Museum of Imaging Technology

Established in 1991 to commemorate the 153rd anniversary of photography, the Museum of Photographic Technology at Chulalongkorn University is the first of its kind in Thailand and Asia.

Located within the Department of Photographic Science and Printing Technology, Faculty of Science, the museum traces the evolution of imaging from its early origins to modern digital breakthroughs.

Visitors can explore the scientific interplay of light and color, discover rare cameras and equipment, and view exclusive collections donated by the Royal Family. It stands as a unique hub where the art of photography meets the precision of science for public education.

The Museum of Imaging Technology serves as a premier resource in photography and imaging technology for students and the public by:

• Tracing the history and evolution of cameras through the ages.
• Showcasing a diverse collection, from the world’s first film cameras to modern digital technology and rare photographic equipment.
• Highlights original works and significant photographs that reflect the artistic evolution of the medium.
• Explores the science of color, light, and the fundamental processes of image recording.
• Hosts rotating exhibitions and educational activities that bridge the gap between photographic art and technology.

• Monday to Friday, Time 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM
• Free admission. No advance reservation required.