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A movie is just still photos. So how do they move? You've never once seen the trick. In 1878, Eadweard Muybridge photographed a galloping horse twelve times in under half a second. Side by side, nothing moves. Slide them past a light, and they blur. The trick: hold one photo still in the light, hide it with a blade, swap in the next. At 24 a second, the horse gallops, yet nothing on screen moves: your brain makes the motion. The swap takes one ninety-sixth of a second, in the dark. That's why yo

A movie is just still photos. So how do they move? You've never once seen the trick. In 1878, Eadweard Muybridge photographed a galloping horse twelve times in under half a second. Side by side, nothing moves. Slide them past a light, and they blur. The trick: hold one photo still in the light, hide it with a blade, swap in the next. At 24 a second, the horse gallops, yet nothing on screen moves: your brain makes the motion. The swap takes one ninety-sixth of a second, in the dark. That's why yo

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