Sentence examples for back into the camera from inspiring English sources

After you've viewed or copied the pictures on the computer, you can slip the CD back into the camera to continue filling it up.

Then I got him to look straight back into the camera and this is what we got: his face in repose, the expression he thinks is strong.

The film often holds these beasts (zebras, chimpanzees, hyenas, giraffes) in a frontal gaze, and at times the animals look right back into the camera and, seemingly, at us.

On a few occasions the animals look right back into the camera and at the viewer, a "mirror effect," as Mr. Côté put it in an e-mail, that captures "the who's-watching-who problematic of a zoo in its most brutal or purest form".

When a reporter asks Dylan if he cares what he sings about, he responds, "You've got a lot of nerve asking me a question like that — do you ask the Beatles that?" The man I thought was a party-line hippie was the punk of 1965, looking back into the camera and wondering why there was a camera at all and who was profiting from the footage.

When a reporter asks Dylan if he cares what he sings about, he responds, "You've got a lot of nerve asking me a question like that do you ask the Beatles that?" The man I thought was a party-line hippie was the punk of 1965, looking back into the camera and wondering why there was a camera at all and who was profiting from the footage.

Tom will go out of the frame and come back into the frame, and the camera doesn't budge.

It simply clicks into the back of the camera, where is connects to the Hero Port.

The accompanying video features shots of Grand and Lieb together in the studio, interspersed with performance footage of the men seated back-to-back and gazing directly into the camera. .

Because the camera can take up to a minute to rotate, a person on the left can run around in back of the camera and step back into the photograph on the right.

He passed me a 1999 cover of San Francisco magazine showing Robin Williams, his back to the camera, urinating into a body of water.