Kingston three-colour additive projector

PART OF:
The Kodak Museum Collection
Made:
1928
maker:
Arthur Kingston

Kingston 3-colour additive projector. Hahn Goerz projector, on pedestal stand, arc lamphouse. Modified for 3-colour projection. Special mirror and condenser system illuminate 3 frame gate, Rotating segmental colour filter with red, green and blue sections arranged so that as each frame is projected three times in succession the appropriate colour is behind the gate. Three projection lenses. Two Beck projection lenses F: 120mm, 1 Fluor C lens on extension tube made from Raynol lens barrel. Beck prism system used to increase separation of optical paths to lenses. Made to design patented by Arthur Kingston and haworth Booth.

Details

Category:
Cinematography
Collection:
Kodak Collection
Object Number:
1990-5036/3505
Materials:
glass
type:
projector
credit:
The Kodak Collection at the National Media Museum, Bradford

Parts

Kingston three-colour additive projector

Kingston three-colour additive projector

Kingston 3-colour additive projector. Hahn Goerz projector, on pedestal stand, arc lamphouse. Modified for 3-colour projection. Special mirror and condenser system illuminate 3 frame gate, Rotating segmental colour filter with red, green and blue sections arranged so that as each frame is projected three times in succession the appropriate colour is behind the gate. Three projection lenses. Two Beck projection lenses F: 120mm, 1 Fluor C lens on extension tube made from Raynol lens barrel. Beck prism system used to increase separation of optical paths to lenses. Made to design patented by Arthur Kingston and haworth Booth.

Object Number:
1990-5036/3505/1
type:
projector
Magazine for Kingston Projector

Magazine for Kingston Projector

Magazine for Kingston 3-colour additive projector.

Measurements:
overall: 220 mm x 395 mm x 480 mm,
Object Number:
1990-5036/3505/2
type:
magazine