- The
Elektrische Schnellseher (from German: 'Electrical Quick-Viewer') or
Electrotachyscope was an
early motion picture system developed by chronophotographer...
- by
Ottomar Anschütz in Germany. 1886
Ottomar Anschütz - "Elektrischer
Schnellseher",
archived from the
original on 2021-12-22,
retrieved 2019-11-04 Media...
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Trier (in German).
Retrieved 2020-04-19. "Ottomar Anschütz,
Elektrischer Schnellseher, Kino, Vorführgerät,Reihenaufnahmen,
lebende Bilder,
lebende Photographien...
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Ottamar Anschütz. This disc-based
projection device, also
known as the
Schnellseher ("quick viewer"), is
often referred to as an
important conceptual source...
-
chronophotographic recordings in motion,
using a
device he
called the
Elektrischen Schnellseher (also
known as the Electrotachyscope),
which displa****
short loops on...
- Projektion, Kinoe, Bewegungsbilder". "1886
Ottomar Anschütz - "Elektrischer
Schnellseher"". YouTube. 22
October 2011. Brockmann,
Stephen (2010). A
Critical History...
- 1894
Ottomar Anschütz
developed several versions of his "elektrische
Schnellseher", or Electrotachyscope. His
first machine had 24
chronophotographic 9x12...
- Rossell, Deac. "The
Anschuetz Zoetropes". "Ottomar Anschütz,
Elektrischer Schnellseher, Kino, Vorführgerät,Reihenaufnahmen,
lebende Bilder,
lebende Photographien...
- to 1894
Ottomar Anschütz
developed several different versions of his
Schnellseher, or Electrotachyscope. The
first version,
exploited from 1887 to 1890...
- Kinetograph, as
announced at the time, but by the
Elektrotachyscop or
Schnellseher, also
called the Electro-Tachiscópio Eisenlohr, an
invention by Ottomar...
