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No. The camera had only been invented about 30 years before the civil war and film hadn't been invented yet. To take a picture in this time a chemical was put on a glass plate or a piece of tin. It was exposed to light and a negative was imprinted on the plate/tin. From this a picture was made. Today, very few of the glass plates can be found because they were recylced into greenhouses and windows. The sun faded the pictures that were on them. The Civil War was the first photographed war in history and many people had their views changed by seeing the pictures of the battlefields and people.
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Where there cameras during civil war?
yes there was...
What color did the North wear during the Civil War?
Blue
What was the norths color during the civil war?
navy blue
What color was the south during the civil war?
blue and red.
How did cameras work in the Civil War?
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.
What color hat does the rebels use during the civil war?
grey
What color associated with north during civil war?
blue, south was grey.
Where there cameras in the 1900s?
Yes, they were invented in 1830. The first photos of a war were the civil war.
What color was the union soldier's uniform during the civil war?
Blue, the confederates wore grey.
Who were Jackson and Johnston during the Civil War?
they were two generals during the civil war
What were Abraham Lincoln's Accomplishments during the Civil War?
led the country during the civil war
Who was the presidint during the Civil War?
Abraham Lincoln was President during the US Civil War.
