1900 camera price for boys and girls

Kodak Brownie camera introduced by 1900 is the first mass-produced consumer camera in history. It is precisely because of the birth of this camera that photography became a civilian activity for the first time, which played an inestimable role in the promotion of photography.

At that time, Kodak only priced this camera at 1 USD. Because of its low price and simple operation, everyone can easily take pictures with it.

Kodak not only promoted this camera, but also promoted the photography concept of "marking the moment of your life".

As Kodak's advertisement says: You just need to press the shutter and leave the rest to us. You press the button and we'll do the rest. )

Since then, snapshots have become a way of life.

Leica III

Leica IIIf selfie edition

The first Leica III was released in 1933. Its appearance reduces the lower shutter limit of Leica series paraxial ranging cameras to 1s, and increases the upper shutter limit to11000s. Leica IIIa is the last model made by Banach before his death. Until 1957, Lai Ci has been improving the design of this model, and its final version IIIg includes a large viewfinder with several border lines.

Rolleiflex automaton

Rolleiflex automaton

1June, 937, Lulai introduced the Rolleiflex Automat, which is another great innovation of camera technology. So far, photographers have to tighten the shutter again and transport the film after exposure. Rolleiflex Automat also tightens the shutter by rotating the rocker arm that conveys the film. This not only speeds up the running speed of the camera, but also the photographer will not forget to transfer the film to cause double exposure.

Rolleiflex Automat won the grand prize at the 1937 World Expo, which made it attract a lot of attention. The two founders of the company were full of confidence in their future, so they immediately signed a treaty to build a new factory. The new factory has three floors and an area of 3,000 square meters, which can accommodate another 700 employees. The second factory was built in 1938 and produced 300,000 cameras that year. Haidekker later recalled that Rolleiflex Automat was his favorite camera.

Coronal pattern of Graflex pacemaker

Coronal pattern of Graflex pacemaker

The Graflex Pacemaker Crown Plane Camera released by 1947 was once known as the ultimate weapon for photographers. It can shoot 4× 5, 3.25× 4.25 and 2.25× 3.25 formats. It uses a top-level paraxial lens for framing and can use a 65mm super wide-angle lens.

Aikefa valve flap

Aikefa valve flap

Aikefa Clack is a box camera produced by Aikefa Camera-Werk AG from 1954 to 196 5. It has a single element (unit) 95mm crescent lens with built-in close-up lens and a small window at the top, which consists of a plastic lens and an eyepiece. It can take 6×9 photos with 120 negative.

Hasselblad 500 C/M

Hasselblad 500 C/M

1957 is an important turning point in the development of Hasselblad camera. This year, the first Hasselblad 500C in the classic 500 series cameras was introduced. This camera has a modular design, and the lens, viewfinder and cassette can be replaced.

Hasselblad camera has achieved full flash synchronization for the first time, and its first inter-mirror shutter automatically shrinks the aperture, which is really a revolutionary leap in the manufacturing technology of medium format camera. Since then, the medium format camera has got rid of a series of complicated operation procedures such as focusing, shooting and opening and closing the aperture.

1970, Hasselblad 500C/M, an upgraded product of Hasselblad 500c, was released, and the focusing screen was changed to be interchangeable.

Kodak digital camera 100

Kodak digital camera 100

Kodak Instamatic 100 was first introduced at 1963, and was discontinued at 1966. It is a camera with basic functions, which uses the 126 format film developed by Eastman Kodak Company. The selling price during the production period is about 100 USD.

Although it is not the first Instamatic camera, Instamatic 100 is the first model introduced in the United States in 1963. Similar to Kodak Brownie, Instamatic has a fixed shutter speed, aperture and focal length, which makes it an extremely simple camera that anyone can use.

Luolai 35

Luolai 35

1966 Rollei 35 camera introduced by lulai company took the lead in using 24×36mm negative film on high-grade microcomputer, thus setting the standard of high-grade microcomputer for the whole century. The machine is small in size (97×32×60mm), light in weight (370g) and unique in design. At that time, the birth of the world's smallest 35mm camera opened a brand-new course of Lorai pocket camera, and also pioneered the miniaturization of practical cameras.

Over the past 30 years, the Rolland 35 series has produced more than 2 million units.

Polaroid SX-70 years old

Polaroid SX-70 years old

1972, Polaroid introduced the SX-70 pocket instant imaging camera designed by its founder Edwin H. Land, which immediately became popular all over the world. By the mid-1970s, the sales volume of * * * reached 6 million units.

Pentax K 1000

Pentax K 1000

The production cycle of K 1000 starts from 1976 to 1997, which can be described as one of the longevity works of SLR cameras. K 1000 adopts K lens adapter made by Pentax. Although this machine doesn't win by appearance, its selling point is its minimalist design and all-metal body, which makes this body very resistant to operation. K 1000 has no automatic metering and autofocus. Because of this, its price is relatively cheap and it has become the first choice for many beginners. In the past 20 years, a * * * has produced and sold more than 3 million sets.

Canon A- 1

Canon A- 1

A- 1 was produced in 1978 and discontinued in 1985. At that time, the price was about 400 dollars, including a 50mm f/ 1.4 SSC lens.

A- 1 was the most automatic camera in the world. A highly integrated digital microprocessor is designed, and six exposure modes including manual exposure and various metering systems are realized.

However, it is precisely because of high-precision electronization that this camera must need a battery to work.

Kodak DC2 10

Kodak DC2 10

Kodak10 released in 1998, Kodak DC2 10 is the first digital camera with a CCD array exceeding one million pixels among consumer cameras, and it is also the first time that a civilian camera has exceeded one million pixels, thus marking the beginning of camera manufacturing from film to digital.

However, due to the failure of Kodak's strategy, it never caught up with the wave of digitalization on the later road, and finally unfortunately fell.

Nikon D 1

Nikon D 1

Nikon D 1 is a digital SLR camera launched by Nikon in June 1999. It has a 2.7 megapixel image sensor, a continuous shooting speed of 4.5 frames per second, and supports Nikon's full range of Nikon F-ring lens groups.

The body of D 1 is similar to the previous Nikon F5, and the basic control layout remains unchanged, so that users who have used Nikon film SLR cameras can skillfully use this digital SLR camera. The autofocus speed of Nikon D 1 is faster even when the fuselage motor is driven.

Panasonic DMC LX3

Panasonic DMC LX3

Panasonic DMC LX3, which went on the market in 2008, had a sensor of100000 pixels and an ISO of 3200 (which can be extended to 6400).

P.S. was a miracle at that time, and I wanted to have one, but I could only think about it at that time.