Phantoscope

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The Phantoscope was an early motion picture projector whose design formed the basis for later commercial projectors like the Vitascope.

All labels observed (2)

Label Occurrences
Phantoscope canonical 2
Jenkins–Armat Phantoscope 1

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Statements (30)

Predicate Object
instanceOf cinema technology
early motion picture projector
film projector
componentOf early film projection systems
countryOfOrigin United States
developedInPeriod 1890s
fieldOfUse early cinema exhibition
entertainment
followedBy more advanced commercial projectors such as the Vitascope
hasAlternativeName Jenkins–Armat Phantoscope
linked to: Phantoscope
hasDesignInfluenceOn Vitascope
hasFeature film transport mechanism
lamp-based illumination for projection
lens system for image magnification
hasInventor Charles Francis Jenkins
Thomas Armat
industryImpact helped establish projected motion pictures as a commercial medium
isBasisFor Vitascope
notableFor being one of the first practical motion picture projectors
influencing later commercial projectors
precededBy Kinetoscope peephole viewer
linked to: Kinetoscope
projectionMethod intermittent motion mechanism
shutter-based image projection
relatedTo Edison Vitascope
linked to: Vitascope

Kinetoscope
Lumière Cinématographe
technologyType mechanical projector
usedFor projecting motion pictures onto a screen
public exhibition of moving images
usesMedium celluloid film

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Referenced by (3)

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Vitascope basedOn Phantoscope
Phantoscope hasAlternativeName Jenkins–Armat Phantoscope
linked to: Phantoscope
Charles Francis Jenkins coInvented Phantoscope