What was unique about Daguerre's approach to the diorama?
Used live actors
Used natural light
Used elaborate mechanical movements
Used watercolors
Answer
Daguerre's approach to the diorama was unique in its use of elaborate mechanical movements. These movements created the illusion of depth and movement within the diorama, making it a more immersive and engaging experience for viewers. Daguerre's dioramas were often large-scale and featured detailed scenery, lighting effects, and sound effects, all of which worked together to create a sense of realism and wonder.
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