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

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The strip kinetograph used two electric motors, one to drive the shutter and the other advance the strip means of perforations each side the strip. The box was attached cast iron base (no doubt dampen the vibration), and connected to . was a totally different machine from the one people associate with the motion picture camera. The image had held steady for fraction second or the persistence vision would not occur— all the viewer would see was blurred image. The rate exposure could taken as high forty per second and the strips were feet long. Housed large rectangular box, it was intended stay the Works and produce the media for the new form entertainment introduced the kinetoscope. The shutter and motor mechanism were assembled one unit and positioned directly behind the single lens.VI-38 had the highest priority, however, and there was no patent application until 1891, when Edison filed description of two machines: the kinetoscope for viewing pictures and the kinetograph for taking them. It was designed around the electric motor which powered the shutter and moved the film rapidly past it. The camera was conceived Edison the manufacturing part the system which produced the film product. (Illus 6-4 strip kinetograph, #6571) The film was held steady teeth which engaged the perforations while the exposure was made and then moved forward escapement mechanism for the next exposure