TheCartoonCafe on Instagram: "The Fleischer Stereoptical Process, often called the Setback Camera, was a clever animation technique developed by Fleischer Studios in the 1930s and 40s. It made cartoons look 3D by filming traditional 2D characters in front of miniature, physical sets. These detailed model backgrounds were built with forced perspective and placed on a rotating turntable. As the turntable moved or the camera tracked past it, the parallax effect created a realistic sense of depth th

Superman March Original Cartoon Intro (2011 Remaster)