Camcorders don't have the same persistence of vision characteristics your eye does, and so record the crt's picture elements in their dark condition.
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Since at 60 flashes per second the persistence of vision smooths out the visual experience, it appears as if the object is standing still.
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"Overdrawn at the Memory Bank ", a story from the " Persistence of Vision " collection, was adapted and televised for PBS in 1983.
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Thanks to the phenomenon known as persistence of vision, if the wheel turns fast enough, the patterns appear to spread across its entire area.
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""'Persistence of Vision " "'is a 2012 documentary film based on Richard Williams'experiences trying to get " The Thief and the Cobbler " made.
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The camera must be fast enough ( in frames per second ) to create an illusion of motion consistent with the persistence of vision phenomenon.
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In it, Robert Donat, playing the film pioneer William Friese-Greene, flipped pages so that an image was animated, demonstrating " the persistence of vision ."
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In the 2006 Christopher Nolan film " The Prestige ", Michael Caine's character repeatedly uses a thaumatrope as a way of explaining persistence of vision.
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The next step back to pre-date Daguerre's work is a theory of moving images presented by Peter Mark Roget in 1824 called Persistence of Vision.
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Simulations of movement date as far back as to 1828 and only four years after Paul Roget discovered the phenomenon he called " Persistence of Vision ".
