They had successfully developed a mature Photography Technique, so naturally the three of them wanted to report their achievement to the Chieftain. Such a miraculous technology would surely prove extremely useful. Even without any special application, simply selling it on the market would have tremendous commercial value.
Qu Bing had even begun imagining that once he joined the army, he would leave his wife at home to open a Photo Studio. It would surely bring in a very decent income, while also giving his wife something to do.
Thus, the three of them immediately packed the four completed photographic plates into a parcel. They also wrote a long letter detailing the research process and sent everything to Luo Chong by giant eagle.
Because the Silver Plate photographic technique was relatively costly, the three of them did not dare use public experimental resources on a large scale for private photography. Reporting the results to the Chieftain as quickly as possible was what truly mattered.
Luo Chong received their letter that very morning. With a giant eagle's flying speed, the journey of over a hundred kilometers from Lake Heart Island to Hanyang City took at most an hour.
When Luo Chong opened the parcel and saw the four photographs wrapped layer upon layer in cotton cloth, he was completely stunned. He had never expected the people at the institute to create such a meaningful invention without any prompting from him whatsoever.
To be honest, so many years had passed that Luo Chong could barely remember exactly what early photographic technology required. He only recalled that one first had to take a negative latent image, then develop the photograph with a developing agent, and finally fix it with a fixing agent. That was merely the negative; afterward, it had to be transferred in