Sentence examples for aperture control from inspiring English sources

Instead, there are dedicated shutter speed and exposure dials on top and a metal aperture control ring around the lens.

Among its 22 scene modes is a preset called Peripheral Defocus that creates a shallow depth of field — a boon to casual portrait photographers who have not yet mastered the basics of aperture control.

In a novel set of experiments, the University of Birmingham Transient Wind Simulator (a 1 m diameter impinging jet with aperture control) has been used to simulate a downburst striking buildings of different heights, ranging from below to above zm.

The University of Birmingham Transient Wind Simulator (UoB-TWS, a 1 m diameter impinging jet with aperture control) has been used to simulate the transient aspects of downburst-like flow, allowing the pressure distributions they create over cube and portal framed structures to be measured for the first time, at model-scale (1 1600).

Shutter and aperture control?

But they did confirm that aperture control is totally manual.

Graphical estimates of entry pressure provide a good approximation of the critical aperture controlling the formation of a continuous nonwetting phase pathway in a variable aperture fracture.

The DOF adapter is a passive adapter, meaning that you can't use autofocus or electronic aperture controls, but the great thing is that there are lots and lots of fantastic, cheap manual lenses available.

Because transmission efficiency is highly related to the aperture size, control the nanoaperture size is essential in the fabrication of high-quality nanoprobes.

Divergent light reflected from the membrane is collimated by a convex lens and directed through an aperture to control beam diameter before entering a BK-7 prism (Melles-Griot, Carlsbad, CA) in the standard Kretschmann configuration, allowing light to couple into the sample flowcell.

Set the aperture to control both the light and the amount that is in focus, in other words, the depth of field.