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Animation: Grade 10

Animation can be defined in several ways but generally refers to rapidly displaying a sequence of images to create the illusion of movement. This is made possible by the phenomenon of persistence of vision, where the human eye retains a vision for about one-twentieth of a second. Early forms of animation date back to ancient drawings and inventions like the zoetrope and praxinoscope that used successive images to simulate motion, while modern animation is often created using tools like flipbooks or animated cartoons made from sequences of drawings.

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Animation: Grade 10

Animation can be defined in several ways but generally refers to rapidly displaying a sequence of images to create the illusion of movement. This is made possible by the phenomenon of persistence of vision, where the human eye retains a vision for about one-twentieth of a second. Early forms of animation date back to ancient drawings and inventions like the zoetrope and praxinoscope that used successive images to simulate motion, while modern animation is often created using tools like flipbooks or animated cartoons made from sequences of drawings.

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ANIMATION

Grade 10
Animation is a
broad term. As a
matter of fact
there are many
definitions.
DICTIONARY.COM

a motion picture made by


photographing successive positions of
inanimate objects same as puppets or
mechanical parts
MERRIAM WEBSTER

ONLINE
animation is animated cartoon, a
motion picture made from a series of
drawings simulating motion by means
of slight progressive changes.
WIKIPEDIA

a rapid display of sequence of image


of 2-D or 3-D artwork or model
positions in order to create illusion of
movement.
PERSISTENCE OF VISION
PERSISTENCE OF VISION

IS A PHENOMENON BY WHICH THE EYE

RETAINS A VISON FOR ABOUT ONE-TWENTY

FIFTH OF A SECOND THEREBY CREATING THE

ILLUTION OF MOTION FOR RELATED IMAGE

SHOWN ON IT.
HISTORY OF

ANIMATION
ANIMATION

since the beggining of time it is the


desire of a man to illustrate motion in
their drawings. The early cave painting of
animals with multiple legs and even
LEONARDO da VINCI's anatomical studies
show detailed drawing of suppose motion.
ANIMATION TOOLS

Zoetrope
Said to be invented in China by Ting
Huan in 180 AD.

Made up of translucent paper panels


painted with sequence of actions.
ANIMATION TOOLS

Zoetrope by William George


Horner
A cylindrical shape with slits along
the side and inside are pictures of
progressive photographs.
ANIMATION TOOLS

Thaumatrope
A toy of the Victorian Era which was a circular
disk with 2 images on each side and its center
is tied to a string.
ANIMATION TOOLS

Phenakistoscope

Invented in 1831, by Simon von Stampfer and


Joseph Plateau
ANIMATION TOOLS

Flip book
In 1863 it was patented by John Linnet.

Essentially a series of sequential


pictures which when flipped at a
high speed it creates an illusion.
ANIMATION TOOLS

Praxinoscope A more complicated version of


Zoetrope invented by Charles
Emile Reynaud.
It includes steady mirror inside a
cylinder to improve the quality of
the image for a clearer animation.
ANIMATION TOOLS

Magic Lantern
Considered as the classic
projector
It uses simple lamp and
transluscent oil painting which
project larger on a flat surface

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