Sentence examples for connecting footage from inspiring English sources

He likes to begin sequences, shift the camera in mid-scene, drop out connecting footage; the result is an intentional loss of continuity and psychological consistency.

Someone else was scrutinising CCTV footage connected to the recent unsolved murder of an LGBTQ activist in Greece.

As soon as you have your footage, connect your camera with a computer, and open the tape in a program for movie editing; Windows Movie Maker is a good example for that, it's free and its on any Windows PC (if it's a legal copy), if you have Mac, there's plenty of other fish (free software) in the sea.

He serves up only a cold porridge of archive footage and disconnected soundbites that have some vague connection to the book, without the connecting spine of her explanations.

Detailed examination of the footage suggests a close-up of printed circuit boards connecting electronic components.

Twitter is rolling out the redesign to its camera feature TechCrunch reported on a month ago that's designed to let you capture photos, videos and live footage and connect them to global conversations.

Surveillance video footage and fingerprints connected Mr. Rahami to the devices, officials have said.

Whether or not the video proves connected to the shooting, the footage is just the latest in a string of online threats and pranks to upend peaceful demonstrations across the country.

When the cameras are connected to a cloud account, footage will no longer be stuck on a media card until the owner decides to do something with it.

Cameras and phones can usually connect via USB, while webcam footage and audio software can save directly to your computer.

The GZ-HD6 will record in 1080i and then upon playback will upscale the footage to 1080p when connected via HDMI.