We imagine an ensemble of J distinct cameras that collect images x1, x2,..., x J ∈ ℝ N describing a common scene, with each image x j taken from some camera position θ j ∈ Θ.
Unlike the fictional-feature-film industry, where job titles tend to be more distinct (editors edit, camera operators operate cameras and so on), nonfiction credits are more fluid.
As of August 30, 2015, GoPro and its affiliate companies held a portfolio of 156 patents with distinct clusters in camera housing, data compression, expansion module, camera management system and some other fields.
Cameras with shutter-priority automatic exposure, which is not necessarily a distinct class of camera from the above, will allow you to choose a shutter speed and then it will set an aperture automatically.
By the early 1920s, the writer was meticulously indicating every shot, whereas today, when the scenarist writes less in images and gives more attention to dialogue, leaving the choice of images to the director, the tendency is to confine the script to the master scenes, so called because they are key scenes, covering whole sections of the action, as distinct from individual camera shots.
Most cameras fall into 2 distinct categories, "Point and Shoot cameras" and "DSLR (Digital Single Lens Reflex) cameras".
As with any other people here today, the ghosts of Challenger were more distinct today for Mr. Camera.
In order to locate his characters he adds other distinct sections: Newsreel, The Camera Eye and potted biographies of important figures that helped to sculpt the age.
Finally, by virtue of ZOIP, the optimal product varieties (smart cameras) for distinct segments are determined by maximizing overall customer utility (OCU) and taking a firm's pricing policy into account.
