William Friese-Greene's Stereo Cine Camera
- Made:
- circa 1890 in London
- maker:
- A Lege and Company Limited
- designer:
- William Friese-Greene
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LicenseStereo cine camera invented by William Friese Greene
National Media Museum
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Stereo cine camera invented by William Friese Greene
National Media Museum
Public domain, contact Science & Society Picture Library for commercial usage
Stereo cine camera invented by William Friese Greene
National Media Museum
Public domain, contact Science & Society Picture Library for commercial usage
Stereo cine camera invented by William Friese Greene
National Media Museum
Public domain, contact Science & Society Picture Library for commercial usage
Stereo cine camera invented by William Friese Greene
National Media Museum
Public domain, contact Science & Society Picture Library for commercial usage
Stereo cine camera invented by William Friese Greene
National Media Museum
Public domain, contact Science & Society Picture Library for commercial usage
Stereo cine camera invented by William Friese Greene
National Media Museum
Public domain, contact Science & Society Picture Library for commercial usage
Stereo cine camera invented by William Friese Greene
National Media Museum
Public domain, contact Science & Society Picture Library for commercial usage
Stereo cine camera invented by William Friese Greene
National Media Museum
Public domain, contact Science & Society Picture Library for commercial usage
Stereo cine camera invented by William Friese Greene
National Media Museum
Public domain, contact Science & Society Picture Library for commercial usage
Stereo cine camera invented by William Friese Greene
National Media Museum
Public domain, contact Science & Society Picture Library for commercial usage
35mm stereo cine camera invented by William Friese Greene
National Media Museum
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Stereo cine camera invented by William Friese Greene
National Media Museum
Public domain, contact Science & Society Picture Library for commercial usage
Stereo cine camera invented by William Friese Greene
National Media Museum
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William Friese-Greene's Stereo Cine Camera
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William Friese-Greene's Stereo Cine Camera, 1890
Science Museum Group Collection
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William Friese-Greene's Stereo Cine Camera, about 1890
Science Museum Group Collection
© The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum
William Friese-Greene's Stereo Cine Camera, manufactured by A Lege & Co, London c. 1890. With brass plate on front, etched 'A Lege & Co / Makers / London'.
This camera (shown without lenses) was patented by Friese-Greene (1855-1921) in 1893, but is based on a similar design by Frederick Varley, patented in 1890. It has many of the characteristics of the successful moving picture cameras of 1896, but was unable to take photographs at sufficient speed to produce a true moving picture effect.
Having invented a means of projecting sequential photographs by lantern slides in the 1880s, Friese-Greene is hailed by some as the English inventor of cinematography.
Details
- Category:
- Cinematography
- Object Number:
- 1950-174
- Materials:
- wood (unidentified), brass (copper, zinc alloy), steel (metal), leather and celluloid
- Measurements:
-
overall: 285 mm x 260 mm x 180 mm, 6.4 kg
- type:
- cine camera
- credit:
- The National Media Museum, Bradford
