Sentence examples for affixed to the camera from inspiring English sources

Colour correction filters (yellows, blues and reds of different types and densities and in different combinations) are made from special coloured glass or polyester and are affixed to the camera or microscope lens.

A fourth microphone was affixed to the camera tripod and pointed toward one experimenter who marked the beginning and end of each bat's flight on the acoustic files with an ultrasonic whistle (Dog Dazer II, Kii Enterprises, USA).

The EyeLink 1000 system is an excellent eye tracker with a single high resolution camera and an infrared light source affixed to the camera.

One revision I can make in the second paragraph of the original text is to add "a side of" to "an infrared light source affixed to the camera" so that the phrase reads "an infrared light source affixed to a side of the camera".

The men grabbed the van door, yanked her laptop off her lap, stole the camera still affixed to the tripod "and went clattering down the street to a waiting car," she said.

His comedic drama "Taxi," from 2015, is a lesson in how to make a movie without appearing to make a movie: he drives a taxi in Tehran, and most of the movie's action — which takes place inside or just outside his cab — is recorded on a tiny camera, affixed to the dashboard, that he identifies to passengers as a security device.

Cameras affixed to the underbelly of a Mirage 2000 and to helicopters, as well as 10 cameras along the Champs-Élysées, will be shooting film for the spy-adventure film that is to be France's answer to the 1986 American hit "Top Gun".

I noted three angles — including one on the driver — and was prepared to call "gotcha" when, in subsequent shots, I caught glimpses of small video cameras affixed to the windshield and the rear window in exactly the places that would yield the scene's trio of perspectives.

The beam was focused into a dual camera adaptor affixed to the left port of a Zeiss Axiovert 200M inverted microscope.

A camera is affixed to the side of the enclosure to align the sensor directionally during the analysis phase.

Mr. Colbert opened his program with a preview of the headlines to come, though it sounded as if he was on a bad cellphone connection: "Tonight...then...plus... hey!... " Later, he made a point of showing the audience that he had no paper on his desk and that the teleprompters affixed to the front of each of his cameras were dark.