This is the only DVD compilation about historic vision and sight films. Get this two film collection from the 1930s! Awesome scientific piece of biological history.
Included Films:
How You See It
How You See It
Produced: 1936
Length: 8 Minutes
Persistence of vision makes motion pictures possible. Learn more about this subject in this film, which contains some very original animation.
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Here’s Looking
Produced: 1939
Length: 9 Minutes
Quirky, yet interesting, Heres Looking, is a hybrid film combining science and marketing propaganda. Truly aimed to show off the safety features of Chevrolet automobiles the film compares and contrasts human and animal vision as scientist dissect the eyes of an eagle and a guinea pig. It also explains how bifocal lenses improve vision and safety. Improvements made to glass and the importance of high quality auto glass is also discussed.
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