifi built into it so the
photo can be sent through the
internet right after itrsquos taken
This really takes transportable to a
new level The cameras today are
not only small and light but now the
photos can be sent right away
Before this photojournalists had to
have bulky equipment in order to
send their photo instantly This
equipment would hold them down
and would only allow them to shoot
from one certain spot Now they can
be on the move and can send post
them whenever they want to Again
this can create a problem for
photojournalists because the
equipment is not expensive or hard
to use anymore People who did not
study photojournalism can take
similar photographs to those who did
Photo by Briana R Prince
Image Source httpsbree365wordpresscomcategorycamera-usedcanon-dslr-eos-xsi
First Digital Camera1975
The first digital camera was invented
in 1975 This camera was made by
Kodak and Steve Sasson The photo
took 23 seconds to develop and was
taken with 01 megapixels The
camera weighed 8 pounds so it
wasnrsquot the easiest to move around
Sasson said he created it with ldquoa lens
that we took from a used parts bin
from the Super 8 movie camera
production line downstairs from our
little labrdquo The camera was made with
a cassette and was read from the
cassette to a television The digital
camera was not available to
consumers until 1990
This was such a leap for
photojournalists to be able to see the
pictures on a TV screen right away
Digital cameras have come such a
long way from this but without this
digital camera there might not have
been the high-tech digital cameras
that we have today Photojournalists
had the opportunity to see the photos
they took right away not just the
negatives
Image Source httpwwwjourneyamericausselecting-
your-first-digital-camera
First Camera Phone 1990Japan had the first camera phone in 1990 Samsung created this phone It was capable of taking 20 photos at 35 megapixels After this phones and cameras became so much more mobile Cell phones by themselves was a huge leap in technology When a camera was added it became even more advanced I remember owning my first camera phone when I was around 13 At this time camera phones had been out for a while but they became popular to the consumer a little before I had gotten mine
For photojournalists this was something big Cell phones are so light-weight and even though they arenrsquot the best quality photojournalists could take a photo wherever they were and send it almost anywhere This also lead to the smart phones that take decent quality pictures and can be sent anywhere Many people who just take photographs for fun can do all the things that photojournalists do This can be negative for photojournalists
Blogging 1994 Blogging has become so important when it comes to photojournalism It is a way of expressing photos that do not get published in the media This created an opportunity for everyday people to express photos for others to see
For photojournalists there are many advantages to this Photojournalists often work for some sort of company that publishes photos They usually only get one or two photos published and they have taken so many quality photos that they want to share with other people A blog is the perfect opportunity for that and is a good way to show the world quality images
This can also be a way for people to learn more about photography Everyday people can express their photos on a blog which can sometimes take away from the job of photojournalists Today people take some amazing photos with their digital camera and often blog about them It is more of a hobby than a profession but blogging creates more opportunity for amateurs There are famous blogs like Tumblr that constantly posts pictures and
Photo by PebblePad
Image Source
httpwwwgreacukofficesi
lscisguidespebblepadwhy-
should-i-keep-a-blog
Photo By Tumblrphotographyxox
Image Source httptheetumblrfamoustumblrcom
Wifi DSLR 2012The Wifi DSLR was one of the
biggest changes in history The
DSLR now has Wifi built into it so the
photo can be sent through the
internet right after itrsquos taken
This really takes transportable to a
new level The cameras today are
not only small and light but now the
photos can be sent right away
Before this photojournalists had to
have bulky equipment in order to
send their photo instantly This
equipment would hold them down
and would only allow them to shoot
from one certain spot Now they can
be on the move and can send post
them whenever they want to Again
this can create a problem for
photojournalists because the
equipment is not expensive or hard
to use anymore People who did not
study photojournalism can take
similar photographs to those who did
Photo by Briana R Prince
Image Source httpsbree365wordpresscomcategorycamera-usedcanon-dslr-eos-xsi
First Camera Phone 1990Japan had the first camera phone in 1990 Samsung created this phone It was capable of taking 20 photos at 35 megapixels After this phones and cameras became so much more mobile Cell phones by themselves was a huge leap in technology When a camera was added it became even more advanced I remember owning my first camera phone when I was around 13 At this time camera phones had been out for a while but they became popular to the consumer a little before I had gotten mine
