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  • Silver Nitrate: Building the Photographic Revolution
    While it is generally agreed that the first photograph was probably taken earlier, the official invention of photography was made in 1839 by French artist and chemist Louis J.M. Daguerre. In concurrence with Joseph Nicphore Nipce, they worked upon a discovery made by Johann Heinrich Schultz in 1724 regarding how a certain silver nitrate and chalk mixture darkened when exposed to light. The daguerreotype, or earliest type of photograph, was born.
  • Photography Skills For a Lifetime
    Most people think that photography did not come about until the mid-1800s, and in a sense, they are right, but many discoveries that made today's photography possible came far earlier. The first camera invented, in fact, was a pinhole camera made by Ibn al Haytham (965-1040). The important discovery of silver nitrate by Albertus Magnus came in the 13th century, followed later by silver chloride. In 1694, the photochemical effect of light on chemicals was earliest described by Wilhelm Homberg.
  • Photography Courses: Improve Your Shots
    From a pretty early age, most people are fascinated with cameras. It is fun to capture the the people and places you love on film. Most people never get serious about photography. They are satisfied to have a camera that lets them take okay shots, and they just shrug when a head gets cut off or an image is too bright. Others, however, are perturbed with their inability to make their images turn out like the stunning photographs in magazines. They want more from their cameras, maybe even a career.
  • Digital Photography: Countless Rewards
    Digital photography is a wonderful development for that field. So many of the nuisances of traditional film photography are eliminated with this new medium that more and more people are trying them. Just think-you never have to wait until your film is developed to see if you got any good shots; you never have to be miserly about how many shots you take, and you can experiment with different light settings and see on the spot if your shots are shadowy or washed out. With digital pictures you have the added choices of printing them at home, sending them to friends via the internet, or using an editing program to doctor them up.
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