William Henry Fox Talbot's photographic system,_____________,was superior to the daguerreotype because it permitted shorter exposure times,among other reasons.

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The photographic system described is known as the calotype, which was developed by William Henry Fox Talbot. It was superior to the daguerreotype in permitting shorter exposure times, as well as the ability to produce multiple prints from a single negative, allowing for greater distribution and commercialization of photographs. Speedy exposure, emulsification, and persistence of vision are not specific terms related to Talbot's photographic system.

William Henry Fox Talbot's Photographic System,_____________,was Superior to the Daguerreotype