cinematographicadj.

1896 Standard 9 Mar. 3/6 The Cinematographic entertainment..will be as attractive as it is ingenious and amusing. The long combination Greek word will probably be the only drawback to its unlimited success.

1897 C. M. Hepworth Animated Photogr. 90 The shutter is an important detail in the cinematographic camera.

1912 F. A. Talbot Moving Pictures xviii. 206 His most successful subjects were seized by American houses and ‘duped’—as unauthorized reproduction is called in cinematographic parlance in that country.

1928 Observer 15 July 13/1 A skilled photographer, he is making a cinematographic record of his tour.

1963 New Scientist 19 Dec. 718/1 42 historical collections of cinematographic and photographic engineering..are known to exist in Europe and the USA.

2015 Gleaner (Kingston, Jamaica) 3 Feb. a8/3 This movie is a cinematographic masterpiece directed by Steve McQueen.

1910 A. H. Northcliffe & S. S. McClure World's Greatest Bks. XI. 30 M. Maspero in cinematographic style passes before us the actors in many of the most thrilling of historic dramas.

1959 Cambr. Rev. 25 Apr. 449/2 In Summer with Monika many of the images..are uniquely cinematographic, and evade obvious verbal categories.

1992 Stage 17 Dec. 23/3 The book is quite episodic and tells of the feelings of the children which is not very cinematographic.

2005 O. Sacks in N.Y. Rev. Bks. 24 Mar. 36/1 I found myself referring again to the ‘cinematographic’ sequences of stills described to me by migraine patients.