I stowed Mark's camera, locked his van, and went home.
Unfortunately, the camera locks up for 18 seconds afterward, as it processes all those shots.
He was using programmers' slang, he said to describe when the camera locks up because of a software error.
With the camera locked in close-up, he lifts his chin ever so slightly in defiance, his eyes widening into a glare of triumph that costs him everything.
Ms. Akerman and her cinematographer, Babette Mangolte, seldom use more than one distanced, carefully composed shot per scene: the image is steady, the camera locked down.
Incredibly, it really works; the camera locks onto your loved ones' faces and hangs onto them, even as they move around on the screen, and perfectly exposes and focuses on them.
A still camera locking downward take pictures of the seafloor using a single strobe as shown in Figure 1.
Usually, all mains signal phases are running synchronously with each other, and if the camera locks to one of them, their mutual synchronization will be maintained.
The system features a quartet of modes designed for different data collecting scenarios, including Spotlight, in which the camera locks onto a subject as the drone moves; the circling Point of Interesting; Tripod, which is designed to navigate tight spots and ActiveTrack for following moving objects.
With one-shot the camera locks the focus.
