Also cineograph. [irreg. f. Gr. κῑνέ-ειν to move + -GRAPH.] A picture representing objects in motion, produced by bringing separate pictures before the eye in such quick succession as to blend the images into one continuous impression.
1891. Anthony’s Photogr. Bull., IV. 100. A simpler optical illusion still is that known as the ‘kineograph.’
1899. Daily News, 14 July, 6/4. Cineograph, or better, Kineograph, means a picture of movement—of moving objects.
