panoramisches

Panoramisches is the neuter singular inflected form of the German adjective panoramisch, meaning “panoramic” or “relating to a panorama.” It describes objects or concepts that present or suggest a wide, sweeping view. In ordinary usage it precedes neuter nouns, for example das panoramische Bild (the panoramic image) or das panoramische Fenster (the panoramic window). In phrases with feminine or masculine nouns the form changes accordingly, as in eine panoramische Aussicht (a panoramic view).

Etymology and usage context: The word panorama derives from Greek pan- “all” and horama “view,” and it entered German via other European languages in the 18th or 19th century. The adjective panoramisch was formed from this noun to describe breadth and wide scope across media and spaces. As a result, panoramisches is commonly found in descriptions of visual representations, architectural spaces, or geographies that emphasize expansive perspectives.

Contexts and examples: In visual arts and media, panoramisches describes wide-format representations such as panoramic photographs or broad landscape views. In photography and film, related terms like Panoramafotografie and panorama shot denote techniques and equipment used to produce seamless wide-angle images, often by stitching multiple frames. In architecture and urban planning, phrases such as panoramische Aussicht or panoramische Räume refer to vantage points or interiors designed to maximize visible breadth.

See also: Panorama, Panoramafotografie, Weitwinkelobjektiv, 360-Grad-Aufnahme.