Sentence examples for camera spending from inspiring English sources

While Ashton Kutcher was recently caught on camera spending some quality time with his old pal Mila Kunis, the pair insists they're just friends.

If you have any spare cash after buying a camera, spend it on a good tripod and possibly even some lights.

Georg - and Mr. Schlondorff's camera - spend much of the time observing the fighting, talking to Lebanese people on both sides, trying to account for the civil war.

That's where Casey and his camera spend most of their time.

That will cut the time your camera spends storing one image before shooting the next, and will leave room for more shots on its memory card.

where w j is the fraction of time the camera spent at pose j, (boldsymbol {b}in {{mathbb {R}}^{ntimes n}}) is the blurry image, (boldsymbol {x}in {{mathbb {R}}^{ntimes n}}) is the latent sharp image, K is the sparse warping matrix with size n 2×n 2, and v denotes the additive Gaussian white noise.

The camera spends a lot of time focused on the back of Emma's head and her perfectly coiffed hair much like Tippi Hedren in The Birds or Marnie.

He claims that buying the cameras, spending thousands of pounds to transport himself to Indonesia, and performing the act of neglect that allowed the monkeys to steal his cameras entitles him to full authorship of the image, regardless of who pushed the button.

The internal zoom lens eliminates the time other cameras spend telescoping outward when you turn on the camera.

The cameras spend a lot of time on shots of Impossible's ground-beef alternative being molded into patties and watching it sizzle on the grill.

The five assistant principals, unknowingly trailed by investigators with cameras, spent dozens of working hours shopping at Lord & Taylor, Macy's and Kmart.