Look up: Cinerama

1. Cinerama
   in motion pictures, a process in which three synchronized movie projectors each project one-third of the picture on a wide, curving screen. Many ... [2 related articles]
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2. Cinerama
   A wide-screen filming process that first used three cameras and three projectors to achieve an encompassing view of the subject matter. The cameras were positioned conjointly so as to record data in breadth with one camera facing straight ahead and the other two cameras filming in coordinates of cam...
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3. Cinerama
   Wide-screen process devised in 1937 by Fred Waller of Paramount's special-effects department. Originally three 35-mm cameras and three projectors were used to record and project a single image. Three aspects of the image were recorded and then projected on a large curved screen, with the result that the images blended together to pr...
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4. Cinerama
   `Cinerama` is the trademarked name for a widescreen process which works by simultaneously projecting images from three synchronized 35 mm projectors onto a huge, deeply-curved screen, subtending 146° of arc. It is also the trademarked name for the corporation which was formed to market i...
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5. Cinerama
   (band) `Cinerama` were a UK indie pop band, headed up by David Gedge, the frontman for The Wedding Present. Career: Originally formed in 1998 while on a break from The Wedding Present, Cinerama started as a duo of Gedge and his then-girlfriend Sally Murrell. The initial releases were a break ...
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