History of Selfi

Selfie is a self-portrait photograph or group photograph, usually used with hand-held digital cameras or camera phones.

The word selfei first comes from English cellfish. Portrait of meaning of Selfi. According to the Oxford Dictionary, Selfi is a photo that has its own portrait, usually stored in a smartphone or webcam. Most of the cellifs are raised in front of the front or in front of the mirror, sometimes using a shelf timer.

History:
Robert Coronelius, an American leading photographer who took 183 self-portrait cameras, was the first person to photograph.

After the Portable Kodak Brownie box camera came in the market in 1900, photographic self-portrait took a lot of popularity.

The word selfe is first used on the Australian online forum on September 13, 2002.

Popularity:
MySpace was quite popular at the time of Facebook. Selfie got the first popularity there. So long after Facebook became popular, Selfi was introducing low interest for many days. Because most of the cellphones were put in front of the bathroom mirror. However, from the beginning, the image sharing site was popular with Flickr, Selfi. Initially, Salafis got popularity among the young people, but it is now accepted at all levels of the society. At the end of 2012, the term "selfie" is considered to be one of the best ten words of the year. According to the 2013 survey, two-thirds of Australian women have made cellphones for shares on Facebook. In the online version of the Oxford English Dictionary in 2013, the word 'Selfi' was added new.

In sociology:
gender roles, sexuality and privacy are currently popular among both sexes. According to many social scientists, the rise of selfie originated mainly through the 'sex culture'. The women used to take self-efficacy in order to attract themselves to the beauty of their bodies. The main purpose of selfie was to present itself in a fascinating way.