What is another word for lantern slide?
Pronunciation: [lˈantən slˈa͡ɪd] (IPA) 
A lantern slide is a type of projector slide that was commonly used in the early 20th century. It is a transparent glass or film slide that is placed in a lantern projector and projected onto a screen or wall. The lantern slide is also known as a magic lantern slide, a glass slide, a projection slide, or a slide. The term "magic lantern" comes from the fact that many lantern slides were designed to create special effects, such as moving images or animated scenes. Other synonyms for the lantern slide include a photographic slide, a transparency slide, or simply a slide. Regardless of the name, the lantern slide was a crucial tool in early visual communication and continues to be used today in some specialized environments.
