Zoetrope
This week we learnt about the earliest form of moving imagery - The Zoetrope.
Invented in 1834 by Edward Muybridge, it was the first mechanic device that displayed images so that they appeared to move.
A sequence of 12 still images were shown in quick succession so that the object appeared to move as it would in real life.
Here are some of our finished products.
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