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CinemaScope

CinemaScope is a cinematographic technique which used an anamorphic lens to produce widescreen pictures. Crucially, these could be shown in theatres using existing equipment (and an adapter). CinemaScope pictures were produced from 1953 to 1967, and less often after.

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Origins

Early implementation

Audio

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Technical difficulties

CinemaScope 55

Decline

Modern references

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CinemaScope

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Edges120
Triples118
Avg. degree1.98
Density0.016529
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CinemaScope

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related to Modern references · 25
CinemaScope → Although, Anastasia, Bluth's, Broadway, CinemaScope's, Cole Porter, Don Bluth, Down, Fox, However, If, It's, Love, Metrocolor, Panavision, Scope, Silk Stockings, Stereophonic Sound, Technicolor, Technicolor/ Breathtaking CinemaScope
related to Decline · 22
CinemaScope → After, Bausch, By, Caprice, Confusingly, Doris Day, Fox, Fox's, Frank Sinatra, In Like Flint, James Coburn, Lens, Lomb's, Looking, MGM, MGM CinemaScope, Panavision, Robert Gottschalk, The Panavision, This
related to Origins · 18
CinemaScope → Anamorphoscope, By, Century Fox, Chrétien, Chrétien's, Cinerama, Earl Sponable, Fox's, French, Henri Chrétien, Herbert Bragg, Hypergonar, It, Skouras, Sponable's, Spyros Skouras, This, To
related to Early implementation · 12
CinemaScope → All, Audio, CS, DH, Fox's CinemaScope, Full/Silent, In, KS, Later, Scope, This, When
related to External links · 11
CinemaScope → American CinematographerCinemaScope, Carousel, Ilias Chrissochoidis, Looking Back, Selected Documents, Sight, Skouras Archive, SoundRestoring CinemaScope, Spyros, The Digital BitsA, The King
related to Rival processes · 9
CinemaScope → Academy, CinemaScope's, Cinerama, IMAX, In, In April, Most, Technical, US
related to Audio · 7
CinemaScope → Cinerama, Disney's Fantasound, Early, Fantasia, Fox, Previously, Walt Disney's
related to Technical difficulties · 6
CinemaScope → Although CinemaScope, Carousel, Later Fox, The, The King, To
related to CinemaScope 55 · 5
CinemaScope → But, Fox, Paramount's VistaVision, Todd-AO, Twentieth Century Fox
is a · 1
CinemaScope → cinematographic technique which used an anamorphic lens to produce widescreen pictures

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film fox anamorphic 55 films used mm process optical lenses sound lens also panavision prints 35 use image ratio magnetic

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CinemaScopeis acinematographic technique which used an anamorphic lens to produce widescreen pictures0.90text
Hans Holbein's paintinginstance ofAnamorphosis had been used in visual media0.80text
The Ambassadorsinstance ofAnamorphosis had been used in visual media0.80text
CinemaScoperelated to AudioFox0.60section
CinemaScoperelated to AudioPreviously0.60section
CinemaScoperelated to AudioWalt Disney's0.60section
CinemaScoperelated to AudioFantasia0.60section
CinemaScoperelated to AudioDisney's Fantasound0.60section
CinemaScoperelated to AudioEarly0.60section
CinemaScoperelated to AudioCinerama0.60section
CinemaScoperelated to CinemaScope 55Twentieth Century Fox0.60section
CinemaScoperelated to CinemaScope 55Fox0.60section

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