Pathéorama viewer, made by Pathé, Vicenees. Film strip viewing device; films transported by rubber covered wheel past frosted celluloid screen. Magnifying lens. The Pathéorama is a film strip viewer for 35 mm film, it was available in metal or bakelite. The filmstrip is positioned directly into the compartment of the Pathéorama. The film is advanced manually by turning a rubber wheel. The images are transported past a frosted celluloid screen and viewed through a magnifying lens.
The Pathéorama, made by Pathé in France, 1922.
The Pathéorama is a film strip viewer for 35 mm film, it was available in metal or bakelite. The filmstrip is positioned directly into the compartment of the Pathéorama. The film is advanced manually by turning a rubber wheel. The images are transported past a frosted celluloid screen and viewed through a magnifying lens.
Details
- Category:
- Photographic Technology
- Collection:
- Kodak Collection
- Object Number:
- 1990-5036/338
- type:
- film strip viewer
- credit:
- The Kodak Collection at the National Media Museum, Bradford
