Inventor Louis Daguerre, who created the world's first commercially successful way of capturing permanent photographs, has been celebrated with a Google doodle marking his 224th birthday.
The French physicist is credited for developing the daguerreotype photographic process which enabled images from a camera to be captured on a silver-coated copper plate.
He experimented with earlier processes which were able to capture images but would subsequently fade in order to create an effective method of producing permanent images.
via guardian.co.uk
224th birthday of Louis Daguerre
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