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The year the invention of the photographic process was made public, by Sir John Herschel

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A person or object would be outside the dark room and their image reflected on a piece of paper and the artist would trace it

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in the 1700's, the Camera Obscura was made portable by putt it in a box with a pinhole on one side and a glass screen on the other

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By placing leaved on leather that Thomas Wedgewood had treated with silver slats, but he couldn't find a way to stop the darkening action of light and his leaf images faded into blackness

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First photograph taken by a camera

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The First commercially made Daguerreotype Camera 

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The First commercially made Daguerreotype Camera 

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Designed by: Mr.Daguerre, the inventor of the Daguerrotype Camera

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Portraits were a popular option in pictures; a "picture" that was drawn of a person sitting in front of the artist

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WWII had a lot of history to learn about, but it would be more difficult without photographs; it was the first war to be throughly recorded in history

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He arranged 12 cameras alongside a race track. Each was fitted with a shutter working at a speed of "Less than two-thousandth part of a second."

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He introduced the first Kodak camera that cost $25.00 (a great deal of money then). It had a 20 foot roll of paper, (enough for 100 pictures) already put in it.