Which statements about photographs by Eadweard Muybridge are true?

Question

Choose all answers that are correct.

Responses

They were the first stop-action photographs.

They were the first stop-action photographs.

They show people and animals in motion.

They show people and animals in motion.

They proved one leg of a horse remains on the ground at all times while running.

They proved one leg of a horse remains on the ground at all times while running.

They could be animated in a zeotrope or animated and projected in a zoopraxiscope.

Answer 1

The correct statements about photographs by Eadweard Muybridge are:

1. They were the first stop-action photographs.
2. They show people and animals in motion.
3. They proved one leg of a horse remains on the ground at all times while running.
4. They could be animated in a zoetrope or animated and projected in a zoopraxiscope.

All four statements are true regarding Muybridge's contributions to photography and motion studies.