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Definition of large-format - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
printingmade for printing big pictures or posters
- The large-format printer can print huge posters.
2.
photographyTECH. related to cameras with large image areasTECH.
- He uses a large-format camera for landscape photography.
3.
booksRare referring to books with big dimensionsRare
- The art book was published in a large-format edition.
Terms with large-format included in their meaning
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media
large-format newspaper with serious news
repository
large storage for raw data in any format
acr: Image Maximum
film format known for high-resolution images and large-scale screens
cinema
large-format movie theaters
acr: Large Format Display
very big screen used for showing images or videos
photography
photographic format between full-frame and large format
photography camera
large-format camera with ground glass screen, flexible bellows, adjustable standards
Examples of large-format in a sentence
They specialize in large-format advertising banners. The gallery displayed large-format prints of the cityscape. She prefers large-format photography for its detail and clarity. They released a large-format version of the magazine. Collectors prefer large-format prints for their clarity.
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- French:grand format, à grand format, ...
- German:großformatig, großbild, ...
- Italian:grande formato, a grande formato, ...
- Spanish:de gran formato, gran formato, ...
- Portuguese:de grande formato, de formato amplo, ...
- Chinese:大幅面的, 大画幅, ...
- Japanese:大判, 大判の, ...
- Arabic:كَبِير الحَجْم, ذو تنسيق كبير, ...
- Hebrew:בְּפוֹרְמָט גָּדוֹל, פּוֹרְמָט גָּדוֹל, ...
- Russian:широкоформатный, крупноформатный, ...
- Ukrainian:великоформатний, широкоформатний, ...
- Hindi:बड़े प्रारूप, विशाल प्रारूप, ...
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