/r/Daguerreotypes
A subreddit for sharing historic daguerreotype photographs taken around the world mostly during the 1840s and 1850s. Modern daguerreotypes are also allowed. Non-daguerreotype related photography posts will be removed.
A subreddit for sharing historic daguerreotype photographs taken around the world mostly during the 1840s and 1850s. Modern daguerreotypes are also allowed.
Video showing the process of taking a daguerreotype photograph by George Eastman House.
Second video showing the process of making daguerreotypes by Getty Museum.
Video detailing the differences between daguerreotypes, ambrotypes, tintypes, and collodion negatives by Civil War Trust.
"Fixed in Time." Guide to dating daguerreotype, ambrotype, and tintype case and mat styles.
Lucretia Mott portrait and description of the daguerreotype process by the National Portrait Gallery.
Video collection of daguerreotypes taken by its inventor, Louis Daguerre.
List of history-related subreddits maintained by the History Network.
/r/Daguerreotypes
Hi everyone!
I'm trying to id the guy below, it is falsely identified as Henry Dodge and Hon. John J. Crittenden. He isn't either of them, so I'm curious: do you recognize this man?
Just curious for a discussion. Has anyone tried to use facial recognizing AI for unidentified daguerreotypes? The AI would need to mostly compare to drawings and paintings which I'm not sure it normally does, but it would be nice to someday get a lot more people identified. What are your thoughts?