Sentence examples for capturing subjects from inspiring English sources

Lighter and more mobile cameras were less obtrusive, more suited to capturing subjects "off camera".

Capturing subjects in motion indoors is just about hopeless without the flash, even at this camera's maximum (and grainy) 3200 ISO setting.

Jobs represent only one dimension of social mobility, for instance, and each study was a one-shot affair, capturing subjects at a particular moment in time.

Slowly, I picked up on just what made his way of capturing subjects— especially women so interesting.

Capturing subjects who are often mentally ill or violent, his work has incited admiration and indignation in equal measure; is he exposing truths or being exploitative?

Thus, the administrative databases are capturing subjects who perhaps already have complications from their obesity, as evidenced by the fact that the PPV of an obesity diagnosis in the administrative database is higher in those with obesity related complications such as diabetes.

But my job as a journalist — always — is to try to capture subjects as fully as I possibly can.

The small camera made it easy to capture subjects on the move, but just as crucially, it made it easy for the photographer to adjust his point of view.

"This exhibition includes select photographers who, through their personal vision and photographic skill, have captured subjects, past and present, specific to Detroit, its changing landscape, architecture and auto industry," the museum's news release said.

v Super Intelligent Flash: This advanced flash system automatically adjusts flash output and timing to capture subjects and background in bright, natural detail over the full flash range.

Additionally, with the super-powerful 18x optical zoom lens, it is easy to capture subjects that are far away or take dramatic close-ups.