Who invented photography?

In the late 1930s, Louis Jacques Mondi Daguerre successfully invented practical photography for the first time.

Louis Jacques Mande Daguerre (1 787 1 65438+1October 18) was born in Kermel, Dvoize, Paris,1July1. He was originally a stage background painter, and later he invented the silver plate photography, also known as silver plate photography.

1839 On August 9th, the French Academy of Science and Art purchased its patent on photography, and announced it to the world, announcing the birth of photography.

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Few inventions have so many uses as Daguerre's photography. In fact, it is widely used in various scientific research fields, and also has many applications in industry and military. For some people, it is a serious art form, and for millions, it is a happy hobby.

Photos can convey true information (or false information) in education, news and advertisements, and also become the most common treasures and souvenirs because they can vividly reproduce the past. Of course, cinematography is an auxiliary invention, and it has as many uses as general photography except as a main means of entertainment.

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