the very first photograph was ever taken in the mid-1820s.
the very first photograph was ever taken in the mid-1820s.
when was the very first photograph ever taken?
in the mid-1820s
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before digital imaging, the first photograph ever produced was in 1826 by frenchman joseph nicéphore niépce. when joseph was 28, he was discussing with his brother claude about the possibility of reproducing images with light. his focus on his new innovations began in 1816. he was in fact more interested in creating an engine for a boat. joseph and his brother focused on that for quite some time and claude successfully promoted his innovation moving and advancing him to england. joseph was able to focus on the photograph and finally in 1826, he was able to produce his first photograph of a view through his window. it took 8 hours of exposure to light to finally process it. now, with digital imaging photos do not take that long to process. brown, b. (2002, november). the first photograph. abbey newsletter, v26, n3.
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