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Bayard literally just said "That feeling when someone uses your work and passes it off as their own" It was literally a photo and a caption. Bruh, he made a meme.
@Re Up In other documentaries, Daguerre is noted for also having prevented the earlier inventors from showcasing their work as well. Daguerre, overall, was a horrible person.
@Re Up This is true but you have to remember he didn't know they invented it when he did so you can imagine his disappointment when he thought he invented an immensely important thing but was just a tad bit late to the party. That's why people feel bad for him
@@NewbyTon Perhaps read some wikipedia articles or something? en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Color_photography You can't be serious, right? Watercolor paintings?
Well.. he made it, didn't he? His life and his work is being shown to audiences so large that he could have never imagined it, almost 200 years later no less.
Louis Daguerre was a French painter who created "daguerreotypes", a process that gave portraits a sharp reflective style, like a mirror. Now you're totally stuck in the Retro Zone. Sad face.
Unlike Talbot's process, Bayard's process did not produce a negative that can be used to produce an unlimited number of positive prints, but a direct positive process, making each picture unique. If one needed a unique picture, daguerréotype gives that extra quality, so when all is said and done, Bayard's process, like the daguerréotype, was a dead end.
As a photographer: THANK YOU for doing this series. I love Vox but this series is by far my favourite. I thought I knew a lot about photography but you showed me something new. Please keep this series going!
How have I never heard of this guy before? Wow he may not have been credited for inventing photography but ultimately created a new form of creative expression at the time
1:41 “Which process gave birth to the first self-portraits?” “The Daguerrian Process, Louis Daguerre made his portraits reflective like a mirror” (Life is strange fans already know what this is)
darkroom is a very interesting new series that combines both technology, more specifically, film/photography with history! and you know what, I LOVE IT! both of those topics interests me
This was fascinating. I knew multiple people had played around with photography but I hadn't known anyone else was so close to introducing a method to the world. Bayard's photos also have a gorgeous clarity to them, at least sometimes. Thank you for sharing such a great photo and an interesting counter figure in early photography.
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Imagine someone invented a time machine and we took it back to the 1890's. Imagine what someone who a PICTURE (2:26, for example) was the "fantasy of dreams". Imagine showing them VR, and then imagine where we'll be as the human race fifty years from now.
People dont pay attention and observe. They go off of first sight and what the next person says and most importantly nowadays TV and media. Just because it was put in a book or on TV does not mean its true people!!!
One of the many reasons the daguerreotype was so popular was because of its extremely high quality, unlike many others techniques that came before or after 1839.
That's just the history of inventions. Somebody creates something amazing, and some rich bastard convinces him not to tell it to the public so he can get famous first. At least he didn't steal his invention ike people did with electricity and light bulbs
this is a very cool story! I was always passively confused about why so many different people are credited with invention of photography and now I know more!
He photographed the Laocoön group statue in Rome?! 5:13 Some of the sons' limbs that are missing today are still attached in the photograph, and the original bent arm of Laocöon had not been found yet.
As a fellow upcoming photographer, I can relate to this video a little further. You see, this whole commotion screams envy and resentment. It also screams an opportunistic ill minded dude. These are some of the early feelings of competition we still see in today's photography world. Many of the local togs, short for photographers, are super envious. I get that competition drives the market, but this is the personal side of it. What photographers, like me, actually experience. By the way, love the research @Vox , its phenomenal. Wish i could write like that when doing college researches haha.
19th century France is generally super fascinating. The long century of course from 1789 to 1914. It was a land filled with new ideas who did its best to find its footing in the modern world and all its steps lead to much progess in state administration, scientifc discoveries and such. So many different styles of goverments were tried and much of was worthy to bring to all societies found its way there.
Thank you for sharing from a light sculptor in the Show Me state. The history of photography is taken for granted. The light sculpting artist will always leave a little bit of him or herself in created images.
Do you think that if he was alive today he would appreciate that though the recognition as the inventor of photography was stolen from him, his legacy is as the inventor of photography as art?
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Hey please make a video on why fine dinning restaurant and why are they expensive?
Thank you.
@@desaiharsh5629 That would be a good one.
