Daguerreotypist
Daguerreotypist
Daguerreotype, the first photographic technique using mercury.
—On the back of the silvered glass plate, which is polished like a mirror.
The portrait of the subject appears as if it is shimmering, reproduced with astonishing precision, down to the smallest hair.
Perhaps the magical power of the noble metal "silver" also helped.
People at that time were awed and amazed by these beautiful and fragile silver photographs.
The encounter between two brothers and the traveling Daguerreotype photographer.
A secret agreement between the two submerged in mercury film...
A story of those who lie at the bottom of the liquid mirror of memory.
(Source: Gettosha, translated)
Daguerreotype, the first photographic technique using mercury.
—On the back of the silvered glass plate, which is polished like a mirror.
The portrait of the subject appears as if it is shimmering, reproduced with astonishing precision, down to the smallest hair.
Perhaps the magical power of the noble metal "silver" also helped.
People at that time were awed and amazed by these beautiful and fragile silver photographs.
The encounter between two brothers and the traveling Daguerreotype photographer.
A secret agreement between the two submerged in mercury film...
A story of those who lie at the bottom of the liquid mirror of memory.
(Source: Gettosha, translated)
Daguerreotype, the first photographic technique using mercury.
—On the back of the silvered glass plate, which is polished like a mirror.
The portrait of the subject appears as if it is shimmering, reproduced with astonishing precision, down to the smallest hair.
Perhaps the magical power of the noble metal "silver" also helped.
People at that time were awed and amazed by these beautiful and fragile silver photographs.
The encounter between two brothers and the traveling Daguerreotype photographer.
A secret agreement between the two submerged in mercury film...
A story of those who lie at the bottom of the liquid mirror of memory.
(Source: Gettosha, translated)
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How many volumes does Daguerreotypist have?
Daguerreotypist has 1 volume.
Is Daguerreotypist completed?
As of now, Daguerreotypist has finished.
When did Daguerreotypist start publishing?
Daguerreotypist started publishing on March 1, 2009.
What kind of manga is Daguerreotypist?
Daguerreotypist is a manga, originally from Japan.