large-format

adjective

1. of or relating to a camera with an image area of 5 inches by 4 inches or more

Example Sentences

That’s a bonus for Imax and so-called premium large-format screens operated by the theater chains.

From Los Angeles Times

During opening weekend, 41% of the movie’s domestic box office came from premium large-format screenings, 13% of which was Imax, Disney said.

From Los Angeles Times

But those plans fell apart late last year, when the developer, Green Partners, put the project on ice citing soaring interest rates and construction costs “along with the complexity of creating a large-format garden center in a dense urban development.”

From Seattle Times

The research team use several standard projectors to illuminate the room along with a projector with a wide aperture and large-format lens to soften the crisp edges of shadows.

From Science Daily

“Well, your mom and I were torn between the walnut plank we have and a large-format beige travertine product,” I said.

From Seattle Times