History of Animation

Traditional animation is a picture of painting first drawn on paper; this is also known as cell animation or hand-drawn animation. Animation is usually drawn slightly differently from the previous one, but this is often referred to as motion illusion. One of the earliest examples of animation was when Dr. Joseph Antoine and Dr. Simon Littler created a machine named phenakitstoscope in 1831. This machine keeps people staring at the rotating disk. Rotating at the correct speed will make the image appear to be moving.

Names like the Joseph Antoine Plateau and J. Stuart Blackton historically produced the first animation, which later influenced other movies such as popular movies and Disney. Today's animation technology was used to create a great work of art. In theory, the animation started when a person named Peter Roger proposed to the Royal Society a theory called "persistence of the vision" in 1824. His theory is that the human eye can hold the image for only about 0.05 seconds and then lose the image and can obtain another image that is similar to the previous image but has a different viewing angle. This is said to lead to the theory that our ability to handle a series of images as dynamic images is due to this "visual sustainability" theory.

The history of animation found visual sustainability in the early 1800s. Our eyes and brain have a visual impression of about 1/30 second. In a certain field of view, you will not notice that the screen of the movie is dark for half the time. Also, television images are bright, fast and discrete, spreading throughout the screen. The movie will display a new frame (still picture of movie clip) every 1 / 24th of a second, and the same frame will be displayed three times during this period ... animated type of "Snow White and 7 dwarfs" by Madagascar Development animation type is still one of the most popular genres for adults and children. In this article, I will investigate the type of animation in detail, investigate the method used throughout the type of animation, and also explain the changes made since the beginning of the initial animation.

Throughout the history of animation, almost all major versions come from the US, Europe, or Japan. In fact, at the Annecy International Animation Film Festival, the world's largest animation festival, 52 movies were nominated for the best animation by 2002. One from China, one from Cuba, the rest from Europe, Japan, or the United States. Korea still has a long way to the success of world-class animation, but it has a huge foundation of animation talent, and my breakthrough victory at the beautiful girl Mary is in Annecy We opened the way to a successful Korean movie series. road