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Title: Technology Developments in Visual Communications in the 1800s


1
Technology Developments in Visual Communications
in the 1800s
  • By Janet Bowman
  • Prepared for ED 195

2
Changes in Technology
  • New inventions in the 1800s
  • Photography
  • Stereoscopes
  • Kinetoscopes

3
Changes in Visual Communications
  • In 1800s, developments in photography caused
  • Decrease in time needed for photographs.
  • Decrease in cost of pictures.
  • Increase in popularity.

4
  • Everyone wanted their picture recorded.

Photo of Man with Cat in 1840
5
Photography became an occupation.
6
This photo was made in Charleston.
Can you guess their occupation?
7
People were proud of their occupations. Here is
a blacksmith in 1850.
8
Here is an unidentified peddler in 1840.
9
Families came to studios for pictures.
10
Famous people had their pictures recorded, too.
  • Who is this famous person?

11
Here he is againolderand his wife.
12
People started taking pictures of places.
Recognize these famous places?
13
Here is a picture of Edisto Island, South
Carolina, in 1862.
14
  • In the mid 1800s, stereoscopic pictures became
    popular.

15
These give a visual 3D effect.
16
Here is a Native American stereograph in 1864.
17
Here is a stereograph of President Lincoln in
1861.
18
The Kinetoscope made pictures move.
19
Here are a few slides of an early movie.
20
  • How would your life be different today without a
    camera, photographs, and moving pictures?

21
Credits
  • Images taken from the Library of Congress and the
    American Memory Collection.
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