Calotype photography in Britain and France
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Calotype photography in Britain and France
From Daguerreotype to Calotype
- Daguerreotype was the first commercial photographic process.
- Daguerreotype had a problem: the use of copper made it .
- William Talbot began looking for an alternative approach in the 1840s.
- Talbot was not originally a photographer but an artist who specialised in .
- Talbot used paper instead of copper.
- These calotype photographs were more because they weren't so sharp.
French Calotype
- In 1851, the first society for photographers was created.
- Gustave Le Gray became fascinated by calotype photography.
- He carried out experiments and produced the first using a camera.
- He developed equipment that was easier to use outside the .
- Calotype became famous because Le Gray produced about it.
- People thought photography was more reliable than drawing.
- It was used to record the work done on old .
- Photography was not 'art', according to .
fSummary
- Photography was thought of as a so reflected the culture of the 1850s.
- The use of new materials, particularly , led to new techniques.
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