Sentence examples for camera lit from inspiring English sources

He directed, starred in, produced and wrote the film, composed the score, operated the camera, lit the scenes and edited the footage.

There were Asians adding blow-off valves to their VLs, Aussies organising cruises, Greeks adjusting the rear window venetian blinds, and Middle-Easterners posing with their bonnets popped as the flash from their disposable camera lit up their custom interiors.

It's a pivotal part of the story on Donald Trump's camera-lit path to the White House.

The little circular security device has a motion-activated 720p camera, an LED-lit keypad and two-way audio (mic and speakers) built into what looks to be a fairly slender form factor. Oh, and there's also a whatchamacallit — keyhole — should all the other methods fail and you just opt to open the door the old-fashioned way.

The Post informs us that technology already exists to "reliably produce the names of people in the time it takes them to walk by a video camera... in well-lit settings" with better technology on the way.

In a roughly one minute-long video posted on YouTube on Friday, Liu Xia speaks directly to the camera while holding a lit cigarette.

"The button shot is amazing," he said; it had captured Woodman reaching down toward the camera to press a lit panel that would initiate the day's trading — the NASDAQ equivalent, perhaps, of getting tubed at Pipeline.

"I was on tour in the United States back in '89 and we did a show in Cincinnati," a deadpan Bowie said, staring into the camera while holding a lit cigarette.

Nevertheless, your first reaction to the Bonzart Lit digital camera, which measures less than 3 inches by 2 inches, and is only half an inch thick, will probably be along the lines of, "How cute!" But the tiny toy can take some very artistic photographs.

Back in the fire simulator, Lê set up her large-format wooden camera in the red-lit room.

His eye was as much flashbulb as camera, scanning a low-lit world for a kind of dirty, tabloid poetry; he was the Weegee of cinema.