I think the photograph from the Battle of L.A would be a good darkroom episode
It's been 6 days man. Come up with the next video already. I want to watch some of this while eating dinner bro.
What’s the orchestra music called it sounds cool
Oh my gosh he's the great grandfather of clickbait
that's pretty awesome
Nobody :
TH-camrs Thumbnail : Ali-A lookalike thumbnail*
LMAO you're the next justin y.
the analogy!
Up you go!
these daguerrotypes had me DEAD!
You did it again Vox, you created a video on the subject that I have no knowledge and made it interesting
Vox should be more focused on these kinds of videos and leave these "opinions" out of their business. But who am I to tell what should they do...
@@benjaminkormendi9977 The propaganda machine gotta keep running
@@benjaminkormendi9977 another conservative snowflake😂😂😂
@@lmaolmfao3611 and fox news isn't a propaganda machine?🤔
@@stephcurry9524 damn I ain't conservative I'm in the middle but I rather go conservative than liberals...Jesus Christ I can't handle them snowflakes
it’s like when you tell a joke but someone else says it louder
I know exactly what you mean: th-cam.com/video/k1tsGGz-Qw0/w-d-xo.html
HIGH on POTenuse
The definition of marketing.
IT"S LIKE WHEN YOU TELL A JOKE BUT SOMEONE ELSE SAYS IT LOUDER
@@ronnygattuso1908 LOL
Bayard literally just said "That feeling when someone uses your work and passes it off as their own"
It was literally a photo and a caption.
Bruh, he made a meme.
The first meme
oh my god,
The first meme ;)
Memes were around long before him
Memes existed in the ancient Roman age
Anyone feel bad for M. Bayard??
Yeah! I would have hurt that politician then photographed it.
@Re Up In other documentaries, Daguerre is noted for also having prevented the earlier inventors from showcasing their work as well. Daguerre, overall, was a horrible person.
Yeah
@Re Up This is true but you have to remember he didn't know they invented it when he did so you can imagine his disappointment when he thought he invented an immensely important thing but was just a tad bit late to the party. That's why people feel bad for him
i always tell this to my younger ones.
You might argue that someone else invented the photogaphic process first, but he was the first photographer.
@Re Up I take lots of selfies, can I call myself a photographer?
@Re Up it's not literal.
@@p_eabean No.
@Re Up Just because whoever it was took a picture, does not make whoever it was a photographer.
GreenGrounds:....knee slapper....heh....heh...
_he's the OG sleeping selfie_
Bae caught me sleepin
@@tropezando 😳😳😳
Tf is a sleeping selfie
"I'm dead 💀💀" - bayard
💀💀 💀💀 💀💀 💀💀 💀💀
i{nsert skull emoji skull emoji
"omg not daguerre claiming he invented photography 🙄🙄" - bayard
Don't trust a Frenchman. Or a grown man with shoulder long hair. Or a band without a drummer. Actually don't trust anyone
Valentin S. Also, don't trust a song that's flawless
@@rotemtamir3404 cause it could be copyrighted
😂
I dont trust you to tell me who I shouldnt trust !
@CJ Satnarine And I dont trust people yelling at me about not trusting me for not trusting people telling me not to trust others !
If it wasn’t for this guy all the models on Instagram would not have a career
Shqipe lmao😂
you not wrong haha
Did you know that colour didn't exist before modern cameras?
I know this is a joke..
But paintings?
@@NewbyTon *W O K E*
@@NewbyTon what about meowmeow?
@@NewbyTon Perhaps read some wikipedia articles or something?
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Color_photography
You can't be serious, right? Watercolor paintings?
@@jacobhill1782 wait.. are you serious here? lol?
I just wish he could see this !
Me too. -Coleman
@@Vox My dog died...
@@senorswordfish6019 Yes
@@senorswordfish6019 I'm sorry to hear that
@MusicalGeek614 They tasted good tho so its ok
Imagine being the first to send a nude in history😲
Or sending one to anyone at all
Well.. he made it, didn't he? His life and his work is being shown to audiences so large that he could have never imagined it, almost 200 years later no less.
bayard was SOOOOO dramatic im obsessed lol
the first ever HOAX PHOTO then??
