motion picture projector

Now they turned their attention to a motion picture projector and screen that Arcot junior had just set up.

Rigby set up a portable motion picture projector, with a screen against the wall in front of it.

This was due to the fact that electric carbons were used for motion picture projectors.

Heavy curtains closed over the windows, and a beam of light from a motion picture projector flashed on the wall.

He also took part in launching a company to manufacture Simplex motion picture projectors.

Motion picture projectors resolve this problem by using shutters.

It required five different motion picture projectors operating in an air-conditioned building, each one costing nearly $60,000.

Schools were also provided with motion pictures projectors because film was regarded as particularly appropriate for propagandizing children.

By 1905, virtually all motion picture projectors used the Latham Loop.

C. Francis Jenkins- demonstrated the first practical motion picture projector.

There are also instructions included on how to make both a large microfilm viewer and a motion picture projector for the newsreels.

Mirsky's view of things skewed, as if the anamorphic lens on a motion picture projector were suddenly twisted.

I was dead tired - I'd bought a motion picture projector in Honolulu, and the weight of one of those things is nobody's business."

Lauste contributed to the development of the leading predecessor to the motion picture projector, the Kinetoscope, an invention for which Edison would claim credit.

The students have access to a library with nearly 15000 volumes, a 400-seat auditorium with motion picture projectors, a separate digital audiovisual theater, a computer laboratory.

The company's projection service consisted of providing short entertainment films and slides, the motion picture projector, sound system and lantern slide projector.

Huygens' magic lantern has been described as the predecessor of today's slide projector and the forerunner of the motion picture projector.

To allay suspicion and kill time Hunt had a multi course banquet ordered and rented a motion picture projector and travel film to play after the dinner.

"When the pain-killing effect of the laughter wore off, we would switch on the motion picture projector again and not infrequently, it would lead to another pain-free interval."

In 1940, F. O. Calvin formed a subsidiary, the Movie-Mite Corporation, that manufactured 16 mm motion picture projectors and other equipment.

In 1895 and 1896, Auguste and Louis Lumière and Robert W. Paul gave their first public demonstrations of motion picture projectors.

While motion picture projectors soon allowed film to be shown to large theater audiences, audio technology before the development of electric amplification could not project to satisfactorily fill large spaces.

Today a visual feast is not 45 slide and motion picture projectors firing a blizzard of images at 16 screens while the audience, in swivel chairs, experiments with self-inflicted whiplash.

Marey can also claim to have developed the first workable motion picture projector, which he devised as a means of synthesizing the aspects of motion he took such pains to isolate.

He invented a motion picture projector in the early 1850s, developing it over the years from 1845 from the device then called stroboscope (Simon von Stampfer) and phenakistiscope (Joseph Plateau).