L'Eidoloscope fut l'un des premiers systèmes cinématographiques, créé par Woodville Latham et ses deux fils, pour enrichir leur entreprise, la Lambda Company, à New York, en 1894.
Initialement nommé Panoptikon, il fut peut-être le premier format de film en widescreen, 1.85:1.
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