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Daguerreotype

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The daguerreotype was the world's first practical photographic method, invented by Louis-Jacques-Mandé Daguerre and announced at the French Academy on August 19, 1839, and the most widespread technique until wet-plate photography was established. Because it uses materials such as silver-plated copper plates as photosensitive media, it is also called “silver-plate photography” in Japanese. https://scrapbox.io/files/6631c02de8328700251c3423.png #word

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