Cinemagraph
Definition, Meaning & Examples
Part of speech noun
Quick meaning: Cinemagraph is a noun meaning A digital image in which an element or small area is animated, such as in an animated GIF.
Meaning
A digital image in which an element or small area is animated, such as in an animated GIF.
More Meanings
- (archaic) A movie, especially one from the silent era.
Example Sentences
In fact, shooting and editing a cinemagraph can be easy; it is its content that will make it successful.
At the end of each a sign is thrown from the cinemagraph on the canvas announcing that those who came late may stay for the next 'performance.'
Once they all went to a dance hall called the Rialto which she hadn't liked much, but when they went to the cinemagraph, she'd really enjoyed it.
The camera will fire 18 JPEGs and then it will provide a preview image with a brush tool that you can use to specify the area that will be animated: depicted as moving in the cinemagraph.
Word Forms
- cinemagraphs
Related Words
Related dictionary entries include semagram, graphoelement, iconograph, keyframe, emoticon, ideograph.
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