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panoram (複数形 panorams)

1. (film, informal, dated) A panoramic view.
   • 1938, Popular Mechanics (volume 69, number 1)

     Such a panoram should be used only on distant objects. It should be executed slowly and evenly. It should always conclude, not start, with the most interesting objects within view.

   • 2000, Stephen Herbert, A History of Early Film (volume 2, page 104)

     For one thing, the rate at which a panoram is swung depends generally on a much slower motion of the hand controlling the turntable handle than the regulation twice a second which must always be given to the camera handle.