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What was the first commercial photography process? Kodak Brownie DCS 100 Daguerreotype Leica
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What was the first commercial photography process?

Kodak Brownie

DCS 100

Daguerreotype

Leica

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Kodak Brownie DCS 100
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The correct answer is Daguerreotype

It was a process that lasted between 1839 and 1860 and was the first publicly announced system of taking photographs.
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