Sentence examples for format the camera from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, even if you've filmed in HDTV format, the camera can play back your video in any other format.

While acknowledging its advantages, especially speed, he says that digital photography eliminates many of the "inherent choices a photographer has -- the format, the camera, the lens -- to shape an image".

Despite the strict nature in the early years of the series, later seasons seem to have loosened the rules on the format, with the camera crew often going into places actual documentary crews wouldn't, which has also changed the writing and comedy-style of the series.

Find out the format of the camera.

Make sure the lens you get match the format of the camera.

One of the most basic specifications of CCTV systems is the format of the camera and lens.

Introduced by Epson in 2004, but popularised largely by Panasonic and Olympus from 2008 onwards with their jointly developed "Micro Four Thirds" format, the mirrorless camera was heralded as the savior of the industry's struggling second-tier of photographic firms ie, all those below Canon and Nikon (the latter two accounting for more than half of all camera sales between them).

One advantage of choosing the more staid format is that the camera work is less jerky than with VR, addressing a lingering problem of making viewers queasy in the immersive headsets.

In 4K [ultra-high resolution] TVs, we're the leader - from the formats to the cameras to recording capabilities [that will appear] quite soon in mobile.

The output format of the camera will also affect image quality; in addition to the traditional and easy-to-decode Motion JPEG codec (essentially a large series of JPEG images concatenated together), many cameras also offer MPEG-4 output for reduced bandwidth and/or higher quality using the same bandwidth via interframe compression.

File storage was RAW format on the camera which was converted to uncompressed 16-bit TIFF for viewing in Photoshop (Adobe, CS2).