The World's First Digital Camera (1975)
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- Опубликовано: 22 апр 2014
- Η πρώτη ψηφιακή φωτογραφική κάμερα στον κόσμο.Εφευρέτης ο Στηβ Σάσον.
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From the Tv series: Inventions that shook the world - Discovery channel 
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Kodak really committed suicide by inventing the digital camera
Fonejacker killed thousands of jobs
Fonejacker they kept it secret for years and years to not fuck up their film sales. Makes one wonder what alternatives exist to oil that are kept secret to protect oil sales.
@@spezkay81 As much as I hate to see a classic company go under, you're right, the did and they deserved what they got.
To the second part of your comment, solar and batteries can pretty much do most of what oil does, other than make products like plastic. Edit: Point is, we don't need to wait for new miracle tech, we just need to start better implementing what we have and build on that. Cheers from Nebraska!
Kodab could have embraced it. And make a new experimental market, really stupid of them not to do so.
@@Uvisir Yep, they had a far too traditional of a mindset, and couldn't really envision an innovation-led route at the time.
I’m glad he was recognised for it
And this is how koday goes to bankruptcy
Damn, I didn’t know digital camera technology was this old
Jason Armstrong yeah they kept it secret because they wanted to sell film. Makes u wonder what alternatives exist to oil. They just keep it secret because they are greedy assholes getting filthy rich off of selling oil to the world.
QUANTUM WIZARD legend has it that there was a guy who was killed because of that, something about a car that could use water for fuel or something like that.
Yeah, Ansel Adams even commented on digital cameras in the early 80’s before he died. He said it would revolutionize photography. Pretty good right?
film still produces better results than 99% of digital cameras
@@olsonbryce777 another film simp
thanks for uploading
And when and who made the first digital Video?
I was like the Eastman Kodak. It took me a long time for me to switch over to digital as I did not want to see film die. In 2013, my husband gave me a new digital camera for Christmas, so for awhile I was using both. Now I just use the digital. I feel my digital camera takes better pictures then a smart phone and the one advantage of digital is you have the pictures right away. On the other hand you always have better tracking of your pictures taken with film because you can always keep your negatives. With a digital camera, I feel it is easier to loose your pictures as computers hard drives crash and computer external storage units are changing which could make it harder to keep track of your digital prints because the old technology becomes obsolete making it harder to access .
You can also print out digital prints as 4x6 (10x15cm), same as film prints and buy a photo album to, to place them in
And because of this amazing invention, they said "Nope, we'll lose all our money from selling film which is out biggest business", and LITERALLY HID digital camera technology from the public because of this, thats fcking disgusting. i think .
Not disgusting, extremely imbecilic on their part
Thanks to him,we don't have to go to the darkroom again and again and instead of buying a bunch of films,instead we can just look and delete the image if we don't like it
6:43 More like Obama had his picture taken beside Sasson. A great inventor who will be remembered forever.
I wish that were more true...
Thanks to both of inventors to gave us such a Awesome Thing , now we can take pictures of Sunshine sunrise and Sunset
Wow, we sure did came a long way
Amazing!!
He should also give credit to his helper
He is the legend
I wonder why Kodak didn't run with this new tech back in the late 70s. They could have continued to sell film. With tech that no one else had couldn't they have made a killing ? Even if at first the digital cameras were a bit heavy. I think they would have sold like hotcakes. The money coming in from these camera sales could have fueled development that would have made the new digital cameras simpler and cheaper for the public much sooner. Sure it would eventually kill their film sales. But they could have led the new industry. They could have eventually licenced this tech to other manufacturers.
This reminds me of the Xerox story and the invention of the computer mouse.
The chap who said "Here take a look at this and see what you can do with it" took time off and was never seen again. Probably.!
I would give the credit to the designers and developers of the CCD chip, and the person who converted the signals to images, maybe Sassen played a big part in that but it seems to me that his technician did all of that, the idea Sassen came with is very obvious, he just got the opportunity. BTW, he didn't even came up with it, his boss gave him a camera and a chip so he already thought of the possibilities.
Lol I legit use a old Kodak digital camera from the 2000s, found it interesting because a digital camera in the 1970s, when they really popped off in the late 90s early 2000s, but in the 2010s they switched to phones, I mainly honestly prefer a digital camera, it had better quality than a phone and doesn't lose quality in the image when zooming in because the has a actual lens that moves in and out, there is digital zoom for most digital cameras but it's only used when it needs to be, I have a newer digital camera that's a different brand from the 2010s, I still don't know if I like it as much, yes better quality, but that's not that much of a difference I find, so I use both for the time being, and who knows may be better on my new digital camera when I get used to it
Without this guys RUclips would be so disgusting
Analog still better to me
And then he destroyed the company he works for
They destroyed themselves.
2:00 Is this how the brain stores images though?
I thought this was real it's a non working replica
Thanks to this genius his CCD technology allowed the USSR to capture wonderful space photographies.
AND JAPANESE COMPANIES TO MAKE DIGITAL CAMERAS
A "digital" camera that had a cassette tape in it. The definition of analogue! Might as well called be the first and last analogue camera.
Actually it was digital tape, recorded digitally. Meaning it stored information or values. Think about computers... They are completely digital, even the ones from the 70s and 80s. They primarily used floppy disks and and tapes to store and read data, that data being digital 1s and 0s. Many computers still use hard disk drives (but increasingly solid state drives), which are especially spinning magnets that can store data. Same concept as a tape.
My PC must be analog too then?
Why didnt they get patents on everything this is close and greedy minds of Republicans.
After modis thallu😄😄
film is still better
Lol well yeah technology it is, cheaper having a film camera you scan at high resolutions than a digital camera lower than the scans that cost more, you can scan film up to about 87mp or more, that's more than most dlsrs, but I've never used flim, only 3 digital cameras and phone's