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History of photography.The desire for visual representation

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AS early as 4th century B.C.E. Chinese philosopher Mo Ti discovered lens less

prototype: PINHOLE

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1694 portable camera obscura

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Camera lucida

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SUBJECT

ARTIST

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1826-1827 Heliograph Joseph Niepce

View from Window, first to develop permanent images through the action of light.

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Joseph Niepce

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What was Daugerre doing?

Highly polished silvered plates, sensitizing them I dark with heated define

crystals and immediately placing them in the camera making a 1 HOUR exposure

in bright sunlight.

Published a manual 1839

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What was Henry Talbot doing?

Accidentally created light sensitive paper for making negatives

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1834 invented the salted paper print, which allowed him to make camera-less images of botanical specimens.

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Daguerreotype

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Carte de Viste

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1844calotype {salted paper}

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