William kennedy laurie dickson biography of donald

william kennedy laurie dickson biography of donald

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    • William Kennedy Laurie Dickson | American inventor - Britannica

      William Kennedy Laurie Dickson (3 August – 28 September ) was a British - American inventor who devised an early motion picture camera under the employment of Thomas Edison.

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  • The typical William Kennedy Laurie Dickson biography (see for example the Antonia Dickson sketch) states that he descended from the great.

    • William Kennedy Dickson - Viquipèdia, l'enciclopèdia lliure

      William Kennedy Dickson was born on 3 August 1860 in Le Minihic-sur-Rance, Brittany, France.

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    • William Kennedy Dickson - Wikiwand

      William Kennedy Laurie Dickson was born in in Minihic-Sur-Rance, France.
    William Kennedy-Laurie Dickson had already earned his place in motion picture history by being the man who effectively invented motion picture.
    William Kennedy Laurie Dickson was born in 1860 in Minihic-Sur-Rance, France.
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    Scientist of the Day - William Dickson

    William Kennedy Laurie Dickson, a Scottish inventor who moved to the United States in 1879, was born Aug. 3, 1860.  Through sheer persistence, he talked his way onto the staff of one of Thomas Edison's labs in New York City, where he began work in 1883, assigned to electrification problems (see portrait of a young Dickson).  He must have been smart or savvy or both, because he rose rapidly through the ranks, and when Edison conceived the idea of a "Kinetoscope" or motion picture viewer in 1888 and filed a preliminary to a patent, he turned the task of actually designing and building such a machine over to Dickson.  By 1891, Dickson and his staff had a working Kinetoscope. It did not project an image, but was rather a peep-hole machine, with tiny images on a thin loop of celluloid film that were illuminated by an Edison lamp (first image).  The film was advanced at a constant speed by a motor, but a rotating shutter was designe

    W. K. L. DICKSON The Father of film - Biograph Company

  • William Kennedy-Laurie Dickson had already earned his place in motion picture history by being the man who effectively invented motion picture films, when he worked as an engineer in the Edison labs Dickson left Edison to join the KMCD Syndicate, formed to exploit a 70mm film system used both for screen projection (the Biograph) and.
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