Sentence examples for camera picking from inspiring English sources

And film, of course, is ideally poised to make a virtue of silence, the camera picking up at close quarters what playwrights generally are compelled to spell out.

Accompanying the rear camera is an infrared emitter, constantly emitting an invisible grid across the world, and an infrared camera, picking up the reflections the grid makes.

Two months earlier, Ms. Bale, a former bank worker, had been filmed on a security camera, picking up a cat by the skin of its back and tossing it into a garbage bin.

But taking the close-up further, Wols made an image of his wife's lipsticked lips, the camera picking up her less-than-Chiclet-white teeth and the tiny hairs around her mouth.

Altman works with his customary fluid tracking shots, his camera picking up one of the women as she enters the office, following her to the reception desk, dropping her for someone else, picking her up again, and so on.

Neither can sleep, and the erotic throb that Capra builds is near-tropical, with the camera picking up the wet, wide gleam of Stanwyck's gaze, and pulling back to show the torrent of rain that sheets down the windows behind the couch.

The television camera picked up Mirka's amazed smile.

An exterior camera picks them up coming through the door.

Underwater, the camera picks up minutiae of expression and intention.

His camera picks up brightly patterned fabrics, painted cardboard, printed images from magazines and newspaper circulars.

The camera picks up the glints of Wilder's madness; Feldman projects to the gallery.