HISTORY OF FLIP BOOKS OWEN DELO The first

HISTORY OF FLIP BOOKS OWEN DELO

• The first flipbook appeared A French inventor in 1868 when it was Etienne-Jules patented by John Barnes Linnett under the Marey, who in 1882 name kineograph (Latin for invented the first "moving picture"). His kineograph was the first portable movie form of animation to use a camera – but it wasn’t linear sequence of images – like a booklet - rather than shaped like a camera the circular drums most at all – it was shaped others used. From 1875 to like a rifle and it took 1900 several pioneers of moving images made rapid photographs that discoveries and created could be turned into incredible inventions. One of the greatest names in the moving images. It was history of the moving image a brilliant invention, is Eadweard Muybridge was an eccentric and revolutionised genius. For years he had moving image as a been a very successful whole. landscape photographer, but in the early 1870’s he invented a way to rig many. Muybridge and Marey met in Paris to cameras so that they would take similar photos in rapidshare ideas, and Muybridge kept inventing better cameras. He order. Then when the photos were put together to be viewed quickly one afterinvented the first movie camera and an early viewing device called the other they created moving images. a Kinetoscope. At about the same time, the Lumière brothers in France were also working to invent movie cameras and projectors, and

A simple flipbook works on the same basic principle that the most advanced movies and videos do. The main difference is that in movies and videos you're looking at pictures of light that are projected or transmitted on to a screen, and in a flipbook you're looking at pictures that are printed onto pieces of paper. A very similar instrument, the Mutoscope, was patented in 1894 by the American engineer Herman Casler. The Filoscope is a type of Flip Book patente d in 1897 by English filmmaker Henry William, and sold through his Anglo. French company Filoscope Syndicate.