Sentence examples for camera explains from inspiring English sources
Before the advent of the camera, explains Jon Leibowitz, the chairman of the Federal Trade Commission, newspaper photographers would have had difficulty carting heavy daguerreotype equipment and using it to peer over people's back garden fences.
Nigel Atherton, editor of What Digital Camera, explains, "You couldn't stop them taking a picture but you could ruin the picture". Eclipse's anti-paparazzi defence grid, he suspects, "is essentially a large-scale version of that". What makes Eclipse's system special is that it can detect any digital camera, whether it's using a flash or not, and before the first shot.
"I went to Hawaii with friends, and I was that guy lugging around a giant camera," explains Sandofsky, of how he came up with the initial idea.
Ultrasound sensors are there for close range "no-look" gesture control - they pick up movements with help of a microphone instead of an optical camera, explains Qualcomm's director of technology Francis MacDougall.
"My natural tone is too gorgeous for the camera," explains Brian Wilson to the makeup artist, as she dabs his face with powder.
The screen and the camera, explained Mr. Klein, are primarily horizontal in the way they frame images, whereas a Gothic cathedral is dominantly vertical.
A fair bit of "The Yard" involves the young characters talking to the camera, explaining the rules of this educational jungle to the clueless documentary maker, and these sequences can drag.
Perhaps the most telling revelation from the recent reporting — aside from the U.K.'s Channel 4 catching Alexander Nix on camera explaining how his company could supply beautiful Ukrainian women to entrap politicians — is that Cambridge Analytica is essentially a shell company created by the British firm Strategic Communications Laboratories.
"It's an incredibly useful technology that can create 3D models just using photos from a normal digital camera," explained Mr Vincent.
In the show Tara speaks directly to the camera, explaining, "To celebrate our Jewish heritage, we are throwing him a Bar Mitzvah.
There is no one glaring into the camera explaining anything, so the result can be madly frustrating and monotonous, but once you warm to the pace of the film, watching the proceedings unfold becomes strangely addictive.
