Leaf Study, William Henry Fox Talbot, 1839/1840
William Henry Fox Talbot arcképeWilliam Henry Fox TalbotAnglia, 1800–1877

Leaf Study

1839/1840 · Photograph

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  1. 1837 · Díj

    Royal Society Bakerian Medal

  2. 1837. március 16.

    Daughter born: Rosamond Constance Talbot

  3. 25 January 1839

    First showing of photographs at the Royal Institution

    Shortly after Louis Daguerre’s daguerreotype was announced in early January, Talbot asserted his priority and, at a Friday Evening Discourse at the Royal Institution, exhibited several paper photographs he had made in 1835. Within a fortnight he described the nature of his process to the Royal Society, while Daguerre revealed no useful details of his own until mid-August.

  4. 1840

    Invents the calotype

    Talbot found a way to print any number of positives on salted paper from a paper negative; new chemicals cut the exposure to a minute in bright sunlight. He called the method the “calotype” (from kalos, beautiful), informally the “talbotype”: unlike the daguerreotype with its single positive, it effectively created modern photography.

  5. 1840–1841

    Post: High Sheriff of Wiltshire

  6. February 1841

    Patents the calotype

    Talbot obtained an English patent for the calotype process and sold licences at £20 each, later lowering the fee for amateurs to £4 while professionals paid up to £300 a year; scientists saw it as a hindrance to scientific freedom. He justified his rigour by the roughly £5,000 he had spent on photography; for science the method was free, and Talbot himself published the first known photomicrograph of a mineral crystal.

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