O It created the illusion of moving figures
The zoetrope was a device that contained a series of images on a strip or disc, which could be spun rapidly. When the images were viewed through slits or gaps in the device, the persistence of vision effect made it appear as though the images were moving. This gave the illusion of animation and was one of the earliest forms of creating moving images.
One of the earliest forms of animation was the zoetrope. Why is this simple device considered to produce a form of animation?
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O Images were displayed on a screen.
• The first characters emerged with it.
O It foreshadowed the modern camera.
O It created the lusion of moving figures
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