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Оригинал взят у в Mutoscope
Great Britain, ca. 1899
The mutoscope is an early type of cinematography, invented by Herman Casler and patented in 1895.
The principle of operating a mutoscope is similar to that of the 'flicker book' giving the illusion of movement by viewing sequential still photographs in rapid succession. The mutoscope is made up of about 680 photographic prints mounted оn a wheel made to revolve by turning a handle. A small catch in the casing holds each photograph in full view until it is pushed forward by the force of those compressed behind it.
Historical Associations
The event captured in the mutoscope shows Queen Victoria (facing the camera), and other dignitaries, drawing up in a carriage outside this Museum, and a female student of the Royal College of Art presenting the Queen with a bouquet of flowers. The carriage then moves away from the stand. This marked the occasion of the laying of the foundation stone in 1899 for the extensive new building work.
© Victoria and Albert Museum, London
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Оригинал взят у в Кинокамера 1928-го года
Bell & Howell Filmo № 75
The beautiful Filmo 75 is a 16mm movie camera, produced in Chicago beginning in 1928. It was intended for amateur use, but the quality of its construction makes it easy to see why Bell & Howell cameras were the tools of choice for Hollywood studios in the early days of motion pictures.
Although rather heavy by today's standards, the 75 was quite compact for its time, and was marketed as a ladies' camera. Its ornate leather covering was available in Walnut Brown, Ebony Black, and Silver Birch