Übersetzung für 'magic lantern' von Englisch nach Deutsch

magic lantern

Laterna Magica {f}photo.

Wunderlampe {f}myth.

Werbung

magic lantern [archaic] [image projector]

Bildwerfer {m} [selten] [Projektor]

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lantern

Windlicht {n}

Laterne {f}

lantern muscle

Laternenmuskel {m}zool.

lantern coelom

Laternencoelom {n}zool.

lantern musculature

Laternenmuskulatur {f}zool.

lantern slide

Diapositiv {n}photo.

signal lantern

Signallaterne {f}tools

oil lantern

Öllaterne {f}

lantern festival

Laternenfest {n}

storm lantern

Sturmlaterne {f}

gas lantern

Gaslaterne {f}

grave lantern

Grablicht {n}

Grablaterne {f}

Grablampe {f}

barn lantern

Sturmleuchte {f}

death lantern

Grableuchte {f}

sky lantern

Himmelslaterne {f}

Sky-Laterne {f} [Himmelslaterne]

lantern-jawed {adj}

hohlwangig

paper lantern

Papierlaterne {f}

• Predecessors to film that had already used light and shadows to create art before the advent of modern film technology include shadowgraphy, shadow puppetry, camera obscura, and the magic lantern.
• Carnivore was the first incarnation of secretly installed e-mail monitoring software installed in Internet service providers' networks to log computer communication, including transmitted e-mails. Magic Lantern is another such application, this time running in a targeted computer in a trojan style and performing keystroke logging.
• The code name for the SDDS project was "Green Lantern", taken from the name of the comic book hero and the old term of "magic lantern" used to describe the original projected pictures in the late 19th century.
• "The Daily Alta California" reported that Muybridge first exhibited magic lantern projected slides of the photographs at the San Francisco Art Association on 8 July 1878.
• Some 19th century mechanical magic lantern slides produced changes to the appearance of figures.

• There are several clues that this may have been a camera obscura show, rather than a very early magic lantern show, especially in the upside-down image and Loret's surprise that the energetic movements made no sound.
• He is credited as the inventor of the magic lantern, described in correspondence of 1659.
• A magic lantern is an early type of image projector, an ancestor of the modern slide projector.