daguerrean造句

• Romer is one of that handful of daguerrean operators.
• The cumbersome cameras sold like hot cakes as painters laid aside their brushes and chemists their retorts to become " daguerrean operators, " as they were called.
• Other significant artifacts include a Lewis daguerrean camera, a Simon Wing multi-lens wet-plate camera, a fully functioning Caille Brothers Cail-O-Scope, and a Ponti megalethoscope.
• Soon after, his advertisements described him as a " photographist " rather than a " Daguerrean Artist ", the Daguerreotype process having been rendered largely obsolete by the collodiotype, ambrotype and albumen print.
• By March he was lecturing in Boston with Edward Everett Hale among his other students; from there he travelled on to Providence, Rhode Island, and by 1842 was listed as a daguerrean in Buffalo, New York .)
• His advertisement in the first issue of the garrison's newspaper, the " Union Vedette ", advertised that he was " now prepared to take pictures, of all kinds in the daguerrean art, at prices to suit ."
• While it has long been accepted that D . W . Seager of New York City produced the first daguerreotype in America, it is unclear which other Americans may have been experimenting with the process prior to a public display of Seager's daguerreotypes in the Summer of 1839 . A daguerrean camera built by Boyden still exists in the collection of the Newark Museum.