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Fleischer Studios' stereoptical (a.k.a. stereo-optical, or setback) camera, for producing three-dimensional effects in animation, roughly similar to Disney's multiplane camera. From the patent by Max Fleischer, "Art of Making Motion Picture Cartoons".

Figure 2 - top view.

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15/09/1936
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