/kloc-which photographer used continuous shooting technology in the 20th century?

/kloc-in the 9th century, Edward Muji used continuous shooting technology. In five years, he used many cameras to shoot a running horse continuously, which was successful in 1878. The talented photographer arranged 24 cameras in a row. When the horse ran by, the shutter of the camera opened, and the instantaneous posture of horseshoe and flying was photographed in turn.

The Origin of continuous shooting Technology

1872, when an American rich man and his friend were running around the horse, they had an argument over whether their hooves landed. They bet that the rich man invited the photographer Edward Mulbrich to shoot running horses continuously. Photographers put 24 cameras at equal distance on one side of a runway, aimed at the runway, nailed 24 wooden stakes at corresponding points on the other side of the runway, tied thin lines on the wooden stakes, and the thin lines crossed the runway and connected the camera shutters.

Everything is ready. Curtains Ricky asked a horse to run from one end of the runway to the other. When the horse ran, it tripped over 24 thin threads in turn, and the camera took 24 photos in a row. The instantaneous posture of the horseshoe was photographed in turn. This experiment has been done for more than five years, 1878, and it was successful. The rich man and his friend won the bet, and Ricky, the curtain, also got the patent right to invent the continuous shooting device.