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The Daguerreotype was a type of camera developed by Louis-Jacques-Mandé Daguerre in the early 1800's. It could produce an image on a piece of metal with an exposure time of only 20 minutes, a significant improvement from the 8 hour exposure time required by previous methods. The invention was purchased by the French government and announced in 1839. The Calotype invented by William Henry Talbot, which produces a negative image allowing images to be reproduced endlessly, replaced the Daguerreotype a year later.
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How did the camera affect the people in the 1800s?
the camera has let people in the 1800's to have memories of past times and events.
Was basketball invented in the 1800s?
yes and no lol
Did Thomas Edison invent the motion picture camera?
in 1890 he invented the camera
What major forms of transportation were invented in the 1800s and 1900s?
ever heard of google.
The very 1st show in the 1800s is?
None. Television had not been invented yet.
Did they camera's in the 1800s?
Yes they did just like now we have camera's
When was tap dancing invented?
it was invented in the 1800s
Where could you get a camera in the 1800s?
From the stores.
When was Motorcross invented?
In the 1800s
Who invented the lightweight camera?
George Eastman invented the lightweight camera.
Which camera did Ibn Alhaytham invented?
he invented the first camera in the world
Who invented a small camera?
George Eastman invented the small camera
When was the sneaker invented?
charlotte cepeda =] is that who invented it?
Who and when invented the Digital camera?
Steven Sasson invented the digital camera in Texas and it was invented in 1993.
Who invented the document camera?
Dr Kadir PhD MBChB invented the camera
Who invented the camera in Victorian times and when?
The camera was invented by William Henry Fox Talbot. He had invented it in 1833
Who invented the first camera in the 1900s?
The first camera was invented long before the 1900s. George Eastman invented the "Kodak" camera, the first camera marketed to the general public, in the 1900s.
