Sentence examples for finding a camera from inspiring English sources

(Skype video interviews are even worse; the trick is finding a camera angle that doesn't reveal anything blatantly domestic).

Imagine my delight, then, upon finding a camera which not only fulfills my expectations of a point-and-shoot, but also takes steps toward being a such a useful imaging device that any photographer or cinematographer would be proud to own one.

Edwards's security camera recorded the agents busting in the front door, and more unsettlingly, also recorded one of them finding a camera inside, then turning it to face the wall.

In the 'olden days' of television news, shooting a story meant booking a crew, getting a camera, finding a producer, getting a reporter and so on.

Taking a look back at seven days of news and headlines across the world of Android, this week's Android Circuit includes the phone that beats the Galaxy S10, the hidden Galaxy Note 10, Huawei P30 Pro leaks, Nokia 9 PureView camera reviewed, OnePlus finding a winning UI, and a new camera for the Twitter app.

For instance, you may want a facility that has a computer center, while your friends may be more interested in finding a school that offers cameras.

For instance, you may want a facility that has a computer center, while your friends may be more interested in finding a school that offers cameras.

The rear camera took a few tries to get right, according to Sobral, since finding a way to fix the camera in the required position, while still ensuring it could withstand crashes and bumps turned out to be a challenge.

The director doesn't use one shot if he can figure out how to use several; he doesn't take a picture without finding a way to move the camera flashily.

Mr. Lee arrived home and noticed something missing, and quickly logged onto the camera's video, finding a little red flag at the 3 35 p.m. mark, meaning motion had been detected then.

These models are described briefly below: Linear Model: A linear-model approach formulates the problem of the estimation of a spectral reflectance R ̃ from the camera responses C as finding a transformation matrix (or reconstruction matrix) Q that reconstructs the spectrum from the K measurements as follows: R ̃ = Q C. (2).