Thank you!! I used some of the information here in my projectb😅

Interesting and odd statements, here. "Taking a photo used to take minutes of exposure" - daguerreotypes, sure - 3 to 20 minutes, but daguerreotypes were on the scene barely twenty years when the more practical ambrotype was invented in 1850. Exposure time - 20 seconds. Ten years after that, the tintype cut that time in half. "The end result was a grainy, black and white image." Black and white, sure. But, "grainy" and "fuzzy, was-out affairs" are just flat-out ignorant, inept categorizations. The image quality of a good daguerreotype makes it, even today, one the finest photographic processes of all time.

Thank you, indeed

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Very whitewashed and simplified.