Wooden Camera

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Brett Stewart

the cover of make your own camera showing a wooden box with a lens in it

Camera Vibes

Large Format Photography

View Finder

Pinhole Photography

Make your own camera

How to make your own camera for tintype, ambrotype, wet plate photography, daguerreotype photography. For the historical photography and alternative photography people. Collodion photography and civil war box camera.

an old fashioned wooden box with two pictures in it and a lock on the inside

Máquina Fotográfica Antiga: Linha do Tempo, Mistérios e Curiosidades

an old wooden box with a brass bell on the front and side, sitting on a gray background

Antique and Classic Cameras

an old fashioned wooden box with a dial on it

British Journal Of Photography

Oldest And Most Expensive Camera In The World Up For Auction

One of the first predecessors to modern cameras was invented in the 1800's and were known as Daguerreotype's, named after the inventor Jacques Mande Daguerre . One of first and most pristine examples of a Daguerreotype has surfaced in a private collection that was previously not known to exist. The camera is called the world's oldest and most expensive.

four different views of an old fashioned wooden box camera with two cameras attached to it

Photographer Equipment

Old Cameras Vintage Aesthetic

(1845) Early Sliding Box Daguerreotype Camera

three old fashioned wooden cameras sitting next to each other

Eclipse Cameras

Antique Camera: Horsman Eclipse Cameras: No.2, No.3, No.33. These cameras were also listed in the 1897 Sears, Roebuck and Company catalogue.

an old fashioned camera made out of legos

Lego Camera

Twin Lens Reflex Camera

Legotron Mark I by Cary Norton

Cary Norton made a real, working camera out of LEGOs!

an old fashioned wooden camera is shown against a white background

Pictures Of Cameras

Vintage Cameras Photography

1800s Photography

Julia Margaret Cameron

World Photography Day

Camera & Photography Information Resource

1834! The mouse trap made by William Henry Fox Talbot is arguably the most important camera in history. It was used to create the first 'Photogenic drawings' on paper sensitized with silver chloride. They are simple wood box cameras with a brass barrel single lens and a sliding wood plate to hold the sensitized paper.