Plateau's Phenakistoscope
| Number of | 1 pcs |
| Size Please note that the dimensions of some, especially small, props are only approximate and you must contact us for exact dimensions. | d = 30 cm, v = 50 cm |
| Catalogue number | STTAP_246 |
| Category | Photography, Video |
| Subcategories | Various toys Historical cameras and projectors |
Plateau's Phenakistoscope is an early animation device invented by the Belgian physicist Joseph Plateau around 1832. Its principle is that different phases of motion are placed on a disk, which, when rotated rapidly, combine to create the illusion of smooth motion. The disc is equipped with holes through which the viewer looks into the mirror.
We will carefully package your props to prevent them from being damaged during transport.
When you arrive to pick up the props, we will help you load them in. When you return them, we will help you unload them.
