Sentence examples for from the viewfinder from inspiring English sources

"Awww," cried Anne DeSalvo, an actress visiting from Los Angeles, as Mr. Clinton disappeared from the viewfinder of her disposable camera before she could get close.

For example, the areas omitted north of 60° N correspond to the observation gap of the AW3D DEM, where the elevations originated from the Viewfinder Panoramas DEM, which has lower effective resolution than AW3D (Fig. 1a, darker areas).

As has been the case with WP for a while, you can scroll straight into your camera roll from the viewfinder.

Images are also processed and previewed rapidly at 120ms, which is less time than it takes to move an eye from the viewfinder to the screen.

Once the picture is taken, it's automatically captioned with the appropriate "lens". As has been the case with WP for a while, you can scroll straight into your camera roll from the viewfinder.

Being able to adjust the shutter down a couple steps without removing your eye from the viewfinder is an example of something that might be difficult with a touchscreen.

During aiming and focusing the light path from lens to sensor (dashed white line) is intercepted by the reflex mirror (large green line at a 45-degree angle), which reflects it up to the focusing screen (horizontal green line) and from there to the viewfinder.

The camera's wide-angle lens also encouraged deviation from the traditional look-through-the-viewfinder approach to shooting, and its long exposure captured interesting light trails after dark: it was the perfect vehicle for taking spontaneous, informal and quirky images.

Lana climbed a ladder to point the viewfinder from above at Hanks's stand-in.

Each time, he extends his arm without breaking his stride, briefly eyeballing the viewfinder from afar, an unemotional, matter-of-fact gesture: capture the moment.

Leica's new "à la carte" service lets you configure a new Leica from scratch, changing everything from the paint finish to the viewfinder magnification.