Sentence examples for camera travel from inspiring English sources

Because Mr. Agassi's serve travels at more than 100 miles an hour, Mr. Gill determined that even if he could make a camera travel that fast, it would be damaged by the acceleration.

In his latest project, Reely & Truly, Tyrone and his camera travel the globe to meet a diverse array of the most essential people taking pictures today, including some of VICE's favourite photogs: Peter Sutherland, Petra Collins, Tim Barber, Lele Saveri and Sean Vegezzi.

Specially developed technology used in One Life included super-high speed cameras that can slow down action by a factor of 80, a stabilised camera that can travel in the midst of a herd of beasts and an HD macro-camera that can lay bare hitherto invisible life forms.

The first time is in the banqueting scene, where the camera travels continuously round the table.

Hyperlapse videos are a variation of traditional time lapse filmmaking in which the camera travels while also panning, rotating and tilting.

In a bitter juxtaposition, the camera travels through the devastated Ninth Ward, while a PR woman twitters about how the touristy French Quarter is still in prime condition.

We begin as the camera travels across a dusty patch of ground, under a hard sun, to find a mournful man at a gas station.

The camera travels to the wall in front of him and lingers on a framed certificate, an acknowledgment of his contribution to a Nobel Prize in chemistry.

It's a monumental building, and Asquith's camera travels up and around its bulk to give it its due importance.

As the camera travels around the room, the atmosphere is disconcertingly jubilant, one of the men repeatedly shouts: "Where is my Yazidi girl?" At one point the video shows a young boy being asked if he wants a "Yazidi slave".

A lot of this footage made the final cut of the film, including my favourite, the opening sequence where the camera travels over the water as the sea starts to freeze over.