Croz Raven ya
Its just a prank bro
Not exactly, since nobody was claiming that was a real suicide
Louis Daguerre was a French painter who created "daguerreotypes", a process that gave portraits a sharp reflective style, like a mirror. Now you're totally stuck in the Retro Zone. Sad face.
L i f e I s s t r a n ge
that line did not age well.
@@laika6661 ?
life is strange - ahh haven't heard about it in a while
Vox TH-cam is the only Corporate TH-cam that makes good content
Tell me about it, I love them
Aye, only videos from them I dislike is when they get political though. Like most.
CNBC too, mate.
Yeah
What about Chedder, Cracked and Polygon?
Bayard’s method for exposing an image and developing it is more akin to the processes for film photography today, so in the long run he won I guess.
Unlike Talbot's process, Bayard's process did not produce a negative that can be used to produce an unlimited number of positive prints, but a direct positive process, making each picture unique. If one needed a unique picture, daguerréotype gives that extra quality, so when all is said and done, Bayard's process, like the daguerréotype, was a dead end.
I like how clickbait was invented almost as early as actual photography
This honestly makes me shutter
Ayyyyyyyyyyyyyyy
Shudder**
*@BALMAIN RICHARD* shutter?
@@vil5580 Its a joke
@lovedery its a joke
Lokie lokie, the worlds first "haha, you got pranked the camera is over there"
As a photographer: THANK YOU for doing this series. I love Vox but this series is by far my favourite. I thought I knew a lot about photography but you showed me something new. Please keep this series going!
How have I never heard of this guy before? Wow he may not have been credited for inventing photography but ultimately created a new form of creative expression at the time
Is it just me or would anyone love to see this as a full length film of Bayards life?
3:39 that guy’s name is Memes😂😂
Guess we found the inventor for that
Aditya Dandwate lol xd
As a photographer who has spent many years studying early photographers and their work, I love how this shines light on the lesser known
Who doesn’t love windmills?!!?
All you need is an emoji and OMG it will become a thumbnail
Man, thanks for bringing M. Bayard to my attention
1:41
“Which process gave birth to the first self-portraits?”
“The Daguerrian Process, Louis Daguerre made his portraits reflective like a mirror”
(Life is strange fans already know what this is)
i know somebody would comment this
I absolutely love the darkroom series, good job and keep doing what ure doing :))
darkroom is a very interesting new series that combines both technology, more specifically, film/photography with history! and you know what, I LOVE IT! both of those topics interests me
Wow! The Bayard man was a real genius (no joke).
This was fascinating. I knew multiple people had played around with photography but I hadn't known anyone else was so close to introducing a method to the world. Bayard's photos also have a gorgeous clarity to them, at least sometimes.
Thank you for sharing such a great photo and an interesting counter figure in early photography.
I love this series as a fan of Photography and as a fan of History. Bravo
“Windmills, he loved windmills” I lost it. My god that’s great.
Hey vox don't give Logan Paul more ideas
How to create viral Vox videos:
Violin, Base, Clicks, BaW pictures, Paced Deep Voice, non authoritative Proofs supporting cause, Scientific animations with lines going up and down right and left, small sized text, Intuitive but useless title, thumbnail and subject.
And make some of the social issue videos in between with Indian issues, that boosts the algorithm.
That's How Clickbait Born Boyzzz
Fascinating story about the intersection of art, commerce, and politics.📷
Thank God i have myself a canon camera.
but ur not bayard
I LOVE this series. please keep it going.
Imagine someone invented a time machine and we took it back to the 1890's. Imagine what someone who a PICTURE (2:26, for example) was the "fantasy of dreams". Imagine showing them VR, and then imagine where we'll be as the human race fifty years from now.
Ahh, louis daguerre. Heard this name before in life is strange.
I love DarkRoom it's really mysterious and ominous
Photography is just wonderful. Isn’t it?
Propaganda with Art Style
Protest With Art Style
Bayard really invent this..
More darkroom videos pleaaasee !!! I keep re watching old ones
Damnn I'm early on this one
In Spain Vox is a extremist political party 😂
Far right isn't it?
I studied Forensic Photography which includes Photography’s history and I never heard of this guy. That’s so sad..
