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alt. An early motion picture camera using cinefilm. n. An early motion picture camera using cinefilm.
Usage examples of "cine camera".
They used a thing called a cine camera, which captured images on a photochemical medium.
As far as Miranda could see-all the way to Nanjing, maybe-it was lined with Western and Nipponese boutiques and department stores, and the airspace above the street was besprent with almond-size aerostats, each with its own cine camera and pattern-recognition ware to watch for suspicious-looking congregations of young men who might be Fist cells.
Asas Miranda could see-all the way to Nanjing, maybe-it waswith Western and Nipponese boutiques and department stores,the airspace above the street was besprent with almond-sizeeach with its own cine camera and pattern-recognitionto watch for suspicious-looking congregations of young menmight be Fist cells.
The only camera in the world that can take colour stills, black and white stills and is a cine camera at the same time.
She was possessed of a slight figure, hardly strong enough, one would have thought, to lug around the heavy cine camera which, shoulder-slung, accompanied her everywhere.
I think the cine camera equipment may be safer in your care than in mine.
As they drew near, a balding man in a shiny suit began shooting them with a big newsreel cine camera.
He started to film, pausing only to rewind the motor of his clockwork cine camera.
Instead, he got out a small radio transmitter receiver no larger than a cine camera of fair size.
Gradually he became aware :hat the instrument was not a theodolite at all -- it was a cine camera.