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Hitting the Books: Smaller cameras and projectors helped the Allies win WWII
Engadget
1/16/2021
Andrew Tarantola
Modern cameras exist in high definition ubiquity they’re in our laptops and phones; strapped onto our helmets and dangling from our drones heck, you’d be hard pressed to find someone on the street without a video capture-capable device in their pocket these days. In the early era of cinema, however, cameras and projectors were anything but that. Bulky, temperamental and prone to catching fire, early motion picture technology would require decades of innovation to migrate from their gilded movie palaces to American living rooms and classrooms even the front lines. In ....

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