- development.
Although the
daguerreotype process could only
produce a
single image at a time,
copies could be
created by re-
daguerreotyping the original. As with...
-
Daguerréotypes is a 1976
French do****entary by Agnès Varda. It
features vignettes of life in Rue
Daguerre - a
street in Paris,
where the
filmmaker lived...
- The Kynžvart
Daguerreotype (Czech: Kynžvartská daguerrotypie) or
Still Life with
Jupiter Tonans is an
early daguerreotype made in 1839 by
Louis Daguerre...
-
artist and photographer,
recognized for his
invention of the
eponymous daguerreotype process of photography. He
became known as one of the
fathers of photography...
-
camera obscura through many
generations of
photographic technology –
daguerreotypes, calotypes, dry plates, film – to the
modern day with
digital cameras...
- on to
develop the
daguerreotype process, the
first publicly announced and
commercially viable photographic process. The
daguerreotype required only minutes...
-
being the earliest-born
person ever
photographed while alive, when his
daguerreotype was
taken in 1851. He was also the last
slave to be
manumitted in New...
- dawn of photography,
people have made portraits. The po****rity of the
daguerreotype in the
middle of the 19th
century was due in
large part to the demand...
-
handling a
Daguerreotype was on 6
January 1840", two
years before he
embarked for America. From 1843,
Mayall produced a
large number of
daguerreotypes, including...
- this
first practical process for
making photographs with a
camera the
daguerreotype,
after himself. Its
existence was
announced to the
world on 7 January...
