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▪ I. panoˈram, a. and n.
[A commercial shortening of panoramic.]
a. adj. = panoramic.
b. n. = panoramic camera.
1893Photogr. Ann. 291 The Panoram: a perfected panoramic camera. 1902Westm. Gaz. 26 May 4/2 Holiday pictures..taken with a Panoram type of camera. Ibid. 16 June 4/2 He should make it a point to use a Panoram for his exposures. 1903Ibid. 27 May 12/2 The North-Eastern Railway Company publish a series of what they call ‘Panoram’ post-cards.
▪ II. panoˈram, v.
[A shortening of panoramic a.]
intr. = pan v.3 Hence panoˈraming vbl. n.
1915Wells Fargo Messenger Oct. 18/3 We are before the Erie cut, and as the camera ‘panorams’ around, we get a glimpse of our splendid Eleventh Avenue Stable in Jersey City. 1938G. H. Sewell Amateur Film-Making ix. 80 The revolution of a camera on its vertical axis, so that it covers the features of a landscape, is known as ‘panoraming’ or ‘panning’. Ibid. 81 To panoram with a hand-held camera, set your feet firmly on the ground,..brace yourself up and turn from the hips. |