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  "headline": "Photography History",
  "description": "Photography (from Greek: 'drawing with light') evolved from camera obscura → daguerreotype (1839, Daguerre) → calotype (Talbot, 1841, first negative-positive process) → film (Kodak, 1888, 'you press the button, we do the rest') → color (Autochrome, 1907; Kodachrome, 1935) → digital (first digital camera: Kodak, 1975) → smartphone cameras.",
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