History Of The Digital Camera [Remember Ep. 2]

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Cheers mate, getting close to the 100k so that's a start! Thanks for the comment

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+ColdFusion getting close to half a mil

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[@FoxRS]

What a great video. I miss those times with the analog cameras, but then again.. I don't. It's so much better now. I had one of the phones you showed, the Sony Ericsson K800i and it had a great camera for its time. The flash was so much better than any of the current top of the range smartphones. Anyway, keep making these videos! They're great!

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[@dena81]

you need to continue the remember series please!!! For those of us who DO remember and are still in awe and fascinated by the ever increasing technology around us!

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TRÈS BIEN! BRAVO video, sir! The robotic voice and insight, as well as giving credit where it is due made this video absolutely enjoyable!

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This is really educative I love it. Keep it up. Looking forward to the next episode.

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[@ColdFusion]

*Suggested Videos* [Remember Ep. 1] From VHS to The Smartphone! 14 Moments That Changed The World | Internet Firsts

[@jameshopkins155]

I just hate it when my parents had a camera when I was younger and didn't fkng think of taking any pictures. fk it

[@Mitchseen]

Exceptionally well presented as usual, history is so important.

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is the future nice for you

[@ChrisAstro]

I still remember waiting for an hour for the film to be developed. lol

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Awesome video as always " I stand educated again with the "point and shoot camera" 👏

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I've been waiting for this instalment for ages now! Love your videos man! How long till the next one?

[@ColdFusion]

Cheers Igor, not too sure maybe next month? I'm thinking of tackling the PDA next :p

[@DJScopeSOFM]

Nice! How about portable computing in general and it's inevitable replacement of exercise and text books in schools and the workplace. You know it's going to happen soon. I'm forever disadvantaged by carrying a school bag that weighed well over 10kg for 5-6 years. Things need to change.

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[@hitardo]

Thank you for this amazing video :) I remember, when I was a kid, that my mother - to avoid giving me hers very expensive Kodak film camera - bought me, every year, a disposable cheap film camera, so I could take photos of my summer holidays abroad to show her when I got back. Good times. But better times today :)

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[@Techno-Universal]

Also digital video and camera technology was also utilised in the animation industry in the early 1980s and later to save on production costs during that era! Commonly back then painted background elements would still be painted on acrylic transparent canvases traditionally while the animated items including the characters would only be flat coloured or cell shaded so they could easily be animated completely digitally however key frames could still be based on traditional sketches that are scanned into the graphics supercomputers! Also in a lot of cases they would also digitally scan the traditionally painted background elements into the system so they can completely compile the animated project digitally and save the project data on reel to reel magnetic master tapes while the movie could easily be duplicated digitally from the master tapes to be recorded onto VHS tapes or to be printed onto cinema film for cinema showings of the movie! :)

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[@riz1]

Nostalgic goosebumps. Amazing video.

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[@centipeid]

the topics you choose to report are very interesting. Very well done. Thanks!

[@AugustasMakrickas]

Never really read about the history oof digital camera. That explained a lot of things I was curious about. Thanks, as always great video.

[@dpcdpc11]

amazing Tion! really emotional episode! Pretty awesome what kind of content users can create these days and share them with virtually everyone. Yes, it's a good time to be alive!

[@NathanPrime]

Very insightful, especially having lived through the transition of analogue to the digital age I do remember clearly when I bought my Nokia N95 and noticed how the picture quality was better than my Samsung point and shoot I had at the time. I ended up selling my point and shoot as I saw no reason to keep and inferior camera to my Nokia N95. One thing I would have liked to have seen in your vlog is the mini disc camera's. They were very interesting

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Another masterpiece...great video!

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Truly fascinating...! Great job!

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[@dragonfist25]

Got crazy nostalgia from this video lol.

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I look forward to your videos sir. Thank you.

