| The magic of capturing the smile of a
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| | after a while received, were film on a
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| beloved, the blending hues of a sunset,
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| | roll rather than having to use a plate.
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| the expression on a baby?s face, sends
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| | Next came film stop mechanisms so that
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| thrills of anticipation to people of
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| | winding the film to the next spot became
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| every culture,of every age.What was
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| | more accurate. Features that kept one
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| considered a miracle two hundred years
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| | from making double exposures delighted
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| ago now casually blends into one?s every
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| | manyphotographers. Adding flash in such a
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| day activities.Theinvention of the simple
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| | way that it was actually usable surged
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| black box in France started an industry
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| | the sale of cameras forward.
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| that has evolved as fast as the
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| | Just as the movies were originally silent
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| technology required for any new-age
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| | movies and only came in black and white,
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| product.
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| | the first still cameras only used black
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| Cameras now come in price ranges that
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| | and white film. The two industries moved
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| allow you to even throw them away after
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| | forward on parallel paths. Once color
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| taking one roll of pictures.They also
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| | film technology existed for one, the
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| come in the most complex, computerized
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| | other quickly adapted its products.
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| packages that only the richest pros
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| | Colored slides andslide projectors became
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| consider purchasing. Although the
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| | favorites for taking those vacation
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| original concept of the camera began to
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| | pictures and showing them to friends. It
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| be developed around the
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| | wasn?t long before a regular homeowner
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| 1830s, it wasn?t until around the 1900s
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| | could make a color movie of the kids.
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| that more people could afford to buy one
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| | When sound was added to the movie
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| or have the film developed or have their
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| | theaters, the movie fan began adding
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| picture taken professionally. By the
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| | sound to the home movies. That home movie
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| 1930s and 1940s, cameras acquired a
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| | film was sent to a professional developer
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| permanent niche in the hearts of the
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| | for processing.
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| average person. Since then thousands of
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| | The speed of technological inventions
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| brands and modelshave appeared, only to
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| | increased. Along with computers in every
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| be replaced with the newest technology of
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| | home came the age of the Video Camcorder
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| the day.
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| | and the Digital Camera. Instant pictures!
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| In order to focus more precisely, the
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| | Instant movies. No developing necessary.
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| earlier camera had a bellows, allowing
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| | Everything happens with instant playback!
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| the distance from the lens to the film to
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| | One aspect of the camera industry hasn?t
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| be adjusted. The greatest fear of those
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| | changed over the years: the thrill, the
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| owning the bellows-style camera was an
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| | magic, of capturing a moment in time,to
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| accidental, fine pin-hole that allowed
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| | be treasured and shared with the
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| unwanted light in.Being opened and closed
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| | world.Cameras have reduced the size of
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| hundreds of timestended to create cracks
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| | the planet in our mind?s eye and fostered
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| in the corners where they folded. The
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| | understanding among the different
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| leaky bellows problem ruined many a
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| | cultures and races of the world. This is
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| picture, to the sorrow of the
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| | a camera?s most priceless quality and
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| photographer.
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| | gift.
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| Features the photographers wanted, and
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