History Of Photography

Question 0

Who created the first photograph?

Answer 0

Joseph Niepce

Question 1

What was the first camera?

Answer 1

Camera obscura

Question 2

When was the first photograph created?

Answer 2

1826

Question 3

What was the exposer time for the first photograph?

Answer 3

Eight hours

Question 4

Who partnered with Niepce?

Answer 4

Louis Daguerre

Question 5

What was Daguerre’s photographs called?

Answer 5

Daguerreotype

Question 6

What were three problems with the daguerreotype?

Answer 6

Couldn’t view very well
Mercury highly poisonous
Couldn’t copy it

Question 7

Who was the Englishman that created the process of producing a positive to negative?

Answer 7

William Henry Fox Talbot

Question 8

What was Talbot’s process called?

Answer 8

Calotype

Question 9

What was the process called when they combined Talbot and Daguerres process?

Answer 9

Collodion wet plate process

Question 10

What is the biggest disadvantage to the collodion wet plate process?

Answer 10

Had you carry around black room and set it up on site. Develop it on the spot.

Question 11

In the 1860s who were taking photographs?

Answer 11

Professional photographers

Question 12

What made photography possible for the general process in the 1880s?

Answer 12

Gelatin emulsion and flexible roll of film

Question 13

Who made the gelatin emulsion and flexible roll of film?

Answer 13

Fonder of Kodak company, George Eastmon

Question 14

Who produced the first color photograph?

Answer 14

James Maxwell

Question 15

When was the first color photograph taken?

Answer 15

1861

Question 16

What was it like to get a picture taken of to in the early years of photography?

Answer 16

Miserable. You couldn’t move, bright lights and you couldn’t blink, eyes would be watering by then.