Chronophotograph of an exercise on the horizontal bar, 1906.

Chronophotograph of an exercise on the horizontal bar, 1906.

Helicon Remote also automates time-lapse shooting in combination with focus and exposure bracketing.

Time-lapse shooting is when you leave your camera to take shots automatically every few seconds, minutes, or hours.

Méliès virtually created cinema by combining the universe of Robert-Houdin with the cinematography of Marey and the Lumière brothers.

Marey was able to produce a set of sequential still images using continuous rolls of film, calling the technique chronophotography.

But the only ‘master’ that Patrick Bailly-Maître-Grand mentions is Etienne-Jules Marey, the father of chronophotography.

The last chapter of his book was devoted to microscopic chronophotography, which would later become microcinema.

[2] This was achieved through the development of Marey’s photographic gun (1882), which was based on the astronomical revolver of Jules Janssen (1874).

Marta Braun’s research area is chronophotography and particularly the work of E.J.Marey and Eadweard Muybridge.

The first studies on walking were made possible using chronophotography, which was invented by the physiologist Etienne-Jules Marey in 1892.

Marey was able to produce a sequential series of still images using rolls of continuous film, calling this technique chronophotography.

The images are inspired by chronophotography, a Victorian era photography method that combined multiple images to create movement, and edited digitally in Photoshop.

Gradually, it is the camera pictures that represent the aesthetic and the sports movement, chronophotography finding in it a prominent place.

Ever since Étienne Jules Marey invented chronophotography (which ultimately led to the birth of motion pictures), images have been used to study human movement.