Back in the year 1814, Joseph Nicephore Nicepe used a wooden box camera to develop World’s first photograph/photo. Referring back to the Books of Optics, photography owes much of its development to Camera Obscura which used a pinhole or lens to project an image of the scene outside onto a viewing surface.
That was much back, time changed and with it technology. Cameras undertook new forms, from huge sizes they changed into pocket sized cameras (I still remember being clicked by that huge flash camera in my granny’s house, phew, it took four people to carry it from one place to another).
Cameras developed not only in size, but also the quality and color range - from black and white to monochromatic to colored ones. Then came the era of digital cameras which were more specific in their work. Generic, these could be classified as personal and professional ones. Professional ones were much in demand a while ago – from parties to weddings to political agendas, these cameras found a better scope than professional ones. These cameras working on the idea of pixels gave better picture quality. Gradually, this technology was transferred to personal cameras, giving them more scope and demand.
Then Camcorders came – little things which made shooting more vibrant, colorful and interesting. These Camcorders capable of taking photos as well as shooting for long hours became favorites of family people. Professionals preferred Video cameras as ever. Then evolved web cameras – favorite of NRIs and corporates, through which they could see their families and clients while being far away.
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