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Which camera was the first used to create a permanent photographic positive?
O A.
Fugichrome
OB.
Single Reflex Camera
C.
Daguerreotype
O D.
Pocket Kodak



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The Daguerreotype was the first camera used to create a permanent photographic positive image.


Explanation:

The first camera used to create a permanent photographic positive was the Daguerreotype. Invented by Louis Daguerre in 1839, this process produced a stable unique positive image on a silver-coated copper plate through exposure to light in a camera obscura. The Daguerreotype significantly reduced exposure time and created lasting results but only produced a single image.


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