cineramic

cineramic

(ˌsɪnəˈræmɪk)
adj
(Film) relating to a cinematic process producing widescreen images
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In fact, the image that is thus expanded is only about two and a half times the length of a conventional screen, but the experiment reveals that such a length--as opposed to that required for Cineramic projection--is absolutely sufficient for maximum effectiveness.
Andre Bazin on Film Technique: Two Seminal Essays
It wasn't its Cineramic size that caused this academic version of folk art to stand out at both the Royal Academy of Arts in London, where the exhibition "1900: Art at the Crossroads" originated, and the Guggenheim, but its weirdness.
"1900: ART AT THE CROSS ROADS"
Bums here aren't just big, they are cineramic. There are backsides here that you could show How The West Was Won on.
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