Sentence examples for camera hunting from inspiring English sources
It was all he did; given the number of images he left behind, he must have been out with his camera, hunting scenes and taking pictures, nearly every day until he died.
In the chilly early hours, I prowled the edge of Abbott Lake with my camera, hunting vivid leaves and reflections in the still water.
He also fought to replace "rifle hunting" with "camera hunting" as a way to capture the beauty of the natural world without lethal consequence.
Wildlife photography, camera hunting, experimental art making -- whatever you call it, Shiras was a turn-of-the-century pioneer whose work seamlessly combined politics and poetry, capturing the beauty of the natural world while fighting to protect it.
If your lens focuses slowly, or if your camera hunts a lot during focusing, then pre-focus it (either with your AF or manually) to a point near where you think a subject will be, then track the motion of an approaching vehicle through your viewfinder and only activate your autofocus once the car is at that closer point.
Tigers are thought to be mainly nocturnal predators, but in areas where humans are typically absent, they have been observed via remote-controlled, hidden cameras, hunting in daylight.
Intruding into every facet of indigent life, Mr. Mendoza's swooping, hand-held camera hunts for lost dentures and unguarded wallets, hard drugs and easy marks.
This will prevent the camera from hunting and may be a simpler solution than switching to manual.
To that end, the rear LCD flips up, and the camera begins hunting for eyes to focus on.
It's such a huge problem that Seoul has an all-women "hidden camera-hunting" squad to check public restrooms for the tiny devices.
Downstairs is a screen showing the murky Cornish coast in autumn but shot with a full-spectrum ghost hunting camera, turning the sky and sea a mystical purple, with audio recorded on a instrument Roth custom built with help from open-source engineers within the paranormal community.
