daguerrotype

He is also known for constructing the daguerrotype cameras designed by Daguerre.

First daguerrotype ever with human being?

In 1847 he moved to Málaga, where he opened the first daguerrotype studio of the city.

A daguerrotype is a direct positive image which was usually reversed unless the photographer used a prism or mirror to correct it.

He maintained a mobile studio in a wagon that he called his "Daguerrotype Saloon."

But soon Lucy awaits him, perfectly still and dressed in coffin-white, pale and placid as a daguerrotype.

I've seen a daguerrotype of the late Mrs. Harvey, and there's a passm* resemblance."

Fitz was in partnership with Wolcott and developed a patented Daguerrotype camera.

The epoch when the writer photographed the life about him with the mechanics of words redolent of the daguerrotype, is happily drawing to its close.

The Art of the Daguerrotype (Viking, £20) contains 65 of these exquisite old photographs.

In our archives are plans by the architect Frederick Draper for the Broadway building in the daguerrotype.

It is named after Louis Daguerre, the French inventor of the daguerrotype, an early form of photography.

However Hawes was squeamish at the sight of blood, and thus he made a daguerrotype of the surgery's re-enactment instead.

Earlier this month, Christie's (www.christies.com) auctioned an 1843 daguerrotype of a man who may or may not be the Railsplitter himself.

The original source print,(whether daguerrotype, albumen print, gelatine print, and so on) can offer valuable dating evidence.

In the same year, Louis Daguerre demonstrates the Daguerrotype which fixes an image onto a sensitized copper plate.

He later moved to New Orleans and was studying art when daguerrotype photography was introduced in the United States in 1839.

Although the daguerrotype originated in France, Mérimée preferred the calotype, which offered more detailed textures.

This principle was used in Voigtländer's all metal Daguerrotype camera where a smaller image resulted in reducing the exposure time to two seconds.

Mr. Elliott's Conn might have stepped right out of a 19th-century daguerrotype - lean, dour, short hair and a huge drooping mustache.

And "French Daguerrotype," at the Musée d'Orsay this summer will travel to the Met in the fall.

But as good as Ibbetson's attempts were at producing something like a lithograph from the original daguerrotype, the end result could not compete with Talbot's process.

John Jabez Edwin Mayall - The Lord's Prayer (daguerrotype)

The engraving of Taylor was modeled after a daguerrotype of Taylor by famous Civil War photographer Mathew Brady.

(An interesting aside: Henri Daguerre, the inventor of the Daguerrotype, is credited with inventing the diorama model, in Paris, in 1820.)