High school girls learn to construct cameras and program image filters at Lincoln Laboratory event.
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In effect, Mr. Gyllenhaal shot much of the film himself, through a specially constructed camera mounted on his chest.
Time-resolved small-angle X-ray scattering (SAXS) and wide-angle X-ray scattering (WAXS) patterns have been simultaneously obtained during melting and crystallization of high-density polyethylene using a newly constructed camera at the SRS, Daresbury.
The constructed camera is O'Leary's way of giving a group of locals girls, who are bombarded with idealized notions of female beauty in popular culture and magazines, control over their own representation.
"Big Brother" throws a group of 10 people, mostly in their 20's, into a new house constructed with cameras and recording equipment everywhere to document their every move.
The project is deeply environment friendly their work barely disrupts the landscape and hardly alters the natural tools they construct the cameras from.
By using mass production materials, the cost of constructing the camera attachment is low, allowing resource-poor laboratories greater access to GFP imaging technology.
Friese-Greene constructed a camera for taking a series of photographs on a roll of perforated film moving intermittently behind a shutter, the basic principle of a motion-picture camera.
Then there's Greg and Earl's first stab at a film for Rachel, a documentary tribute, for which Greg interviews Rachel's mother (Molly Shannon), and for which they construct a camera-wall, à la Errol Morris, into which they place a cell phone and record classmates' tributes to Rachel, spoken directly into the lens of the camera.
