Probst's work is manifestly more cunning and often features degrees of duplicity (what appears to be an alpine location in one frame, for example, is only revealed to be a cloth backdrop when seen in another frame from above).
He sits at a wide desk covered with stacks of paper — articles printed out from the Internet — and, as he riffles through pages, he is sometimes filmed from above, his hands framed as if he were a concert pianist.
If you've seen High-Rise, the 2015 Ben Wheatley adaptation of JG Ballard's novel, you will surely remember the vision of Tom Hiddleston's smooth yet chiseled naked body as seen from above, framed by a raw-concrete balcony.
Next, the input arbiter chooses a data frame from the above CPU RxQ.
What's more, the minimal dialogue — much of it scary-sounding medical jargon delivered by doctors proposing different treatments — is often typed out in frames that descend from above, suggesting a series of superalarming text messages.
Working with Jane Campion's cinematographer, Stuart Dryburgh, Stiller films himself small in the frame, frequently viewed from above, more mouse than man, scurrying through the vast modernist spaces of the Time-Life building like the long lost cousin of Jacques Tati in Playtime, whose sleek, slate-grey production design this movie meticulously evokes — a haunting talisman.
In single frames of videos taken from above, the tip and the base of the beak were marked.
Twelve cameras record you running from the side, front, back and from above, capturing 200 frames per second, and the resulting data is compared to a database of more than 3,000 uninjured runners to detect any abnormalities.
During the 90 s test period, blue and green light were presented in two diagonally opposite quadrants of the arena and the color choice of flies was recorded from above at 1 frame per second with a CMOS camera (Firefly MV, Point Grey).
A cup of coffee, as seen from above, nearly fills the CinemaScope frame.
