Sentence examples for camera commands from inspiring English sources

However, not all camera commands require such a procedure.

This control framework uses Boost.Asio [17] (a cross-platform socket wrapper) to directly send HTTP/1.1 [18] camera commands to a camera and uses the libavcodec library [10] to decode the streaming camera data.

If PTZ cameras are used, the responsiveness of such camera commands should be taken into consideration when choosing between models, as some cameras may respond or move too slowly to be useful for applications such as active tracking.

As Len and I got to know each other, he snapped away on his camera, commanding me to look in different directions and express an array of emotions.

One of the advantages of utilizing network cameras is that the camera control interface can be implemented through sending simple HTTP commands.

"Something is changing when a person with a cellphone video camera can command an audience around the world".

These are blouses that make a subtle joke about their own femininity; associated with Tory wives who pretend to be ladylike while actually wearing the trousers, or royal women who have to look pretty for the camera while commanding with a will of steel.

When the Norwegians and British arrived with their shining technology, underwater cameras and command centers that looked like a Circuit City showroom, these "foreigners" went to work in their deep-diving suits and cracked the stubborn hatch in 36 hours.

For the most part mirrorless cameras can command a higher margin than point-and-shoots.

At the 1988 Winter Olympics in Calgary, Burke sat in the control room and was awed as he watched the legendary Roone Arledge command camera positions, juggle live and taped events, transform what could have been tedium into drama.

The script is by Catherine Johnson, who wrote the original stage play; the play's director, Phyllida Lloyd, is also along for the ride, and she seems so thrilled to have a camera at her command that she forces many of her actors to yelp and croon in closeup — never a good idea.