"We also use the tiny Flare cameras a lot; they were invaluable for shooting time-lapse sequences of army ants".
Since the 2011 deployment, Customs and Border Protection (CBP) has added updated flare cameras, radar-based fixed towers, and mobile towers that all enhance detection of border crossers.
The Mini-FLARE camera system used in this study is capable of displaying NIR fluorescence signal in relation to the surgical anatomy and illuminates the surgical field with white light.
I looked at Z. and N. and saw my feeling mirrored back at me, their faces shone in the dark, or that's how I remember it, as though they were caught in the flare of a camera's flash.
(d) Correct interpolant for lighting direction (e) PTM + RBF interpolant, PSNR = 30.803 (note camera flare from other images in the set).
The whisking movement was photographed with a high speed camera (Flare, 4M180MCL, 4 Megapixel, Dalsa Xcelera-x4-CL, IO industries at 1000 fps) and software (Streams 6; IO industries) with resolutions 600 × 350 pixels.
Responses were recorded from the principle barrel, as determined by intrinsic imaging during whisker deflection, and whisker displacements were measured by an infrared photo-sensor and a high speed camera (Flare, IO industries at 1000 fps).
He repeatedly moved a light-reflecting bounce card, trying to avoid irritating Collins's eyes — she was blinking at just the wrong moment — and then had to wait half an hour for the sun to stop flaring off the camera lens.
Canon 5D, No Flash, can't be a lense flare because it moves, camera is fixed http://t.co/BhTyoyBKql via @youtube.
She stands on the stage, with candles burning hazily like underwater flares, and, as the camera swims around her, she melts.
