Download Timeline of the History of Video Production

Timeline of the
History of Video
Production
By: Scott Shafer
Chinese Describe Basic Optics
In the 1500’s the Chinese
describe basic optics.
Pinhole Camera
The first pinhole camera was
invented by alhazen in the
1500s.
Isaac Newton
 Sir Isaac Newton discovers that
white light is composed of different
colors.
First Photo
 In 1814 Joseph Niepce achieves first photo image. The
camera he used was camera obscura. But the image
needed 8 hours of sun but then fades away.
Video Production
on the rise start
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 Video production started in
1890 when Thomas Edison
and his friend. His friend
made a basic camera that
was motor powered and
could photograph motion
picture was known as a
kinetograph. Before Edison
attempted to record on a
wax cylinder but failed
miserably.
First public public viewing
In 1895, the first public
viewing of a film occurred.
Although there was no
sound on it, people still
enjoyed the film.
First cinema and its show
 In December 1895, the
Lumière brothers created the
first cinema and show called
“The Arrival of the Train at La
Ciotat”. Which took place in
France.
Sound
 On October 6th, 1927 sound in films was
introduced. Today, sound is vital in any
movie, or show. Which is why it led to
many more jobs for things such as actor
and actresses. It also helped shape film
production history to what we know it
as today.
Phonovision
Phonovision was
created in 1927
and is the earliest
video format.
Color
Color was brought into films
in the 1940. Some of the
most of the famous ones
were Wizard of Oz, and
Snow White.
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The 2 inch quadruplex
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The 2 inch quadruplex was
invented in 1956. It was a
commercially viable
broadcast video format.
Its developer was Ampex.
Sony Ev format clp-1B
Sony created the first portable
camera in 1964. It was called the
Sony Ev format clp-1B. It was
primarily used in industry and
education.
Home Video
 The first commercially available video cassette
recorder was the Sony Betamax, introduced in 1975.
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Vhs
In 1976 the VHS was invented.
It could store a few hours of
video. They were possible for
recording T.V shows. The
developer was RCA.
Still and digital camera
 In 1981 Sony made their still and digital
camera. They released the Sony Mavica
still camera, which was the first
commercial still camera. Images were
recorded onto a mini-disk was used,
then put into a video reader that was
connected to a television monitor or
color printer.
CD
 In 1990, Kodak developed the Photo CD system and
proposed "the first worldwide standard for defining
color in the digital environment of computers and
computer peripherals." In 1991, Kodak released the
first professional digital camera system (DCS), aimed
at photojournalists. It was a Nikon F-3 camera
equipped by Kodak with a 1.3 megapixel sensor.
DV camcorder
 The first DV camcorder was the Sony DCR-VX1000,
introduced in 1995. The camera featured a 3-CCD
imaging device for unprecedented video quality in a
home video camera.
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Internet video production
 YouTube has brought a whole new
world to the video production world.
The site allows people to record
themselves, or what they’re doing, or
both at the same time. It has quickly
become the most famous source to use
to watch videos.
Netflix
 Netflix is another online site, but big
productions, such as those from Disney,
Universal Studios, Etc. This site signs deals
with them to allow the to upload movies and
for others to watch. In 2014, Adam Sandler
signed a deal with Netflix to make his own
movies just for Netflix. He will produce his
movies and film them but this time upload
them to the internet.