Question

What did the advent of new camera technology (the stereoscope and the carte de visite) mean for the development of photography ?

Answer 1

PLANPP solution In 1854, Paris Photographer Andre Adolphe Disper patented the 2/2" x 4" carte de visite format. They were created by using a sliding plate holder and a camera with four lenses. The technique spread to the photographic studios in the great cities of the world. # Wheatstone was the first to demonstrate stereopsis using a crude stereo viewing device. The stereoscope contains ax revolving mechanism for 24 stereophotographs. This type of stereoscope was invented by six David Brewster in 1849. - - # Henry fox Talbot also contributed to the development of photo graphy by following early process developed in 1727 by Johann H. Schulze. # Photography changed our vision of the world by providine more access to more images drawn from more places and times in the world than ever before making and distributing images became easier faster and less expensive Photography changed history and events and how people reacted to them.