Daguerreotype is defined as the
first practical photographic process which was introduced in Paris on January
7, 1839. To make the image permanent, Daguerre used salt solution. The result
of his introduced process is a finely defined image with surface which is
delicate. The major benefit of daguerreotype is if the images are correctly
preserved, the pictures could last forever. Aside from this, since it produces superior
quality of outline, it is thus suitable for portraitures.
