daguerrean (Meaning)
Webster
daguerrean (a.)
Alt. of Daguerreian
Synonyms & Antonyms of daguerrean
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
daguerrean Sentence Examples
- The photographer meticulously set up his daguerrean camera, preparing to capture a portrait.
- The daguerrean image, though small, revealed incredible detail in the subject's clothing and features.
- The early daguerrean process required long exposure times, forcing subjects to remain perfectly still.
- Studios specializing in daguerrean photography became popular in the mid-19th century.
- Daguerrean portraits were often hand-painted with watercolors for a more lifelike appearance.
- The daguerrean era laid the groundwork for the development of modern photography.
- Historians rely heavily on daguerrean images to understand fashion trends and social life in the past.
- A faint daguerrean silhouette remained on the silver plate, a ghostly remnant of a long-lost portrait.
- The high cost of daguerrean photography limited it primarily to the wealthy and middle class.
- Despite its limitations, daguerrean photography captured a unique and irreplaceable visual record of its time.
FAQs About the word daguerrean
Alt. of Daguerreian
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The photographer meticulously set up his daguerrean camera, preparing to capture a portrait.
The daguerrean image, though small, revealed incredible detail in the subject's clothing and features.
The early daguerrean process required long exposure times, forcing subjects to remain perfectly still.
Studios specializing in daguerrean photography became popular in the mid-19th century.
