cine-camera
- noun
- /ˈsɪniˌkæmərə/
- Specialized
:
cámara de cine
- The museum displays a vintage cine-camera from the early days of filmmaking.
Examples
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He used an old cine-camera to film his family's holiday in black and white.
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Before digital technology, every movie was shot with a cine-camera using reels of film.
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The cine-camera captured stunning scenes.
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I bought a new cine-camera last week.
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The director used a cine-camera to capture the breathtaking chase scene for the film.
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With his new cine-camera, he was excited to film the vibrant wildlife in the rainforest.
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She learned to operate a cine-camera during her film studies program at university.
Synonyms
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2.4
A camera for taking a series of pictures that show movement
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3.9
A camera that takes many pictures quickly to make a movie when played
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word cine-camera joins cine and camera: cine means 'movement', as in cinema (movies), and camera comes from an old word for 'chamber' or 'dark room' used to take pictures. So a cine-camera is a camera for recording a series of pictures that show movement, in other words a movie camera.