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WATCHING TELECINEMA 1936
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WATCHING TELECINEMA 1936
Watching a demonstration of the TELECINEMA at the Grammont Studios Date: 1936
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Demonstration Grammont Projects Studios Television Watching 1936
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This photograph captures a moment in cinematic history as a group of intrigued onlookers gathers around to witness the demonstration of the Telecinema at Grammont Studios in 1936. The Telecinema, an early form of television, was a groundbreaking innovation that promised to bring moving images into people's homes. In this image, we see the excitement and curiosity on the faces of those present as they peer intently at the small screen, transfixed by the live transmission. The Telecinema system used mechanical scanning discs to convert images into electrical signals, which were then transmitted through telephone lines to receiving stations. These signals were then decoded and displayed on a cathode ray tube, creating a moving image. Although the resolution and picture quality were not as advanced as modern television, the Telecinema represented a significant step towards the development of broadcast television. The Grammont Studios, located in Paris, France, were at the forefront of European film production during the 1930s. The studio was known for its high-quality productions and innovative techniques, making it the perfect venue for showcasing the latest technological advancements in the entertainment industry. The Telecinema demonstration marked a new chapter in the history of media and communication, paving the way for the widespread adoption of television in the decades to come. This photograph is a fascinating glimpse into the past, offering a unique perspective on the early days of television and the sense of wonder and anticipation that surrounded its introduction. The image serves as a reminder of the power of technology to transform the way we communicate, connect, and entertain each other.
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