A HISTORY OF EDISON'S WEST ORANGE LABORATORY 1887-1931

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G. The rapid development photography the years after the Civil War gave Edison encouragement and inspiration. Horner. The revolving cylinder— a recuring motif Edison's inventions— was often the format of toys that gave the visual impression movement, such the zoetrope. Many other machines were available that used moving pictures give the illusion of movement. His first experiments West Orange were directed finding mechanical means exploit the persistence vision phenomenon moving images quickly past the viewer's line sight. Edison knew all about the zoetrope and had bought several other similar toys. The photographer Eadweard Muybridge greatly impressed Edison and . In his attempt join sight and sound, Edison naturally hoped achieve visual reproduction the same mechanical form reproduced sound, using the phonograph analogy in his first experimental apparatus.VI-32 which focused light chalk drum. This apparatus shows how Edison used photographic techniques his thinking about O Q recording and reproducing sounds revolving drum. This device was the work English mathematician W. The zoetrope was comprised number pictures viewed through slots cylinder; the cylinder was turned the pictures appeared move. used the illusion persistence of vision— when the eye retains image short time after has disappeared. was always alert opportunities presented technological advance and quick exploit the work others