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That is, images from each camera were captured simultaneously as in real operation.

Time and place of the resuscitations recorded by the CCD-cameras were captured.

Cameras are capturing us on city streets, and watching where we drive, and you can be sure that Big Brother wants access to that, too.

News cameras are capturing events in real time, they said, and they cannot be readily available to decipher the material for them.

As if overnight cellphones and cheap HD video cameras are capturing decent to excellent image quality.

The mystery of what's happening off camera is captured wholly in the expression on Hillary's face.

Although remote camera's captured the event, the extreme isolation of Fort McPherson, which sits roughly 1,800 miles due north of Vancouver, meant that news of the flood would not reach those studying the lake until weeks later. .

Jon M Chu's 3D camera is capturing a circumspect, anxious me.

Mr. Bhargava's technique owes much to documentaries, not least the sense that the camera is capturing unguarded moments.

After 70 minutes, the balloon reached an altitude of around 100,000 feet, at which height the camera was capturing the curvature of the earth and the darkness of the upper atmosphere.

The digital camera clicked, and the images were captured on an editing program.