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Harold Eugene Edgerton Development
Harold Eugene Edgerton - engineer, inventor and photographer. He developed the technique of instant photography. He took off a nuclear explosion in the first millisecond automatic camera, located 7 miles (11 km 2) from the epicenter, with a focal length of 10 feet (3 meters). The shutter clicked every 100 milliseconds. Many of the photos taken by Edgerton and documenting what is happening in the incredibly short period of time, today adorn the museums of Fine Arts around the world. His work has allowed us to see what we would never see with the naked eye.
Flips
Golfer
Blow tennis
Throw baseball
Fisherman
Rowers
Ballerina
Acrobats
Girl jumping rope on
Thrown object
Coin toss
man shuffles the cards
Bullet and map
Bullet and light
The bullet passed through balloons
Shot in Apple
A drop of milk
Harold Edgerton in his laboratory
via source
Flips
Golfer
Blow tennis
Throw baseball
Fisherman
Rowers
Ballerina
Acrobats
Girl jumping rope on
Thrown object
Coin toss
man shuffles the cards
Bullet and map
Bullet and light
The bullet passed through balloons
Shot in Apple
A drop of milk
Harold Edgerton in his laboratory
via source
