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It was during this time that Max developed " The Rotograph, " a means of photographing live action film footage with animation cels for a composited image.
"' Description "'from Web page : " South Congregational Church / Middletown, Connecticut / Rotograph Handcolored [ . . . ] Vintage Handcolored Undivided Back Postcard, Circa 1905"
From the front of the postcard ( pictured ) : " Copyright 1904 by the Rotograph Co . / South Congregational Church, Middletown, Conn . / Handcolored . " Message : " Best wishes, Minnie"
Throughout the 1920s, Fleischer was one of the leading producers of animation with clever moments and numerous innovations including the " Rotograph ", an early " Aerial Image " photographic process for compositing animation with live action backgrounds.
This was an improvement over the method used by Bray where a series of 8 " x 10 " stills were made from motion picture film and used as backgrounds behind animation cels . " The Rotograph " technique went into more general use known as " Aerial Image Photography " and was a main staple in animation and optical effects companies for making titles and various forms of matte composites.