Frederick Archer
Frederick Archer was a British photographer known for inventing the collodion process, which allowed for clearer images and the production of prints on paper, thus advancing the field of photography in the mid-19th century.
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Frederick Archer replaced Daguerre's method, offering superior clarity and the ability to produce prints on paper.
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