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Scientific American, Vol. 47, No. 11 (September 1882) (1882)

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avity with black sides. While a manwholly clothed in white, and brightly lighted by the sun, iswalking, running, or jumping, the photographic apparatus,which is provided with a more or less rapidly revolvingshutter, takes his image at more or less approximate inter- The proofs from the negatives… … THE SUCCESSIVE PHASES IN THE MOTION OF A MAN RUNNING. vals. This same method may be applied to the study ofdifEerent types of locomotion; and a white horse, or a whitebird, will give in the same way a series of their attitudes. The window in the disk of my shutter may, at will, beenlarged or…

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