Sentence examples for better footage from inspiring English sources

Better footage comes from cameras embedded in the surfboards or held aloft.

Besides being on a boat for weeks, one way for underwater cameramen to acquire more and better footage is simply to shoot for as long as possible.

You put two things together, and you get, like, 'Oh, my God, this works!' " He admitted that he sometimes dreaded the arrival of fresh clips: "The worst was when I worked really hard on figuring out a nice transition at 10 46 A.M. and someone would bring another 10 46, which was better footage or worked better with the narrative.

I have a briefing in a couple hours so I'll get better footage.

The Fetch's adjustability means that it worked with a range of different dogs I know, from very small to very large, and the two mount locations provided an interesting shift in perspective (although the back mount in general produced much better footage).

Jcattera was planning to set up more cameras, hoping to get better footage.

Previous video from Syrian protests has been grainy, filmed mostly on mobile phones, but protesters have found ways of getting better quality footage out of the country as the unrest continues.

Video resolution is capped to 720p because of initial bandwidth restrictions, although the on-board camera is capable of 1080p 60 fps — in other words better quality footage may be offered/unlocked in a future update.

Recently, on the Times site, lucid daylight portraits of people attending the Obama inauguration chronicled the event even better than live footage did.

So the Stasi came up with some counter-pop tactics: an Ablenkkonzert ("diversionary concert"), deeper in the city; a broadcast of the concert in a stadium, with a delay in case of political statements — or, better yet, with footage of an entirely different Michael Jackson concert.

Brian Center, Executive Director of A Better LA: The footage from Haiti is devastating.