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Quiz on the first photo ever taken based on video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m9bdlaPZzCI

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Quiz on the first photo ever taken based on video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m9bdlaPZzCI

by Svitlana Zakharchuk
1

Who is considered the inventor of the world's first photograph?

2

How long did it take for the first photograph to be captured?

3

What was the name of the technique Niépce used to create the image?

4

What substance was the plate coated with in the heliography process?

5

What happened to the coating when it was exposed to sunlight?

6

What was used to remove the soft, unexposed parts of the coating?

7

What is the title of the world's first permanent image?

8

The invention of heliography happened in which decade?

9

What strange effect was created because the exposure took nearly 8 hours?

10

The result of Niépce's process was the first image to be preserved...

11

Why is the first image considered a masterpiece today?

12

What is the opposite of 'soft' parts of the coating, which were not dissolved?

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