1908 Francis Ward has made photoexperiments with help of cameras
in an artifical fresh water pool.
With the pictures of Francis Ward the science got new knowledge about
the behaviour of animals under water.
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1901 |
Publication of the book "La Photographie sous-marine - Étude sur l'État actuel de la Question et sur les Difficultés qu'elle présente" by Pierre GUICHARD | ||||
1901 |
Publication of the book by A.L. DONNADIEU : "La Photographie des Objets immergés" | ||||
1901 |
First underwater stereo recording in the Lac D'Annecy by Dr. E. ADENOT | ||||
1905 |
Photos trough the surface of the Lake Michigan by Professor Jacob REIGHARD | ||||
1907 |
Jacob REIGHARD makes with a camera underwater pictures at the Tortugas-Islands | ||||
1908 |
Étienne PEAU takes pictures in the port of Le Havre | ||||
1908 |
RUDEAUX is making pictures in small salt water lakes | ||||
1908 |
Description of the gadget for underwater work from Charles WILLIAMSON | ||||
1908 |
Study of the perspective of fishes by Francis WARD | ||||
1909 |
First pictures of WARD with his underwater camera | ||||
1911 |
The first book of F. WARD ["Marvels of Fish Life as revealed by the Camera"] | ||||
1912 |
First autochromes and documente films of diving animals by Francis WARD | ||||
1913 |
Pictures of John Ernest WILLIAMSON, who thought to be the pioneer in the underwaterphotographie | ||||
1913 |
CASPARIS makes pictures out of his "Thalassioscop" | ||||
1914 |
John Ernest WILLIAMSONS first expedition to the Bahamas and underwater films (He thought to be the first). His first film "The Williamson Expedition Submarine Motion Pictures" can be seen around the world | ||||
1915 |
J.E. WILLIAMSON : starts with the film "20 000 miles beneath the sea" by Jules Verne | ||||
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1916 |
Experiments with the automatic camera of Hans HARTMAN | ||||
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1918 |
The english company SIEBE-GORMAN & Co
makes an apparature, which is used during the world war |
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1919 |
Publication of the second book by F. WARD ["Animal Life Under Water"] | ||||
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1919 |
"The lonely wreck", a film by the german C.H. HEILAND | ||||
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1920 |
A panoramic SIEBE-apparature is used to seek for german bombs in mines in Belgium and France | ||||
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1922 |
First camera of Professor Paul BARTSCH (Smithsonian Institution) | ||||
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1924 |
Ralph ("Roy") Waldo MINER and John Ernest WILLIAMSON are filming underwater near the Bahamas for the "American Museum of Natural History" | ||||
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1925
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Kinematografischer zylinder by Hans HARTMAN | ||||
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1926 |
At the Dry Tortugas Islands William H. Longley and Charles Martin make autochromes for the National Geographic Magazine (They think they are the first) the pictures are in the magazine january 1927 | ||||
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1928 |
William BEEBES makes an expedition to Haïti and films by Floyd CROSBY | ||||
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1931 |
The 16 mm camera of the american E. JOHNSON is developed | ||||
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1931 |
Description and prototyp of an underwater filmcamera by Hans HARTMAN | ||||
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