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Picturing The Eye: Ophthalmic Film and Photography
Since its invention in the late 1830s, photography has changed the world and ultimately ophthalmology. The camera has served a unique purpose for ophthalmologists who have traditionally used the parts and functions of the camera to explain the function of the eye. Following the camera's introduction, physicians were among its first proponents.
- Early Photographs
- Civil War Era Photographs
- Photographs Related to Advances in Medicine
- Internal Ocular Photographs
- Cameras
- Stereographs
- Ophthalmic Film

