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Edward Muybridge-
Eadward Muybridge was born April 9 th 1930, he was an English photographer, which moved across to early work within motion-picture projection. Edward relocated across the world on many occasions, he first emigrated to New York to become a book seller, then to San Francisco. He returned to England in 1861 to pursue photography, learning the process of wet-plate collodion process, and gained a lot of investments due to his work. He is known for the usage of multiple cameras to explore the development of stop motion photographs. He was the creator of the Zoopraxiscope, in 1879. This was the manipulation of movement within the models to make it as though the silhouettes are moving.
The stop motion images are painted onto glass, which is then printed onto the disc photographically, the majority of these images are highly complex, having many moving pictures of humans as well as animals. He had extended the idea of the phenakistoscope, and had the ability to use new technology with multiple cameras to be able to capture the horse’ s feet lifting off the floor. The amount of images he took was controlled the amount of stop frames he wanted by setting of each camera along a line to extend the animation industry, to show how to push it to the next level.
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Lumiere brothers-
The Lumiere Brother Auguste and Louis joined the family experiments with photographic equipment and manufacturing business’ s. The brothers combined their brains together to create the device called the Cinematographe, which had the combination of cameras, printers and projectors. This was controlled to develop the camera speed to 16 frames per second. They were the creators of moving images really, it transferred from flat images to moving film from the progression over time. They did this to show the flow of movement, and how it can use models to manipulate the human eye. Around 450 Cinematographe were created, the films could capture movements in the town, in exotic locations, and even on moving vehicles. They didntinfact create their own technique but developed it greatly to create worldly cinema films. For their work together in creating improvements in both photography and motion pictures, the brothers are remembered for the aims