The stadium flickered with camera flashes as the anthems were bellowed, the entire 360-degree bowl decked with yellow Brazil shirts.
There is a playfulness in Forster, a flickering lightness, which feeds the camera as Wharton's polished relentlessness does not.
Mr. Obama and Mrs. Clinton took the stage to the flicker of camera flashes in the audience.
To name just a few challenges, the necessary postprocessing steps would have to be conducted in parallel for both images; presenting stereo images harbors the risk of flickering, and the individual adjustment of cameras and displays becomes more complicated.
He describes the layout of the gas chamber; at the same time, Lanzmann's camera, as if entering Hell itself, moves in flickering light through the chamber.
Geophysicist Hans Stenbaek-Nielsen of the University of Alaska, Fairbanks, built the camera to intensify the low levels of light from flickering auroras.
What looks like a mere fisheye lens effect in the opening frames turns into a camera tumbling effect, the rhythm of which matches Lustman's flickering synth sounds.
Both G.M. and Ford are also considering digital cameras that track a person's movements during the flickering course of a crash.
As camera flashes flickered above them, Torre and Cashman shook hands and embraced behind a door to an interview room, their first encounter in nearly two years.
Every so often her eyes flicker up to the camera and smirk, and for a brief moment it's easy to forget who's actually watching whom.
Every so often her eyes flicker up to the camera and smirk, and for a brief moment it's easy to forget who's actually watching who.
