Sentence examples for flash shooting from inspiring English sources

Ideal for use with the new EOS Rebel T3, the new Speedlite 270EX II uses only two AA batteries and enables bounce flash shooting with four position steps from 0 degrees to 90 degrees.

Ideally paired with the new EOS Rebel T3i, the new Speedlite 320EX enables bounce flash shooting with six positions including ceiling bounce for vertical shooting, and rear-wall bounce.

Yet when you push a switch, the flash shoots up on an scissorlike extension arm — way, way up, nearly a full camera height up.

Ma Hercules enters and, seeing a seemingly dead Flash, shoots Queen Doris.

By Macy Halford March 29 , 2010Do you end each day having tweeted every couple hours like a good tweeter should and wonder, What's it all for, these hundred-and-forty-character flashes, shot like stars into the void to die?

In Robert Brill's splendid fairground set, the first thing that comes into view above a steel-pier scaffolding is a neon sign flashing "shoot! win!" Only four of the nine would-be Presidential assassins whom the show throws together actually got their man; the others form a sort of demented gang who just can't shoot straight.

But you have to be quick to appreciate it: once you hear that high-pitched, metallic call, you only have a moment before a blue-and-orange flash shoots away from you and out of sight.

Lightning flashes are shooting out of it, electrifying the space before him.

For the first time on a Rebel camera, the T3i features a built-in Integrated Speedlite Transmitter making it even easier to do multi-flash shoots and provide images with greater ambience.

Sparks flew when the world's largest collection of paintings by Joseph Wright of Derby was cleaned – along with wind-blown spray flashing in sunlight, flames shooting from mountain tops and tiny figures suddenly revealed skulking in inky shadows.

I had my camera up - it wasn't even set to the right settings - and I just kept shooting and flashing, hoping the train driver would see something and be able to stop," he said, in an article headlined My Snap Decision.