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The History of Cinema: 1889 |
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William Friese-Greene shoots 20 feet of film in London’s Hyde Park.[MORE] |
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William Friese-Greene applies for a patent for his single lens chronophotographic camera [ADD] |
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| – Wordsworth Donisthorpe registers a patent for a camera that records motion, but is ultimately unable to find funding to develop his invention. [MORE] | ||||
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Hannibal Goodwin solves the problem of his celluloid film curling by coating it with a sensItised gelatine emulsion. [MORE] |
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George Eastman and Henry Reichenbach simultaneously apply for a patent for a transparent roll of film made from fusel oil, camphor and amyl nitrate dissolved in nitrocellulose and wood alcohol. [MORE] |
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Edison and W. K. L. Dickson claim to have invented a machine that synchronises motion pictures and sound. [MORE] |
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