1826 The First Photograph

A Mechanical Icon film.

Category:

Education

Tags:

• history
• memory
• photography
• photographs
• essays
• vision

[Reverendjim1]

@Choowbz  Another American ignoramus!!

[artguy42]

@JagjeetMann "what do you expect, he's American"

Gee, condescension and petulant sarcasm mixed with narcissism....you must be European.



[dtctu]

This guy shows how to over-analyze a photo. I didn't know anyone could mistake a roof for a table, and miss the obvious fact that YOU CAN OPEN A GODDAMN WINDOW.

[johneymute]

you can remaster the quality of it by using guessian and sharpening and per pixel scaling to sharpen it more ,more greater you can even colorize it.

[MrCherubhair1]

@artguy42 Strange, you made a comment no better then the other person, you made the assumption that he was european because he was rude, seems like your the rude one. Don't bunch us all together with some dumb f*ck.

[CosmicCaprice]

and thanks to the digital cameras and the digital editing of photos, no picture is the true image of reality any more. you can alter the digita photos anyway you want. it's been done especially in the media recently. they don't show us the reality in those digital photos or films; they show us only what they want us to see.

[15jumpmaster]

Is there a photo of this same shot taken recently? It would be neat to see.

[Star10Night]

High Definition PHOTO.

[hitlersucks101]

there was one by the same guy in 1825

[zx5083]

The person who made this video seems to know nothing about this photo. They're treating it as if it's supernatural or something. They're forgetting that the reason that things look like they do in it, is because of how bad the camera was that took that photo. The thing that the person thinks might be a table, this is probably scenery/grass with a hedge around it. The person in the video has just been trying to make viewers see different things than what's actually there.