Sentence examples for equivalent camera from inspiring English sources

An equivalent camera without the projector costs about half as much.

The selection of an appropriate aperture and shutter speed among equivalent camera exposures depends on depth-of-field and subject-movement requirements.

The radiation (0.9-1.7 0.9-1.7lected by the illuminated objects is now typically recorded with a InGaAs (or equivalent) camera, allowing for rapid acquisition of high definition images with a resolution up to 0.1 mm, covering areas of typically 0.5 × 0.5 m2.

For effective analysis considering convection within the camera, equivalent thermal conductivity method was adopted with ABAQUS.

The equivalent of the camera work is now done on a computer named Daniel (after the studio's old cameraman).

They are focused by the lens on a photographic plate and cause a chemical reaction in the silver atoms of that film emulsion (or in a charged coupled device or some such equivalent) in the camera.

So, in a sense, its significant features can be most truly assessed and appreciated in this equivalent of a camera close-up, modest in scale but vivid in detail, where a smudge of color is epochal, the twitch of the brush an event.

* 35mm camera equivalent.

Russell Howard, a researcher with the U.S. Naval Research Laboratory, is principal investigator for the wide-field imager, PSP's equivalent of a camera.

28mm wide angle, 4X optical zoom lenses These lenses zoom from 28mm to 112mm (35mm film camera equivalent).

Like its camera equivalent, this blends different exposures to retain detail in low and bright light simultaneously and the results are superb.