Sentence examples for bright lens from inspiring English sources

"The easiest way is to get a very bright lens," said Mr. Laforet, meaning using a lens that lets in a lot of light, which is described by an "f" number.

In a posthumous appreciation in The New Yorker, Clive James wrote that Fellini's "individuality resided in his being able to see what was universal about himself," and that his ability to reflect his country and his personality through the bright lens of his art made him "one of the great men of the modern world".

With its wide and bright lens, the LUMIX FX78 excels when shooting dynamic landscapes and in low-lit situations.

The 35mm (highly recommended for subject photography and some close-ups) is a stupendously bright lens at f/1.4, and is my favorite of the two.

"The X10's thoughtfully laid out design, large EXR CMOS sensor, bright lens and manual zoom make it an outstanding choice when image quality simply cannot be compromised".

The W200 is designed so it can be taken anywhere to capture brilliant video in the toughest conditions, particularly underwater, thanks to features such as a 5 megapixel BSI CMOS sensor and F2.2 Bright Lens.

Squinting through several bright lenses set into a false wall, I could see the wheels and moving lights in the hidden space beyond.

The Panasonic LUMIX LX5 is a unique compact digital camera in that it offers superb image quality along with a super-bright lens and increased creative modes.

And while it's normal to get annoyed every now and then, it's also our choice to look at others through a better, brighter lens.

Here, Mr. Chirnomula interprets traditional Mexican cuisine through the bright contemporary lens that characterizes the food at his other restaurants.

Samsung just announced its new TL500 camera, a high-performance compact model that has a very bright f/1.8 lens and a comparatively large image sensor.