Sentence examples for course cameras from inspiring English sources
Of course, cameras can be shoved in refugees' faces or telephoto lenses used from afar.
On the other side of the fence, near the well-tended greens of a Spanish golf course, cameras capture the attempts to cross the border.
As Woods walked the course, cameras clicked, children and adults yelled his name, people scampered outside the ropes, trying to get a better view.
Of course, cameras are not allowed either, but the duo does pose for the customary jail Polaroids.
There will be, of course, camera-specific features and settings I won't be able to cover here.
Of course, Indiegogo's collections aren't just about the physical interactions between moist, hard and squishy — there are a number of other collections available too, including gaming, outdoor and survival, socially responsible products and, my personal favorite (after the naughty tech, of course), camera gadgets.
Of course, both cameras also incorporate Anti Shake DSP, which reduces photo blur due to moving subjects by raising the camera's sensitivity and allowing faster shutter speeds.
Of course, pocket cameras can also capture video.
"Of course, the cameras capture the front and back license plates".
The pay off for cancer screening, road safety, security, computer interfaces, video compression and, of course, digital cameras could be immense.
Of course, dual cameras are expected to be on-board here yet again — though this time out, they'll stack vertically, rather than horizontally, according to reference designs.
