Iluminace 2007, 19(4):61-75

Cinematographic Technology and Patents. Notes for Critical Analysis

Alberto Friedmann

The article analyses in detail the situation of Italian cinematographic technology, development and inventions from the beginnings of cinema to the end of the 1940s, focusing on the years 1920-1934, while trying to find the causes of this situation.

Keywords: technical equipment; technical development; film developing; film copying; patents, analysis; film projectors; editing room equipment; sound equipment; camera; 3D film

Published: December 1, 2007  Show citation

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Friedmann, A. (2007). Cinematographic Technology and Patents. Notes for Critical Analysis. Iluminace, 19(4), 61-75
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