Representing the features of different types of human action in unconstrained videos is a challenging task due to camera motion, cluttered background, and occlusions.
The first months of setting up the cameras were challenging, with several computer issues that seemed to be related to operating system compatibility.
This task becomes much more challenging when the number of cameras increases and there are more people appearing in camera's view.
This was a challenging venue but allowed the camera crews and set crews (with their lights and smoke machines) to have great access around the orchestra, and provided a fantastic backdrop for the Ten Pieces film.
Controlling the shutter speed, flash and angles, then coaxing an image out of the camera is so challenging that a trained operator typically attends to the technical process, while the photographer focuses on the artistic elements.
Even with prolific female directors like Ava DuVernay, Sofia Coppola, and Wonder Woman's Patty Jenkins stepping behind the camera to make challenging, critically acclaimed films, Hollywood still has a long way to go when it comes to closing its industry gender gap.
Low-light photography can be technically challenging, so bring your best camera (for this, generally a big fancy digital one).
Dual-isotope acquisition with CZT cameras remains a challenging technique.
Monitoring large crowds using video cameras is a challenging task.
Director Stephen Williams described filming at the sea as challenging, since the waves caused cameras, lighting and the scenery where the actors were standing to be "moving out of sync with one another".
