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 The working replica of the camera designed and built c.1894 (or earlier) by Max and Emil Skladanowsky, brothers in a family of magic lantern showmen, is a faithfully copy of the surviving machine.The rather crudely constructed camera was designed to accept unperforated celluloid film, and used a worm-gear intermittent movement, to shoot their first film footage, forty eight frames, of Emil.By mid summer 1895 Max had developed the Bioskop projector, a device using two loops of film.
The Skladanowsky brothers went on to give the first shows of projected films to a paying audience in Berlin in November 1895. This replica is a copy of the camera now in the Museum of Technology, Berlin. |
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Replica camera on replica tripod
Replica camera
Replica camera
Replica camera, rear view
Replica camera, rear view
Replica camera, lens panel removed
Replica camera, rear panel removed
Replica camera, mechanism
Replica camera, mechanism
Replica camera, mechanism
Print of original camera
Original camera
Original camera rear
Original camera, rear panel removed
Original camera mechanism
Original camera mechanism
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