People dont pay attention and observe. They go off of first sight and what the next person says and most importantly nowadays TV and media. Just because it was put in a book or on TV does not mean its true people!!!
One of the many reasons the daguerreotype was so popular was because of its extremely high quality, unlike many others techniques that came before or after 1839.
windmill, he loves windmills
3:35 J.S MEMES, LL.D big lol
what's that orchestra music called sounds creepy yet interesting
omigod when you said he killed himself i litterly felt my heart drop
That's just the history of inventions. Somebody creates something amazing, and some rich bastard convinces him not to tell it to the public so he can get famous first.
At least he didn't steal his invention ike people did with electricity and light bulbs
Louis Daguerre is tapping into the “Life is Strange” fanboy in me.
Francis Angelo Malubay i was looking for someone to say this
this is a very cool story! I was always passively confused about why so many different people are credited with invention of photography and now I know more!
Didn't expect to care so much about a damn camera. Great video!
I love this video thank you for this beautiful piece of information!
Amazing and excellent video. This is some of the best arts programing on the internet.
He photographed the Laocoön group statue in Rome?! 5:13
Some of the sons' limbs that are missing today are still attached in the photograph, and the original bent arm of Laocöon had not been found yet.
You're Vox's best creator. Love your videos.
I hope that somewhere in the spirit realm, M. Bayard is looking over someone's shoulder watching this video and smiling.
*Ancestors of TH-camr editors nowadays:*
The moment that he said that this man loves window I knew I am in
U know in Chinese a photo is called" zhao pian" which means "used to fake something " ... we can't really ever trust any photo (have a nice day )
vox is really succeeding my dark lusts of late...
As a fellow upcoming photographer, I can relate to this video a little further. You see, this whole commotion screams envy and resentment. It also screams an opportunistic ill minded dude. These are some of the early feelings of competition we still see in today's photography world. Many of the local togs, short for photographers, are super envious. I get that competition drives the market, but this is the personal side of it. What photographers, like me, actually experience.
By the way, love the research @Vox , its phenomenal. Wish i could write like that when doing college researches haha.
If you played "Life is Strange" some of these would sound familiar..
😂thought that too!
Did anyone else have doki doki flashbacks in the beginning of the video
He may not be the "Father of Photography" but he is the "Father of Art in Photography".
Darkroom is by far the best series (along with Borders) that you guys do!! Keep it up, amazingly interesting!
good thing logan paul wasnt there to film that lmaooo
Literal goosebumps towards the end of the vid. Thanks for sharing
19th century France is generally super fascinating. The long century of course from 1789 to 1914. It was a land filled with new ideas who did its best to find its footing in the modern world and all its steps lead to much progess in state administration, scientifc discoveries and such. So many different styles of goverments were tried and much of was worthy to bring to all societies found its way there.
Thank you for sharing from a light sculptor in the Show Me state. The history of photography is taken for granted. The light sculpting artist will always leave a little bit of him or herself in created images.
EXCELLENT! Thank you! Love these videos - Very useful and informative, very historic. Peace & Health!
Absolutely in love with this channel and it's informative videos!
Its dissappointing that we don't have a photograph of that meeting considered the birth of photography.
who else thought the title said "the first naked photograph"
Very interesting. I had never heard of either man. Thanks for sharing!
God bless you and keep you safe, high, and dry.
Photograph is just invented and someone is already faking it
Do you think that if he was alive today he would appreciate that though the recognition as the inventor of photography was stolen from him, his legacy is as the inventor of photography as art?
I swear this was called naked before
I’m used to you guys making SJW bullshit but you are actually starting to make good factual videos now
Adobe: use me for photoshop..
Bayard: hold my beer...😂
Am I the only one who read it as “The first naked photograph”.
No you are not. I only clicked on this video to find this comment.
Very little mention of Fox-Talbot here. Some details of each of the three types of process would be of interest.
i thought the title said "the first naked photograph"
Basically the kid in a talent show having the same performance as the kid right before him who just got there.
Good thing they dont take photos of the foods they're about to eat back then. 😁😊
He ended up dying of windmill cancer
I love VOX. Thank you!
How you know it's first, you should say that it's the earliest found...
hey one of the photos you showed as dag's was actually by Louis Le Prince