Sentence examples for exciting the camera from inspiring English sources

By Ian Crouch October 7, 2010 Watching the video from Stockholm in real time this morning was terribly exciting; the camera cuts to a gilded door from which Peter Englund, the permanent secretary of the Swedish Academy, emerges to make the announcement, which lasts less than two minutes.

"When it feels exciting with the camera, it will be exciting in the screening room".

Perhaps more exciting, the Galaxy Camera ships with Android 4.1 Jelly Bean, which has yet to really see the light of day on a smartphone save for a few of the Nexus handsets.

More exciting models from the camera world's two leading makers would give the whole industry a shot in the arm, and bring benefits to shutterbugs everywhere.

What is particularly exciting is that the camera takes her point of view.

The second trope: grand (and very exciting) tracking movements of the camera across a huge field of men running, shooting, falling.

"Looking at space is really exciting". Throughout the night, the camera takes a long exposure shot of the whole sky once a minute and the resulting thousands of images are made into a time-lapse film for the children to view the next day.

It has been exciting to realize that the camera is really the key player.

However, if you look at GoPro and Project Glass for example, you can clearly see how clever hardware design can be used in an invisible way to help users create better content before and during capture: an emphasis on POV shots, a tendency to use the camera in exciting places, image stabilization, high-quality audio with wind filters, wide-angle lenses, etc.

"Reading Rainbow" sought to ignite a love of reading using the delights of television -- music, animation, taking the camera to exciting places.

On paper, the iPhone 5s features the least exciting rear camera, offering just eight megapixels.