Historical Events tagged with "celluloid"
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Technology & Innovation
Hannibal Goodwin Patents Celluloid Film
September 13th, 1898 126 years ago
Hannibal Goodwin developed and patented his invention of celluloid photographic film, which revolutionized photography and filmmaking. His patent allowed for a flexible and durable alternative to glass plates, thereby making photography more accessible and practical for a wider audience. Goodwin’s innovation, conceptualized in a small workshop, laid the foundation for future advancements in both still and motion picture photography.
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