What are the main differences between a tintype and a daguerreotype in terms of their photographic processes and characteristics?

A tintype is a photograph made on a thin sheet of metal using a wet collodion process, while a daguerreotype is an image produced on a silver-coated copper plate using a polished silver surface. Tintypes are more durable and easier to produce, while daguerreotypes have a higher level of detail and clarity.