THE FIRST
MOVING IMAGES
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The late 19th century saw nascent motion picture technology develop at a rapid pace as cameras and other technology slowly became mainstream. One of the earliest attempts at a moving image was the result of a test by the film pioneer Eadweard Muybridge.
The purpose of the 24 rapidly taken photographs of a galloping horse was
to see whether a horse lifts all four of its feet off the ground during
a gallop, which human eyes cannot see at a certain speed. The images
showed that a horse sometimes has all 4 feet off the ground
simultaneously.
In 1880 Muybridge showed the images at the California School of Fine Arts - the first ever motion picture exhibition.
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