The Lumiere Brothers
What was their major contribution to cinema? How was their device different than Edison's? the Lumière brothers have been regarded as the inventors of cinema the projection of moving photographic pictures on a screen. Their technique became the known basis for cinema, it was the first satisfactory for taking films, and projecting them on to a big looking screen. The Cinématographe was pretty compact unlike the Edison Kinetograph, it the Cinématographe was remarkably compact and, unlike the Edison Kinetograph, it did not rely on electrical power, which few premises had at that time. The Cinématographe could be taken anywhere, either to shoot film or to use as a projector need to use electrical power. The Cinématographe could be taken anywhere, either to shoot film or to use as a projector, it was practically portable. Clearly their device was quite different from each other but both had the same intentions. The Lumiere brothers did a better job, their's was more successful and convenient for a variety of aspiring artists.
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