The first camera invented was called Camera Obscura. In the article “The Camera Obscura and Painting in the 16th and 17th Centuries,” Jean-Luc Delsaute explains how the camera obscura existed as an optical device for many centuries. The golden age didn't even exist. Additionally, the camera obscura was created in different periods of history, but it mainly focuses on the 16th and 17th centuries. Between 1590 and 1600, a new model of camera obscura was developed; it was called the “mobile camera obscura that appeared with an outside observer.” Many artists used the idea of ​​a darkroom to be able to protect themselves in the art of drawing that developed. This way the description of the art would come to life. Why am I talking about the first camera invented? Well, the point is to show you how cameras today weren't the same a few years ago, but the further back I went, the more interesting it was. Since I stopped talking about cameras in the 1930s, I thought it would be interesting to give some background on the first camera ever invented, which is the Camera Obscura. The Camera Obscura was just a small box with holes in it. Light would pass through the hole, projecting the lightning passing through the hole onto a mesh wall. (Agiorgite, nd). It was a huge deal, without this invention we wouldn't be where we are now with cameras and its