[@shikai55]

Interesting documentary on the history of digital photography.The prevalence of easily obtainable smartphone cameras has made point and shoot cameras obsolete. Mobile phones are great for snapshots but for more serious photographers, it would not suffice. An interesting thing is that camera sensors are still dominated by camera manufacturers such as Sony. The sheer volume of digital content has risen exponentially since the advent of the internet, however I feel that there is a general lack of depth. The latest fads are mindlessly shared and go viral within minutes, however this explosion of information can be used to help humanity, such as raising awareness for charities instead of just liking that ugly selfie on Instagram.

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Really good and informative video... Really like ur documentary style!!

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This Remember series is really great, you have to do more episodes ;) And as always this is a really professional and well made video.

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i really think you and mkbhd should do a collaboration! you guys make seriously the best video content for tech news and reviews!

[@enzyme20056]

I havnt used a film camera in 10 years now. My first good digital camera was in 2004. We still have film processing labs in australia, but they are anything but ubiquitous now. Film seams to have a good enthusiast following, and from artists who like to create film specific works. Film is going to get very expensive as the commercial businesses that support the format vanish. so buy some now while it is still cheap, quality film could be worth something to someone in the future.

[@aidanmco]

That spinning thing in the end? That's the falkirk wheel! It lifts boats and I've been there!

[@MultiWilliam15]

Amazing video as always. But one IMPORTANT thing you forgot to mention is the DECLINE of the point-and-shoot camera. The smartphone is for the commoner. DSLR is for the professional. Point-and-shoot? It had no place in 2013. But to be honest, everyone went crazy for it back in the early 2000's. In the late 2000's, I was really amazed by the megapixels that producers could fit in such a small device. Now, it's taken for granted. So yeah, still a great video. :)

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I disagree

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Great videos as always, cheers!

[@kebman]

Awesome video as usual! :D Um, he said... four years later.

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beautiful.excellent work

[@mrhuidrom]

This video made me realize that we really live in a golden era of technology changes.Because coming centuries are really not good at all.Because there will be lots pollution ,food and energy crisis.This era is one of the best era.

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Great Work like always!

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loved your videos.. can u please upload another episode like this? thanks

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Mind boggling!

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I really enjoyed the bbc article, it was so interesting

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By the way Amazing video as always my brother.

[@delbroox]

miss the lumia! they were such great phones, and had amazing apps for photo editing.

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Epsode 3 plz your work is great

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Beautiful video!

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Excellent stuff, Dagogo!

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Cheers Matthew, thanks for dropping by

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My two favorite shows!

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Thanks for the wonderful video

[@Renalda5TV]

I feel nostalgia right now

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I have been waiting for the next episode for 2 years. When will it come out? Love your videos keep up the good work!

[@fr0xk]

As the analog craze is back again with Fujifilm X100V, you should probably remake a video about it again

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It's a great video to show the young ones how we suffered back in a day compare to nowadays, and the simple reachable technology can bring the artist in you so what we're doing with it ??

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It really is an interesting time to live.

[@Lizerator]

So interesting, thanks!

[@euhnathan]

I really loved the video Coldafusion, although I'm very sad to see how you barely (if at all) mentioned Digital SLR's :(

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You should do more of these videos

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So freaking good! Thanks for great content!

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Wonderful research!!!

[@rubikfan1]

2 things i still miss in a smarthphone: optical zoom printer beamer. lets see what the next 10 years will bring

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Great job..!!

[@NToB36]

these videos are amazing one would think they would receive more views

[@NunOnABike]

Still have my Nokia N95. There is a big black spot on the screen (dead pixels) but otherwise, the phone still works smoothly!

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Great video.

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ur one of the best utuber !!

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Great Vid!!! Thank you

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Master piece video as always. Really informative and it really makes me wonder how'd you get all these retro videos 😁

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cool videos, thanks for the knowledge. i wish i could find another tech video channel like yours but none .

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Wonder how he found all the old videos....Great Video

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amazing vid!