For photojournalists this was something big Cell phones are so light-weight and even though they arenrsquot the best quality photojournalists could take a photo wherever they were and send it almost anywhere This also lead to the smart phones that take decent quality pictures and can be sent anywhere Many people who just take photographs for fun can do all the things that photojournalists do This can be negative for photojournalists
Blogging 1994 Blogging has become so important when it comes to photojournalism It is a way of expressing photos that do not get published in the media This created an opportunity for everyday people to express photos for others to see
For photojournalists there are many advantages to this Photojournalists often work for some sort of company that publishes photos They usually only get one or two photos published and they have taken so many quality photos that they want to share with other people A blog is the perfect opportunity for that and is a good way to show the world quality images
This can also be a way for people to learn more about photography Everyday people can express their photos on a blog which can sometimes take away from the job of photojournalists Today people take some amazing photos with their digital camera and often blog about them It is more of a hobby than a profession but blogging creates more opportunity for amateurs There are famous blogs like Tumblr that constantly posts pictures and
Photo by PebblePad
Image Source
httpwwwgreacukofficesi
lscisguidespebblepadwhy-
should-i-keep-a-blog
Photo By Tumblrphotographyxox
Image Source httptheetumblrfamoustumblrcom
Wifi DSLR 2012The Wifi DSLR was one of the
biggest changes in history The
DSLR now has Wifi built into it so the
photo can be sent through the
internet right after itrsquos taken
This really takes transportable to a
new level The cameras today are
not only small and light but now the
photos can be sent right away
Before this photojournalists had to
have bulky equipment in order to
send their photo instantly This
equipment would hold them down
and would only allow them to shoot
from one certain spot Now they can
be on the move and can send post
them whenever they want to Again
this can create a problem for
photojournalists because the
equipment is not expensive or hard
to use anymore People who did not
study photojournalism can take
similar photographs to those who did
Photo by Briana R Prince
Image Source httpsbree365wordpresscomcategorycamera-usedcanon-dslr-eos-xsi
Blogging 1994 Blogging has become so important when it comes to photojournalism It is a way of expressing photos that do not get published in the media This created an opportunity for everyday people to express photos for others to see
For photojournalists there are many advantages to this Photojournalists often work for some sort of company that publishes photos They usually only get one or two photos published and they have taken so many quality photos that they want to share with other people A blog is the perfect opportunity for that and is a good way to show the world quality images
This can also be a way for people to learn more about photography Everyday people can express their photos on a blog which can sometimes take away from the job of photojournalists Today people take some amazing photos with their digital camera and often blog about them It is more of a hobby than a profession but blogging creates more opportunity for amateurs There are famous blogs like Tumblr that constantly posts pictures and
Photo by PebblePad
Image Source
httpwwwgreacukofficesi
lscisguidespebblepadwhy-
should-i-keep-a-blog
Photo By Tumblrphotographyxox
Image Source httptheetumblrfamoustumblrcom
Wifi DSLR 2012The Wifi DSLR was one of the
biggest changes in history The
DSLR now has Wifi built into it so the
photo can be sent through the
internet right after itrsquos taken
This really takes transportable to a
new level The cameras today are
not only small and light but now the
photos can be sent right away
Before this photojournalists had to
have bulky equipment in order to
send their photo instantly This
equipment would hold them down
and would only allow them to shoot
from one certain spot Now they can
be on the move and can send post
them whenever they want to Again
this can create a problem for
photojournalists because the
equipment is not expensive or hard
to use anymore People who did not
study photojournalism can take
similar photographs to those who did
Photo by Briana R Prince
Image Source httpsbree365wordpresscomcategorycamera-usedcanon-dslr-eos-xsi
Wifi DSLR 2012The Wifi DSLR was one of the
biggest changes in history The
DSLR now has Wifi built into it so the
photo can be sent through the
internet right after itrsquos taken
This really takes transportable to a
new level The cameras today are
not only small and light but now the
photos can be sent right away
Before this photojournalists had to
have bulky equipment in order to
send their photo instantly This
equipment would hold them down
and would only allow them to shoot
from one certain spot Now they can
be on the move and can send post
them whenever they want to Again
this can create a problem for
photojournalists because the
equipment is not expensive or hard
to use anymore People who did not
study photojournalism can take
similar photographs to those who did
Photo by Briana R Prince
Image Source httpsbree365wordpresscomcategorycamera-usedcanon-dslr-eos-xsi