Sentence examples for camera believing from inspiring English sources

I took along a powerful camera, believing, as I always have, that it would be an indispensable creative tool.

Series creator Matt Groening later expressed an objection to the ending, which sees General Sherman jumping out of the water and winking at the camera, believing it to be overly cartoony.

She revels in detail but writes vast, moral poems that help us live in a world of contraries in which "we hold still for the camera, believing/ it will shore up time, knowing it won't". These are some of the best lyric poems being written today.

In MIRAGE, this blurring of what is real and recorded is taken advantage of to interweave past and present a participant sits in a white room looking at the world through the video camera, believing what they're witnessing is happening live, as a dancer moves around them.

In the first picture released, the baby is shown sitting in a chair with a toy and is howling with laughter as her mother snaps away with the camera – believed to be the same Canon model she used for previous shots of her children.

Reflective materials do the opposite; by reflecting a lot more light back at the camera than normal fabrics, the camera believes the scene is a lot brighter than it is and it reduces the flash output.

While it's been said that the camera believes everything, should we?

Like all libertarians, I am alarmed by the proliferation of these cameras, believing their ubiquity to be another example of how the State intrudes into our personal lives.

Mr Quill is, for example, very down on speed cameras, believing them to be a means of revenue collection rather than safety enforcement, and he produced a devastating critique of a planning decision which forbade the construction of a new branch of Tesco just outside the unspoilt rural village in which he and his wife reside ("Dear Sir, If the so-called simple-lifers and nimbys…").

Cuban authorities are weary of foreigners walking around with cameras, believing they can be used to monitor their police.

Those who unwisely go before cameras believe in their own powers of seduction more than they believe in the power of others to seduce them.