Sentence examples for cameras because of from inspiring English sources

He does use digital cameras – "because of the pressure, people want things 'now'" – but said he was happier with film, recalling one of his best experiences this year, standing on Hadrian's Wall in a blizzard.

The proposed method can be widely used in applications such as real-time HDR video cameras because of the reduction of hardware complexity.

3-D cameras have to pan slower than standard cameras, because of the more complex focus issues.

"The Arabs hated anybody with cameras, because of their concern for security, so they stopped me from entering the cave.

Before filming began, in 2007, they considered but decided against lighter, more portable digital cameras because of the rapid pace of changing digital standards.

Parking enforcement officers in Cardiff could be fitted with body cameras because of regular assaults while attempting to issue tickets.

But perhaps more to the feeling that nothing bad can happen in the presence of a television camera because, somewhere, tens of thousands of witnesses must be watching.

Now it's rare to find me sans camera because, as many of us photographers say, it's an extension of who we are.

Ms. Showalter said she had been bombarded with reporters' inquiries — and her terminals invaded by network cameras — because two of her clients' planes had been suspected, at different times, of having carried Ms. Anthony out of Florida.

Generally you can't get bokeh with a mobile phone or tablet camera because of limitations of the lens.

In a Flash It's hard to get great shots with a point-and-shoot camera because of shutter lag.