The story of the oldest image "Selfie" in history .. Who is the owner?

CNN has published a black-and-white photograph that she said was the first Sylvie picture in history, indicating she was 180 years old.


She explained that a museum specializing in pictures, had discovered this picture in 2013, which he described as the discovery of "the year", because of its importance and value.

She claimed that the picture was inspiring to capture the "Silvie" profile around the world later, noting that he was working to keep it in the Library of Congress.

Turn-between the museum that the picture belonged to a person named Robert Cornelius, a photography enthusiast, was living in the state of Philadelphia.

That self-portrait of Sylvie was picked up in October 1839, when he was in the backyard of his family's lighting shop.

In order to capture that image, he used a newly discovered technique called Dagorotepe, working through a large camera box with a lens designed by a pair of opera glasses, and then displayed for freezing.

According to reports, Cornelius took the light for 3 to 15 minutes and remained steady for a long time to capture that image.