The Origin of Cinema In 1895, when the Lumière brothers showed the public a scene of a train arriving at a station, the audience was frightened and frightened by the almost living image.

Since then, the cinematogrphy initiated by them has not only shown epoch-making significance in the history of the development of human documentary tools, but the footage of the train entering the station also symbolizes the origin of the development of film technology.

Who invented cinema?

If you ask people in the American film industry, they will all answer in unison: "It was invented by Edison." But if you ask the French, they will say: "It was Lumière!" So who is the real invention of cinema?

What about those?

Answer: Both people!

According to records: In 1888, Edison began to study moving photographs. When Eastman invented the continuous film, Edison immediately bought the continuous film back and asked William Kennedy and Raleigh Dickson to start research.

In October of the following year, Dickson presented the results of his research and photographed them as moving horses. This was the earliest photographic success in the history of film.

After his success, Dickson continued to immerse himself in deeper research. In 1890, he applied for a patent for using movable pictures. These moving pictures could take forty pictures per second. This was the origin of modern film.

In 1891, Thomas Alva Edison applied for a patent for an image projection tube and photographic device, the originator of the "zoetrope" film.

Thomas Alva Edison's idea for inventing the peepshow movie was that since the peepshow could only be "looked into" by one person at a time, it would increase profits by riding on people's curiosity, so the movie was

Time is very popular.

Soon, Thomas Alva Edison created the world's earliest sound studio, which greatly contributed to the development of movies.

Initially, in Europe, some people were also doing research on these event photos.

In 1895, two people in London named Bad Aika and R.W. Paul improved the initial studio and held performances in front of the public.

At the same time, there were two brothers named Louis Lumière and Auguste Lumière in France. They projected photos on the curtain, thus attracting a large number of curious viewers.

This begins the screening of the movie.

The Lumière brothers then previewed a film called "The Lumière Factory Opens the Door" at the Paris Industrial Prize Society. In December of the same year, it was officially released to the public in the underground hall of the "Grand Café" on Rue Boucineau in Paris.

Twelve films, with tickets on sale.

In September of the same year, tickets were also sold for screenings of this type of projection film at the World's Fair held in Atlanta, USA.

It can be seen from this that as early as the birth of the movie, it has been inseparable from profit-making.

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--Movie projection format Super large screen movies use 70mm film projection technology and are called super large because of their huge screen size.

The screen height is 21 meters and the width is 30 meters, which is equivalent to the height of a seven-story building.

The screen is so big that it is rare in the world.

It has the characteristics of stable and clear picture, normal color restoration, etc. The real and magnificent scenery on the screen gives people a sense of beauty and movement. As the far and near lenses are pushed and pulled, it will bring you into an exotic and beautiful world.

In nature.

The dynamic dome cinema hall uses 70mm projection equipment, with a hemispherical screen with a diameter of 18 meters. When the audience watches a movie, the entire screen is filled with spheres, ignoring the edges of the screen. The transmissive metal screen and six-channel stereo sound effect.

Let the audience enjoy the ever-changing and lifelike scenes.

The dynamic platform in the theater is a high-tech system engineering that integrates hydraulic pressure, electrical automation control, and computer animation. When you sit on the platform carrier, the entire carrier can rise and fall, tilt left and right, and pitch forward and backward, simulating aerospace.

You can use the vehicle to travel into space, or you can simulate a submersible to enjoy the strange scenes of the underwater world. With the realistic pictures and the activities of the platform carrier, people can't help but enter the role, creating a very real and thrilling special feeling.

The dynamic movie has filled the gap in the country.

Water curtain movies are completely different from regular movies.

It uses a high-pressure water pump to spray water from bottom to top through a special nozzle to atomize the water and form a fan-shaped screen.

This screen is connected with the night sky in nature. Characters enter and leave the screen, suddenly take off to the sky, and sometimes fall from the sky, creating an illusory and ethereal feeling, like a mirage.

At present, water curtain movies are still rare in our country.

Ring-screen movie: Ring-screen movie is also called a 360-degree circle movie. The circular hall is surrounded by nine screens to form a ring-shaped screen, which is projected by nine projectors at the same time. When watching, the audience stands in the center of the circle and looks forward and backward.

, looking left and right, dizzying, the pictures are spectacular and majestic, coupled with the multi-channel stereo effect, a strong and immersive feeling will be presented in front of you.