- The
history of animation, the
method for
creating moving pictures from
still images, has an
early history and a
modern history that
began with the advent...
- ball"
technique pioneered in the Ko-Ko Song Car-Tunes films, and the "
stereoptical process". Film
director Richard Fleischer was his son.
Majer Fleischer...
- of the
Color classics entries make
prominent use of Max Fleischer's
Stereoptical process, a
device which allowed animation cels to be
photographed against...
- at
Fleischer Studios created a
distantly related device,
called the
Stereoptical Camera or Setback, in 1934.
Their apparatus used three-dimensional miniature...
-
transverse chromatic aberrations. However, some work
attributes most of the
stereoptic effect to
transverse chromatic aberrations in
combination with cortical...
-
Additional Voices are
provided by Lou
Fleischer First Popeye cartoon with
stereoptical (3D background) process. 24
Dizzy Divers July 26
Willard Bowsky Harold...
- in this
short feature make use of the Fleischer's
multiplane camera "
Stereoptical Process", or "Setback Tabletop" process,
which used
modeled sets to create...
-
Stereopsis (from
Ancient Gr**** στερεός (stereós) 'solid' and ὄψις (ópsis) 'appearance, sight') is the
component of
depth perception retrieved through binocular...
- as well as the three-dimensional
backgrounds created by Fleischer's "
Stereoptical" process.
Every other frame was traced,
changing the
animation from being...
- red to take
advantage of this. The
short also used
Fleischer Studio's
Stereoptical process, in
order to
provide some
scenes with
additional depth of field...
