Definition of Vistavision in English:

Vistavision

noun ˈvɪstəvɪʒ(ə)nˈvistəˌviZHən

mass nountrademark in US

A form of widescreen cinematography employing standard 35 mm film in such a way as to give a larger projected image using ordinary methods of projection.
Example sentencesExamples
- But in his 1950s Vistavision, Technicolor period, Hitchcock learned to use the camera to tell the story much more than ever before.
- The picture was beautifully shot in Utah's Monument Valley in Technicolor and Vistavision.
- Note how the small black and white TV transmissions are always contrasted to the Vistavision and vibrant Technicolor of the ‘real’ filmic world.

Definition of Vistavision in US English:

Vistavision

nounˈvistəˌviZHən

trademark in US

A form of widescreen cinematography employing standard 35 mm film in such a way as to give a larger projected image using ordinary methods of projection.
Example sentencesExamples
- Note how the small black and white TV transmissions are always contrasted to the Vistavision and vibrant Technicolor of the ‘real’ filmic world.
- But in his 1950s Vistavision, Technicolor period, Hitchcock learned to use the camera to tell the story much more than ever before.
- The picture was beautifully shot in Utah's Monument Valley in Technicolor and Vistavision.

单词	Vistavision
释义	Definition of Vistavision in English: Vistavision noun ˈvɪstəvɪʒ(ə)nˈvistəˌviZHən mass nountrademark in US A form of widescreen cinematography employing standard 35 mm film in such a way as to give a larger projected image using ordinary methods of projection. Example sentencesExamples But in his 1950s Vistavision, Technicolor period, Hitchcock learned to use the camera to tell the story much more than ever before. The picture was beautifully shot in Utah's Monument Valley in Technicolor and Vistavision. Note how the small black and white TV transmissions are always contrasted to the Vistavision and vibrant Technicolor of the ‘real’ filmic world. Definition of Vistavision in US English: Vistavision nounˈvistəˌviZHən trademark in US A form of widescreen cinematography employing standard 35 mm film in such a way as to give a larger projected image using ordinary methods of projection. Example sentencesExamples Note how the small black and white TV transmissions are always contrasted to the Vistavision and vibrant Technicolor of the ‘real’ filmic world. But in his 1950s Vistavision, Technicolor period, Hitchcock learned to use the camera to tell the story much more than ever before. The picture was beautifully shot in Utah's Monument Valley in Technicolor and Vistavision.
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