The history of cinema at home:

+ In the 100 years or home movies have existed, we have seen evolve by the rich use to anyone with a digital camera or mobile device. If we examine the main steps in the video and the development in recent years, it is easy to see how we got where we are today. The next 100 years should be equally fascinating!

Overview
Since the first introduction of moving images in the century 19, have been fascinated by entertainment services and powerful storytelling skills. Capturing the essence of people moving, speaking, gesturing and power on top of the documentation. It surpasses the letters, diaries and photographs that had previously been the main method is the recording and reporting.
In a sense, the film accessible to consumers have been made public in 1900 represents the 20 century version of what I call the user-generated content. As soon as manufacturers such as Eastman Kodak Company has provided consumers the opportunity to movies at home on their own, the industry has begun an evolution extraordinary and complex that led us to the YouTube video generation today.
Now, anyone can be his own historian and upload moving images World Wide Web. But how did we get here?

Evolution of 16mm film to digital video
The introduction of cameras and film projectors in 1880 has created an enthusiastic audience of this new medium and led to wealthy individuals with financial resources to go out and buy a camera of his own home.
Early efforts to produce cameras and projectors for consumers were very expensive, however, and to make things more difficult, the film been built at the beginning of a nitrate, a highly flammable and dangerous material. Many of his early silent films were lost due to nitrate composition.
One of the most successful formats after emerging in the 1920s was 16mm film by Eastman Kodak. (The increase in mm refers to the actual width of the strip of film). Recognizing its importance, many manufacturers began producing cameras based on this format. Unlike the previous year nitrate film, the new film was built on a celluloid base for safety. The cost for a typical family, however, was still a bit prohibitive. Only the wealthy and privileged could afford afford to buy the equipment needed. This has boosted the market by experimenting with film formats cheaper for mass production.
This has led to the introduction of 8mm film in the 1930s. In half the width of 16mm, 8mm film was less expensive and easier to use. The 1930s saw other major progress, too, including the ability of his films and a new color for use by consumers, including the famous Kodachrome film.
For decades, both 8mm and 16mm film formats have been used for home theater, consumers prefer lower Videographers average size of 8 mm film, and opt for more than 16 mm professional. Home cinema continues its gradual rise in popularity until 1965 when a new format called Super 8 was released. Unlike formats earlier, which requires manual loading, is in a cartridge system. Super 8 was easier to use and less expensive, and has helped broaden the film technology in the country for many individuals and families who could not 8mm and 16mm formats. Consequently, people began to take increasingly register their home movies milestones family.
One of the factors that have facilitated the next major evolution in home movies was television. In the years 1970 and 1980, television changed a video film, which was easier to work with more affordable, and may be viewed immediately – no more problems with sending the film to a lab for processing. This makes the evening news more "real time" ever.
If cinema is still the best format support for color and brightness, ease of use and accessibility of video tape can not be denied. VHS (Vertical Helica Scan) and Betamax had emerged in the 1970s as two competing formats with the format VHS eventually won. Video quality was available to consumers VHSC VHS (compact version), and 8mm tape. The advantage of the VHS-C and 8mm tape is allowed a camera, even smaller to be used in place of bulky systems that were so heavy and bulky. Other Improvements in technology have enabled more and longer recording times on the tapes of 30 minutes to several hours.
The Consumers quickly took on the benefits that broadcasters and video cameras and during the 1970s, 1990s and its accompanying video recorder (VCR) has exploded exponentially in popularity systems. A whole generation of young family was able to capture their children in the video for the first time, using video cameras and tapes that have been affordable easier move than their predecessors.
This proliferation and increased familiarity with the home theater opened the way for the digital revolution. Now that most people have used video cameras, or at least seen the movies made by amateur videographers another home, the conversion to the system is fairly intuitive. The first mini digital video tapes in the 1990s led to the manufacture of video cameras even smaller, offering the ultimate in lightness and portability. These cassettes MiniDV also offered to extend the longevity and many other benefits, including a digital image clarity and lower cost.
In recent years, the step important was the development of video cameras to record right to DVD or built-in hard drive, eliminating the camera is another step in the process transfer footage directly to digital formats.
The power of digital video and the growing sophistication of Internet converged by chance in the 21st century to create the phenomenon known as social media. Once the video is in digital format, anyone can download content on the World Wide Web and make it accessible to hundreds of thousands of spectators. Therefore, user-generated content in the world of home theater has gone from a few to one-to-many to one million. No more awkward spotlight, awkward connections video camera with a lot of cables to televisions, or dealing with fragile physical media such as video tapes.

Future Home Cinema
Today, hundreds of everyday moments are captured on digital video – which has probably never been a generation that has been so well documented in all their activities and movement.
However, the boxes and boxes of reels of home movies without converting DVDs and video tapes are still trapped in basements cabinets and families everywhere. These formats, ranging from 8mm to VHS tape, which predate the digital revolution.
Fortunately, there are organizations and new services that were formed in order to preserve these old formats and awareness of the urgent need for physical media in the longevity of the digital world as soon as possible. Organizations such as Home Movie Day (www.homemovieday.com) holding celebrations around the world to commemorate the amateur film, and provide a place where families can show their films old home to catch a glimpse of their heritage.
In the past 100 + years, video images have become increasingly affordable, convenient and affordable through a wide devices, whether television, computers, cell phones or other mobile devices. More than ever, we have the ability to save and see the slices of life add to the captured images in the context of professional segments of broadcast news, documentaries and Hollywood films. Will interesting to see what the future of video content generated by users mature. If history is an example, the trend toward lighter, faster, movies at home easier, cheaper and more widely shared continue.

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