50mm film

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50mm film is a photographic film that was primarily used as recording material in the early days of film .

For example, the assembled brothers Skladanowsky their projection apparatus Bioskop (1895) with 50 mm film, while Edison for its Kinetographen the bisected 70 mm - Roll film from Kodak with 35 mm started (1894), as well as the Lumiere brothers for their Cinématographe (1895 ).

Also Auguste Blaise Baron (1855-1938) produced for his Graphophonoscope (around 1898) together with the cinematographer Félix Mesguich movies on 35mm material.

See also

Electrotachyscope , Phantascope , Praxinoscope , Tachyscope , Vitascope , Zoöpraxiscope u. a.
Chronophotography
Panorama , diorama
Magic lantern

literature

Harald Jossé: The making of the sound film . Freiburg, Munich: Verlag Karl Alber 1984
Stephen Herbert and Luke McKernan (eds.): Who's Who of Victoria Cinema ( information , order )
Camille Baron: "Mon père: Auguste Baron" and Jean Vivié: "Le premier studio d'enregistrement de films sonores fut monté en 1898 à Asnières par A. Baron". In: Bulletin de L'AFITEC no.30 (1970)

Web links

http://www.victorian-cinema.net/index.htm - Who's Who of Victoria Cinema (British Film Institute)