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A lot of people say it was for entertaining and other people say its just because he was curious but i think it was because he was smart and he got into thins like motion pictures because he liked it and he wanted to try to improve it and make it better.
Thomas Edison did not invent motion pictures. He is known for improving upon existing technologies and innovations in the field of motion pictures, such as the development of the kinetoscope and kinetograph in the late 19th century.
Thomas Edison invented the phonograph, the motion picture camera, and the electric light bulb.
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Thomas Edison invented the first practical incandescent light bulb and the phonograph. William Dickson, a collaborator of Edison, is known for inventing the first motion picture camera, called the Kinetograph, along with the Kinetoscope for viewing motion pictures.
Thomas Armat did not invent the projector, but he did work on the development of early motion picture technology in collaboration with Thomas Edison. Armat and Edison had a legal dispute over the invention of the projector, leading to the creation of the Vitascope, which is considered one of the early motion picture projectors.
Edison did not invent the movie projector.Charles Francis Jenkins and Thomas Armat have the patent for the original motion picture projector...The Phantoscope, initially designed by Jenkins alone.The projector was sold to Edison whom re-named it the Vitascope and began using it to show motion pictures in a NYC theater in 1896. For marketing purposes, Edison put his name on it. But, he did not invent the projector.There were various other devises and inventors that made pictures move in a more primitive fashion. Jenkins' Phantoscope, which used flim and electric light, is considered to be the one that ushered in the modern era of motion picture projection, with design and principles still used today.Read more: How_old_was_Thomas_Edison_when_he_invented_the_movie_projector
Thomas Edison invented the motion picture camera around 1888.
Thomas Edison invented the motion picture in 1896
Thomas Edison invented the motion picture camera around 1888.
1870 - Stock Ticker 1877 - Phonograph 1878 - Carbon Microscope 1879 - Light Bulb 1888 - Kinetoscope 1896 - Vitascope In 1870, he invented his first successful invention, the stock ticker. A stock ticker prints current prices from the stock market. It was the first to print words as well as numbers. He invented the phonograph in 1877. The phonograph device was used to record and replay sound from a cylinder. From 1877 to 1878, he invented the carbon microphone. The carbon microphone makes voices louder on the telephone. In 1879, Thomas invented the light bulb. His first successful bulb glowed for 13 hours. He invented the kinetoscope in 1888. The kinetoscope records and reproduces objects in motion. Edison invented the vitascope in 1896. The vitascope was used to project motion pictures in public screenings in New York City.
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Edison did not invent the movie projector. Charles Francis Jenkins and Thomas Armat have the patent for the original motion picture projector...The Phantoscope, initially designed by Jenkins alone. The projector was sold to Edison whom re-named it the Vitascope and began using it to show motion pictures in a NYC theater in 1896. For marketing purposes, Edison put his name on it. But, he did not invent the projector. There were various other devises and inventors that made pictures move in a more primitive fashion. Jenkins' Phantoscope, which used flim and electric light, is considered to be the one that ushered in the modern era of motion picture projection, with design and principles still used today.
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Vitascope is an early film projector which was debuted in 1895 by Charles Francis Jenkins and Thomas Armat.
Thomas Edison invented the phonograph, the electric light bulb; improved the telephone, and the motion picture camera, but I am not aware of any work with animals.
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