The camera:The camera is one of the main components of photography. Each image goes through different phases. For example, images of advertisements on large billboards are not simply printed by a camera. They go through stages like original image, Photoshop, publishing, etc. However, every image you see begins with a single object; The camera.The camera you see or use today never existed then. Their technology was not as developed as it is in our lifetimes today. It doesn't matter portable devices that have camera function. They still had cameras then, but they weren't as convenient. Here I will explain the changes that the camera has undergone over the centuries. The first commonly used camera: This “camera was basically a room, a hole, a wall, a paper, and an artist. Overall, the scenery would be projected onto a blank wall covered by a sheet of paper, or a sheet of whatever you wanted to paint. Then the hired professional artist would trace the projection.1838- The stereoscopic viewer was made by Sir Charles Wheatstone in 1838. The viewer was made with a pair of mirrors at an angle of 45 degrees to the user's eyes and each lens reflected a image located on the side. This camera showed the importance of binocular depth perception. This was proven by the camera, that when simulating two images with the left eye and the right eye, views of the same object are presented so that each eye sees only the image designed for it. As the eyes see the designated part, the brain will combine both images and make it look like a displayed 3D object. Wheatstone's stereoscope was introduced the year before the first practical photographic process became available, so drawings were used. The ad... in the middle of the paper... convenient features packed into one small device will attract many buyers. All the cameras mentioned are not even close to 1/10th of the cameras invented in past centuries. These were just a few of the milestones that were all important to the high-quality digital cameras we have today, as they all had features that were all used today. One of the main reasons why cameras developed so quickly, even today, is because it was an interest that many people had then and now. Photography, as mentioned above, is not just about capturing images. It has many different functions attached to it. Photoshop, animation, fashion, videography are just some of the branches that derive from photography. There are many other links that it connects to, all of which might have a different focus level and a different preferred camera.