Sentence examples for camera narrows from inspiring English sources

In one of the movie's most affecting moments he reveals a devastating turn in the story while the camera narrows in on Ms. Davis, using the crumbling landscape of her face to reflect a world falling apart.

"Watch it with your children," she said, looking into the camera, narrowing her eyes for emphasis.

Multiple-layered sediment is manifested by alternating benches and scarps visible in Mars orbiting camera narrow-angle (MOC NA) images.

Previous DTM generation was only accomplished with planned or serendipitous Viking Orbiter and more recently from Mars Orbiter Camera Narrow Angle (MOC-NA) stereo-pairs.

It survived, and in a photograph that NOAA released, the animal stared into the camera with narrowing eyes, one prong of the metal fishing implement still stuck through her forehead.

I just spent hours researching digital cameras and narrowed my choices to a Canon and a Nikon, only to learn that both present problems for XP users.

This camera takes narrow roll film (16-mm or 9.5-mm) in special cartridges or film disks.

General Ross gathers a commando team, including a vengeful bloke played by Tim Roth (of the crooked smile), and, as the team tracks Bruce down in Brazil, Leterrier stages a chase with a moving camera through narrow alleys.

If anything, at the "Satyagraha" broadcast I was left longing to see more, not less: the ceaseless activity in the corners of the stage beyond the camera's narrow window.

However, the possible tracking range of the head pose is limited by the fact that the locally attached marker must be entirely visible inside the camera's narrow field of view (FOV).

We undertook a photogeologic study of Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter Camera (LROC) Narrow Angle Camera (NAC) images of the ejecta of the very young 22-km diameter crater Giordano Bruno (GB) and for the Luna 24 landing site region, where secondary craters from Giordano Bruno are observed.