daguerreotype
US /dəˈɡɛrəˌtaɪp/
・UK /dəˈgerətaɪp/
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n.NounPhotograph made by an early photographic process; the image was produced on a silver plate sensitized to iodine and developed in mercury vapor
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- The daguerreotype by scientist and photographer John Draper showed craters, mountains, valleys, and other rocky terrain that hadn't been seen before.
The daguerreotype by scientist and photographer John Draper showed craters, mountains, valleys, and other rocky terrain that hadn't been seen before.
- The daguerreotype by scientist and photographer John Draper showed craters, mountains, valleys, and
The daguerreotype by scientist and photographer John Draper showed craters, mountains, valleys, and
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- His daguerreotype process became the first commercially-available, mass-market means of taking photographs in 1839.
His daguerreotype process became the first commercially-available, mass-market means of taking photographs in 1839.
- But hold on, the daguerreotype still had a few problems to work out.
But hold on, the daguerreotype still had a few problems to work out.