Cameras were different during the Civil War. They were huge, bulky, and could be very expensive. They used glass, not plastic film. Whatever they were shooting had to stand still or it wouldn't be a clear picture. That is why there was very few pictures of battles that occurred during the Civil War. More often than not, artists were hired instead to draw what was going on.
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Yes, they were invented in 1830. The first photos of a war were the civil war.
Cameras have existed for considerably longer than 100 years; we have surviving photographs from the American Civil War, in the 1860's, which was over 150 years ago. Of course, those cameras were very different from modern cameras, but they did work.
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Yes, Harriet Tubman indeed did work as a nurse and cook during the US Civil War.
Yes, they had cameras in 1969. -They even had quite good cameras in 1869. There are lots of good photos taken during the US Civil War. - Personal cameras really became popular at the start of the 20th century after George Eastman had invented paper film and his Brownie box camera .
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They can work on space crafts because the cameras are specially designed for space.
I believe the elmo document cameras are used more at work than at school. At school many cameras are not allowed, however at work any cameras are allowed to be used.
Thomas Edison was born in 1847 so he still was a teenager during the civil war which was between 1861 and 1865.
Cameras were not invented until about the time of the American Civil War. So paintings and woodcuts were all that was available in the 1600s.