How does it work?
A movie is really nothing more than a bunch of sequential still images. Usually, a second of film consists of 24, but nowadays even 60 or more, images (or 'frames'). By showing them in quick succession, the suggestion of movement is created. This is how your brain is actually fooled. And that's how the Flipbook works. After taking photos in high sequence, we print them out separately and staple them together. You can then play your own short movie by quickly flipping the pages over your thumb — time after time.
