The phrase "a scene using a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a scene that incorporates a specific element or tool, often in creative writing or analysis.
Example: "The director crafted a scene using a unique camera angle to enhance the emotional impact."
Alternatives: "a scene featuring a" or "a scene employing a".
Catadioptric stereo enables the capture of multiple views of a scene using a single camera.
With this technique we multiplex the processed holograms of actual diffuse objects composing a scene using a two-beam off-axis holographic setup in a Fresnel approach.
While such models are assumed to be known a priori, there do exist automatic modeling approaches that acquire 3D models of a scene using a host of sensors, including multiple video cameras (providing stereo), inertial and GPS sensors [4].
The top view of the prospective projection of a scene using a pinhole camera model for the column-wise downsampling approach; area which could be viewed by both cameras (before the downsampling process) is enclosed in red; yellow bands indicate areas that cannot be seen in view 1 due to the column-wise downsampling approach; unviewed areas in view 2 due to the downsampling are indicated by blue.
I like the way Quentin Tarantino creates a scene using a series of close-ups or showing very cool images of a person or people walking on some ordinary street in slow motion.
In this project, we are interested in capturing a video of a possibly dynamic scene using a set of repeating basis illuminations and then relighting the captured video with a novel and possibly varying illumination.
His system entailed photographing a crime scene using a wide-angle lens and tripod, as in a picture of an early twentieth-century bourgeois Parisian dining room, perfectly in order save for the body of a stout old woman lying on her back in the foreground, her clothing camouflaged against the dark wood floor.
Lally Katz's version, which premiered at Brisbane festival, looks at the play through an exaggerated and musical version of the past, and only pulls the work into a contemporary context in the final scene, using a costume change and a jolting reference to internet porn.
The visualization system renders a virtual scene using a static background overlaid with virtual actors animated using the indexed information.
In addition, overhead surveillance camera footage seemed to show a man filming the scene using a small hand-held camera, rather than a large camera of the type used for TV news reporting.
To construct the scene in which Sarah and Alison meet in the soccer field shed, Maslany and her stunt double Kathryn Alexandre first shot a master version of the scene using a Technodolly, a programmable camera crane that can memorise camera movements.
