.~ Illusion caused by video, projected picture, or special light effect
DEFINITION
Classification: 472/61
Illusion caused by video, projected picture, or special light
effect:
(under subclass 57) Amusement device wherein the device which causes the deception includes (a) a means for projecting upon a screen or other viewing surface a visual image which has been previously produced upon film or transparencies; (b) a means for producing upon a television screen or other viewing surface a visual image which is being or has been produced by television; or (c) a means for producing and presenting to a person a peculiar, deceptive, or unusual visual image, which image relies upon light being produced, controlled, or used in a manner other than for mere illumination of an object or scene.
SEE OR SEARCH THIS CLASS, SUBCLASS:
60, for a device which utilizes a video or projected picture to produce a visual illusion but in which the illusion is specifically intended to further deceive a person into believing he or she is in motion (e.g., the person believes he or she is taking a trip). The devices in subclass 60 include other means to cause a person to experience an illusion of being in motion (e.g., the person is an occupant of a simulated vehicle) in addition to the video or projected picture means which further enhance the illusion.
65, for a device for creating an illusion by visually imitating an event which occurs in nature (e.g., an imitation of the sun or moon rising or setting).
SEE OR SEARCH CLASS
352, Optics: Motion Pictures, appropriate subclasses for a motion picture projector, particularly
85+, for an apparatus for producing special illusionary special effects for motion pictures and subclasses 198+ for projection light sources used in the production of motion pictures. 353, Optics: Image Projectors, appropriate subclasses for an image projector and particularly
28, for a projector which projects an image on or near a real object.
362, Illumination, appropriate subclasses for a lighting device in general, and particularly
84, for a lighting device or support therefor combined with a separate luminescent material, subclasses 145+ for a lighting device or support therefor combined with a static structure (e.g., arena lighting), and subclasses 230+ for decorative lighting.
