This hasn't really changed since the invention of photography in the 1830s.

自19世纪30年代摄影术发明以来，这点就没发生什么变化。

Daguerre was awarded a lifetime government pension, and the principle credit for inventing photography, sealing his place in the history books.

达盖尔被授予终身政府津贴，并因发明摄影术而获得主要荣誉，这使他在历史书中占有一席之地。

Others note that with rapid increases in telephotography and the science of acoustics, the days of privacy are numbered.

其它人则指出随着远距离摄影术和音响科学的快速增长，拥有隐私的日子屈指可数。

The method used to estimate the age of the dust sample is called atom probe tomography.

用来估计尘样本年龄的法叫做原子探针断层摄影术。

This technique is called chronophotography, and the results show something human eyes will never see on their own: individual stages of motion.

这种技术被称为时间摄影术，其结果显示了一些人眼永远无法单看到的东西: 运动的各个阶段。

Muography is nothing new in that sense.

穆斯摄影术在那个意义上并不新鲜。

So after photography was announced and people realized this could be a great way to take a photograph of a person, we'd want to be able to do that.

因此， 在摄影术问世并被人们认识到这是拍摄人物照片的绝佳，我们自然希望能掌握这一技术。

But then when photography came, it sort of relaxed that requirement, but there were still some things you had to draw, because photography wasn't all that sensitive to light.

但随着摄影术的出现， 这一要求在某种程度上得到了放松，但仍有一些东西需要手绘，因为摄影对光的敏感度并不那么高。

Specifically, some paranormal investigators think Maria had an ability called Thottography, The theory says that some people can create images using only the power of their minds.

具体而言，一些超自然现象调查者认为玛利亚拥有一种被称为“心灵摄影术”的能力。 该理论认为， 某些人仅凭心灵力量就能创造出图像。

Every day, we upload more photos and videos to the internet that existed in the world in the first hundred years of photography.

每天，我们上传到互联网的照片和视频数量，超过了摄影术诞生头一百年里全世界拍摄的总和。

So for this, we have to go back to 1800s. You have to go back to the inception of photography. No kidding.

所以，我们要追溯到19世纪。我们要回到摄影术诞生的时代。这不是开玩笑。

As well as his pioneering work in astrophotography, Gill developed the use of the heliometer, a device for measuring stellar parallax.

除了在天体摄影术面的开创性工作外，吉尔还发展了使用测日仪的法，这是一种用于测量恒星视差的仪器。

Well, funnily enough, the words photography and photograph are good examples of today's topic, which is word stress.

有趣的是， 摄影术和照片这两个词很好地说明了今天的主题，即单词重音。

Sentence 43 Even those artists who were most dependent on photography became reluctant to admit that they made use of it, in case this compromised their professional standing

即使是那些对摄影术最为依赖的艺术家们也变得不愿意承认他们使用过摄影术，以防这会影响到他们的专业地位。

Anyway, these words, like geography, biography and photography, are all nouns.

总之，这些词，比如地理学、传记和摄影术，都是名词。

So it really started sort of 1870s and really began to take a hold of people's interest to the point in which in 1896 was when the first moving picture was screened to an audience in Paris.

因此，摄影术真正始于19世纪70年代，并逐渐引起了人们的浓厚兴趣，以至于到了1896年，第一部电影在巴黎向观众放映。

I didn't know you were into photography.

我不知道你对摄影术感兴趣。

Daguerre wrote a pamphlet that gave everybody guidance on how to use a daguerreotype.

达盖尔撰写了一本小册子，为人们使用银版摄影术提供了指导。

Early, early on, photographers were keen to try to get the camera into the air, because it is a perspective that we humans cannot have.

早在摄影术初期， 摄影师们就热衷于尝试将相机升空，因为这种视角是我们人类无法直接获得的。

We've looked at the stress patterns of words that end in PHY, like photography, And words ending with IC, like photographic.

我们研究了以PHY结尾的单词的重音模，比如摄影术， 以及以IC结尾的单词，比如摄影的。