cine
cin•e
or cin•é
(ˈsɪn i, ˈsɪn eɪ)n., pl. cin•es or cin•és.
n., pl. cin•es or cin•és.
cine
cine
From "cinematography," cine refers to motion pictures shot on film and viewed on a flat, white surface with a film projector. From the Greek "kine," which means motion, the term was commonly used for home movies shot with 8, Super 8, 9.5 and 16mm film. "Cine," which is pronounced "sin-uh" as in "sin-uh-muh" (cinema), is a common prefix in the movie industry even in the days of digital. See cine-oriented, cinema and digital cinema. |
| From a 16mm Projector |
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| This was the label on the lamp housing of a Victor 16mm film projector made in the 1930s. |
cine
cine
An MRI term for a series of multiple, rapidly recorded images taken at sequential cycles of time, and displayed on a monitor in a dynamic cinematic format. Cine imaging can be used to demonstrate true range of motion studies of joints and parts of the spine.CINE
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