Sentence examples for as widescreen from inspiring English sources

Standard square-shaped TV sets and computer monitors often use an aspect ratio of 4 3, which means the ratio of the overall width to the height of the screen is 4 to 3. TV's and monitors listed as widescreen have a different aspect ratio that indicates the screen's width.

Other mods add back items and quests omitted from the final version of the game or new features such as widescreen support.

As widescreen filmmaking became popular, Gottschalk saw an opportunity to provide anamorphic lenses to the film industry—first for projectors, and then for cameras.

He recorded a radio series called Oobu Joobu in 1995 for the American network Westwood One, which he described as "widescreen radio".

Be aware that pretty much ALL HDTV's are "horizontal rectangles" otherwise known as widescreen and have an aspect ratio of 16x9 as opposed to traditional 4x3.

Take the delicate, sugarplum-fairy re-imagining of "Bingo Bango": based around waltz-time harpsichord and raffishly muted trumpet, it becomes as unashamedly widescreen as a Spielberg film score by John Williams, speeding up as it goes along like a Greek or Cossack dance – just one benefit of its being freed from sequencer rhythms.

There is nothing as dramatically widescreen as the pumpkin photograph in First Pictures, but you can see ample evidence of the talent that won him two Guggenheim awards in 1978 and 1982.

The 2000:1 ratio will allow you to project widescreen as well as the standard 4 3 format, with a 200 lumen brightness ratio.

As the widescreen drama glides between the catwalk and the morgue, all flashbulbs appear equally morbid.

The film is touted as a widescreen epic in "glorious 70mm", but turns out to be a chamber piece, set almost entirely in a single location.

This reissue garnered some criticism from viewers, as the widescreen format led to the cropping and reframing of the images.