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2076:Visual arts
2066:Glass plate
2051:Heliography
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1583:Neues Sehen
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1353:Film format
1283:Backscatter
1261:Terminology
1131:beauty dish
1035:rangefinder
1000:light-field
981:Photography
562:fibre based
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138:photography
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2097:Bangladesh
2046:Dufaycolor
2026:Box camera
1983:Simplicity
1940:Zoom burst
1935:Xerography
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685:2023-02-21
595:References
583:, usually
560:(RC) and
316:Technology
152:paper, or
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2479:Norwegian
2443:Stop bath
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321:Overview
290:Timeline
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2574:Outline
2510:Related
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2112:Denmark
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1998:History
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1821:Panning
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1680:Wedding
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2122:India
2107:China
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