About: Akeley Motion Picture Camera

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Akeley Motion Picture Camera is a black and white photograph taken by Paul Strand in 1922. It depicts the innovative motion picture camera that the American photographer bought by $2500 and that would allow him to work in film industry as a cinematographer until 1931, when it become obsolete. Strand took several pictures of the camera and this become one of the most famous.

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  • Akeley Motion Picture Camera is a black and white photograph taken by Paul Strand in 1922. It depicts the innovative motion picture camera that the American photographer bought by $2500 and that would allow him to work in film industry as a cinematographer until 1931, when it become obsolete. Strand took several pictures of the camera and this become one of the most famous. (en)
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  • Akeley Motion Picture Camera is a black and white photograph taken by Paul Strand in 1922. It depicts the innovative motion picture camera that the American photographer bought by $2500 and that would allow him to work in film industry as a cinematographer until 1931, when it become obsolete. Strand took several pictures of the camera and this become one of the most famous. (en)
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