Photography was created because when Isaac newton realized their are different colours in white, different scientists began to experiment with white and its colours leading to the creation of photography.
Because they discovered that certain chemicals mixed with each other placed on certain media can create a copy of what's in front of that certain media, but they had to invent a whole series of machinery to perfect this chemical reaction to the point where it is actually called photography, and the product, a photograph. Hope this helped.
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MFA Photography is an abbreviation of a Masters in Fine Arts degree in Photography.
Portrait photography wedding photography fashion photography nature photography high speed photography landscape photography macro photography street photography travel photography long exposure photography freeze frame photography pinhole photography, to name a few
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Louis Daguerre invented a type of photography called the daguerrotype.
Ansel Adams had invent dodging and burning
He became known with his discovery of x-rays which required high vacuum photography.
* Harold Edgerton invented stop-action photography. * Germans Max Knott and Ernst Ruska co-invent the electron microscope. Source: Inventors.com
I don't know all of them, but here are some. Commercial Photography Fashion Photography Medical Photography News Photography Fine Art Photography
Are you asking about film used for still photography, or 'film' as in 'movies'? The first flexible film (as opposed to glass plates) for still photography was around in the 1930s, there was a colour movie system demonstrated in the 1920s. Neither was very true to life.
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Some popular photography hobbies that people enjoy include landscape photography, portrait photography, wildlife photography, street photography, and macro photography.
Because they discovered that certain chemicals mixed with each other placed on certain media can create a copy of what's in front of that certain media, but they had to invent a whole series of machinery to perfect this chemical reaction to the point where it is actually called photography, and the product, a photograph. Hope this helped.
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