2.9K views · 51 reactions | Animation Magic - Walt Disney explains the amazing multiplane camera in his own words! ️ It allows us to make a painting come to life and behave like real scenery. ✨ #MultiplaneCamera #Animation #WaltDisney #WorldOfWalt | World Of Walt | Facebook

25K views · 1.3K reactions | As part of the Multiplane Camera process, glass plates were painted by the Background Department and used to add depth and dimension to our worlds. Most plates were washed off, repainted, and reused at the time.  Watch Sleeping Beauty on Disney Plus. ✨ Join us as we look at the artistry, technology, and people that have shaped #100YearsofDisneyAnimation. | Walt Disney Animation Studios | Facebook

821K views · 29K reactions | It's the anniversary of Cinderella! ✨ Watch how a multiplane camera scene comes together with this look from the Walt Disney Animation Research Library. Stream Cinderella on #DisneyPlus. | Walt Disney Animation Studios | Facebook

1.6K views · 75 reactions | Walt Disney's MultiPlane Camera. Probably the most advanced tool ever made in the field of animation (at least until the computer was made.) | icanbecreative | Facebook

The Disney multiplane camera explained, 1957. Before its creation, animations were largely flat because they were created using single layers of artwork. Disney sought to overcome this limitation and enhance the viewer’s experience by simulating a three-dimensional environment. Introduced in the 1930s, the multiplane camera used multiple layers of artwork placed at various distances from the camera, which allowed for independent movement of each layer. This technique created a parallax effect, m