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1. Louis Daguerre's contribution to photography changed which of the following.

A. How long it took to take a picture.
B. The types of stands that most cameras used.
C. The amount of light required to take a picture.
D. What people took pictures of

Kind of a silly question. Since no practical photography existed before Daguerre, none of the answers apply since the change was images themselves. So all of the answers are silly.

Answer D: Portraits were very favorable due to one could get folks to sit still for several minutes.

so what you are saying bob is that the answer is D?

shut up mrs lopez

Cause i know he created daguerreotype

uh maybe 103

The correct answer is A. Louis Daguerre's contribution to photography changed how long it took to take a picture. To arrive at this answer, we can eliminate options B, C, and D based on our knowledge of Daguerre's work. The invention of the daguerreotype by Louis Daguerre in the 19th century revolutionized photography by significantly reducing the exposure time needed to take a photograph. Prior to this, early photographic methods required long exposure times, sometimes several hours, making it impractical for photographing people or scenes with movement. Daguerre's process made it possible to take photographs in a much shorter time, typically a few minutes, allowing for the capturing of people and everyday scenes.

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