well Joseph Niepce didnt really invent a process of any really he just made the first basic camera then took a picture
he invented when he was in his 20s to 30
Nicephore Niepce is credited with inventing the first successful photographic process in the 1820s, known as heliography. He created the first known photograph called "View from the Window at Le Gras" using this technique.
The father of Joseph Nicephore Niepce was Claude Niepce, and his mother was Claudine Josephe Barault. He also had a brother named Claude-Felix-Abel Niepce, who was an author and an inventor.
Joseph Nicephore Niepce was born on the 7th of March 1765 and died in 1833.
Nicephore Niepce (born Joseph Niepce) is often credited with the invention of photography. He had one older brother, one younger brother, and one sister.
Abel Niepce de Saint-Victor was born in 1805.
Abel Niepce de Saint-Victor died in 1870.
French inventor, Joseph Niepce, was born on March 7, 1765 and passed away on July 5, 1833 at the age of 68. Niepce is credited with inventing photography as well as the first internal combustion engine.
in 1814
He was an inventor. He invented the camera.
He couldn't draw. Seriously. When Niepce was alive, a popular artist's tool was the "camera obscura." If you know what a pinhole camera is, you're one step ahead of the game here. Instead of using film, the camera obscura had a sheet of really thin paper in it. An image appeared on the paper; to make it permanent you traced it with a pencil. Niepce didn't have a steady-enough hand to make good tracings, so he invented a way to make the camera do the work for him.