cine-film
7.7
A long roll of photo film used to record movies
- noun
- /ˈsɪniˌfɪlm/
- Specialized
:
película
- As a young boy, he loved watching family events on the old cine film stored in the attic.
Examples
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The filmmaker used cine film to capture the stunning landscapes in her documentary.
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At the time, Kodachrome was available as 8mm and 16mm cine film, 35mm slide film, and sheet film up to 8x10.
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She dug out an old box containing cine film from her childhood, hoping to relive those memories.
Synonyms
motion-picture film
vscine-film
1
4.0
A long roll of plastic with many pictures that goes in a movie camera
emphasizes use in traditional film technology rather than modern formats
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1.8
A long roll of material that records moving pictures in a movie camera
stresses traditional film technology rather than the general recording medium
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3.1
A thin strip of material that cameras use to take pictures with light
applies narrowly to long spooled material for recording motion pictures in cameras
Surface Forms
cine-film singular
cine-films plural
Morphology
Etymology
Cine-film begins with the prefix cine-, from a Greek word for 'movement' and seen in words like cinema and kinetic. So cine-film means film for moving pictures, the long rolls of film used to make movies.