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Eadweard Muybridge |
Galloping horse motion study of "animal locomotion" to prove that 4 legs of the horse came off ground at once Inspired by a bet Used 12 cameras Used a grid for scientific aesthetic in background |
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Animal locomotion |
A series of images assembled together to produce the illusion of motion of animals and humans Taken from multiple perspectives ("front and side") |
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Etienne-Jules Marey |
Uses a photograph to produce multiple images on a single plate Motion study Objective study of motion How > What |
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Thomas Eakins |
Scholar using motion photography as a study for his paintings Worked with Muybridge making similar photographs of motion Published a subscription called "animal locomotion" |
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George Eastman |
Kodak invention 1888 Brownie box cost $1 in 1900 Standardization of photography "You press the button, we do the rest" Mass photography |
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Kodak box camera |
Good 100 photos No view finder Round images $25 ~ $600 today Coined the term "snapshot" Send reel to kodak, they expose, and return |
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Color photography |
John Herschel discovers RGB additive image Lumiere Brothers create first practical means of color photography known as autocross Saturated and pastel colors 3 clicks (one in R,G,B) amount to one additive image |
