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- Title
MR. EDISON'S KINETOSCOPE.
- Abstract
The article provides a description on kinetoscope which was invented by Thomas Edison in 1894. According to the article, endless film was repelled in the instrument across spools to allow movement of the pictures for about 40 times per second. It notes that performances are recorded on a series of 43 photographs in rapid succession, and they are reproduced on a film of celluloid used for reconstructing the disjointed views. The film may pass over the ring and the spectators may look through a lens on the film where every action, that has been recorded on it, may pass under his view.
- Subjects
KINETOSCOPE; INVENTIONS; EDISON, Thomas A. (Thomas Alva), 1847-1931; MOTION pictures; PHOTOGRAPHS; PICTURES; CELLULOID; LENSES; SPECTATORS
- Publication
Image, 1952, Vol 1, Issue 3, p2
- ISSN
0536-5465
- Publication type
Article