Sentence examples for hand camera from inspiring English sources

The medium-size hand camera was popular with press photographers in the first half of the 20th century.

"Winter, Fifth Avenue" (1893), taken with a hand camera on a Midtown street corner in blizzard conditions, romanticizes the city (and the photographer's place in it).

After a few more years, he launched a hand camera preloaded with paper negatives; he named the camera Kodak, "coining the name because it was unique and could not be mispronounced".

The invention of photography democratized portraiture and visual data; the invention of the hand camera and the Kodak democratized image making; the invention of the half-tone democratized the visual communication of news and of art.

These results are consistent with Dwan's approach to filming, which was influenced by the methods of the early silents: In the old days, if I wanted to make a shot of you coming out of a house on location, getting into a car and driving away, I could do it with a hand camera.

Dwan gets, from his crew of a hundred and forty, the same loose-limbed efficacity as he got from the hand camera in the early silent era, and infuses "Slightly Scarlet," a widescreen Technicolor artifact of the sleek, industrial 'fifties, with a pioneering spirit of invention.

On the other hand, camera-enabled sensor nodes will have a unique view of the monitored field, changing the notion of redundancy and consequently the error resilience [10].

The CDs contained videos taken with small hand cameras by Fedayeen Saddam or Saddam's freedom fighters.

Gus tried to explain to her that Ernie had bought a second-hand camera and photography was his hobby.

Mr. Boyle is as skilled as any filmmaker at polished sleight-of-hand camera business, in lieu of narrative resonance.

So when I ordered a second-hand camera to use in my business as a journalist, I could not receive the package directly.