Word: silhouetteograph
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...actual expense of the entire operation by the Silhouetteograph is about one cent or less per picture, depending on the size. Furthermore, the time required for taking the picture is very short, and a particular advantage of this camera, according to Mr. Fradd, is the psychological effect of showing the student an accurate silhouette of his body in which defects in posture are plainly indicated, so that they stimulate a desire for improvement...
...Fradd recently visited Rochester to confer with representatives of the Eastman Kodak Company about a new camer which he is having constructed. The popularity of the Silhouetteograph has been such as to warrant continued experimentation by Mr. Fradd, and a general installation of this camera, especially in colleges, where the problem of correct posture is common, may be expected in the near future...