/dəˈɡɛrəˌtaɪps/
NOUN
Photographs produced using the daguerreotype process, in which images are formed on polished, silver-coated copper plates.
Unique photographic images made using the nineteenth-century daguerreotype process.
Detailed photographic representations of people, especially formal portraits created using the daguerreotype technique.
VERB
Creating photographic images on silver-coated plates using the historical daguerreotype technique.
Producing photographs of people, objects, or scenes using nineteenth-century daguerreotype methods.