1. The daguerreotype was the first successful photographic process. The surface of this daguerreotype was a mirror, with the image made directly on the silver surface. After 1839 they were prominent because thats when "photography was born." It replaced the Ambrotype process.
2. An Albumen print is a method of producing a photographic print on a paper base from a negative. The main ingredient is an egg white. It died out around the 19th century.
3. A stereogram that is able to convey the experience of depth perception, like looking through binoculars. They started to become popular in 1861 and were popular for decades after.
2. An Albumen print is a method of producing a photographic print on a paper base from a negative. The main ingredient is an egg white. It died out around the 19th century.
3. A stereogram that is able to convey the experience of depth perception, like looking through binoculars. They started to become popular in 1861 and were popular for decades after.
4. A Carte De Viste was a type of small photograph which was patented in Paris, France and was usually made of an albumen print. They were made to make cards and get visitors because it was a small size.
5. Mathew Brady and Alexander Gardner were two civil war photographers. They were known for being very good photographers and the first to take pictures of a lot of wars, they started in 1844-45.
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