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"In the background, small sailboats toss on the waves. In the foreground, men and horses move along the thread of the shore, glancing occasionally at the camera. British Biograph had the advantage of its new 68mm film, with four times the information in each frame of the older 35mm stock. One area which the older competition had was a firmer understanding of how to shoot competing planes of motion; the Lumieres, in particular, understood this from the beginning, even though it would be years before anyone else caught on. Here, Dickson and his cameramen show they understood the basics of the lu..."