Sentence examples for detail camera from inspiring English sources

After a general description of a photogrammetric bridge deflection measurement system, four critical components of the system are addressed in detail: camera selection and settings; camera calibration; network control (reference system and scale); and camera placement.

Yet, I can't be alone in feeling that tonight's climactic scene – shown in full expurgated detail, the camera lingering on every ungainly hack and slash – took events to a level of intensity that I wasn't prepared for, nor was entirely comfortable with.

The charm of Brian Limond's absurdist comedy, first aired on BBC Scotland in 2010, is best summed up in a protracted sketch in which he asks which is heavier, a kilo of feathers or a kilo of steel, before asserting that it is of course steel, then slowly being forced by friends to accept his mistake, the crushing realisation played out in minute detail on camera.

"I need to be precise: we are collecting evidence – it is important to pay attention to the detail, the camera they used, the way it was filmed, where it was filmed, the behaviour of the person acting, the clothes, every detail has an importance".

I love capturing details the camera can see, that otherwise you might miss.

A genius of the Harry Potter sets is that they include even details the camera never caught, like the Hogwarts crest carved into the great fireplace, so the actors performed in fully realized little universes.

His insistence on the tiniest details of camera movement, expression and composition was a reminder to them — and also to me — that transparency, immediacy and a sense of immersion in life are not the automatic results of turning on a camera but rather effects achieved through the painstaking application of craft.

The chapter provides details on camera site surveys for area of coverage, network site surveys for connectivity, power surveys for power distribution, including surge suppressors and backup power, and wireless site surveys to determine line of sight, propagation, and deployment.

They've got the process pretty fine-tuned at this point; you start with the big-picture questions (Budget? Carrier? Brand?), and then dive right into the details (Multimedia? Camera? Enterprise features?).

It is not like it is today with one reporter after the other filling you in with details on camera.

In most theatres, you're too far away to see this level of detail, but the camera can show it.