Sentence examples for for different camera from inspiring English sources

"Roominess allows for different camera angles".

The key component to be aware of is the new slider for different camera functions – video at the far left, and panorama at the far right.

In light of the amount of customization needed to incorporate a new SDK to do essentially the same things for different camera models, a generic cross-platform control framework was written from scratch.

We computed the performance of the different weighting functions, using analytical formulas (Equations (24)–(26), for different camera gains α ∈ 0. 25, 0. 5, 1, 2, 4 and different offset noise levels σ o  ∈ {0.001,0.5,1,2,4,8,16}.

Results are again generated for different camera gains α ∈ 0. 25, 0. 5, 1, 2, 4 and different offset noise levels σ o  ∈ {0.001,0.5,1,2,4,8,16}, for a CRF modeling gamma correction γ z) = z0.4 under (1) the assumption that the CRF is known in advance, and (2) by estimating the CRF from the images.

Every day the staff logs into an evolving algorithm that combines their names with 32 productions terms for different camera shots.

Then, in a workshop strewn with metal pipes, rods, hooks, screws, saws, drills and seemingly random debris, a full-time machinist built a cylindrical machine upon which the lab workers could perch a video camera and recreate human hand fatigue at the same rate for different cameras.

This is because with multiple cameras, color features are not maintained for different cameras' views.

"I have a sheet of about 20 different shots for different cameras so, as the last batter is coming to the plate, all the camera guys are isolating individual players," says Webb. "When the game is over, we do a tape-roll of their reactions, both dugouts and the celebration on the field".

Also, I'm pretty sure Switchcam, a startup that allows for a combining of different camera angles on video, should be on here.

For the CLM-based tracking, which is to track humans through establishing the link (correlation) models between two adjacent or among multiple neighboring cameras to compensate for the feature difference derived from different cameras.