On most new cars, such an elegantly simple function would be impossible, given the inherent rearview-mirror bloat required to house cameras and sensors.
In her next scene, she has stepped out for an interview with the company's in-house camera crew.
CONSTANCE L. HAYS'S history of Coca-Cola opens with the company's new president, Douglas Ivester, driving to Rome, Ga., an in-house camera crew in tow.
While I cannot, in good faith, recommend this to someone who may or may not want to invest in at least one lens to go with it, I would recommend it as a second, portable camera for travelers and as a nice around-the-house camera for new parents and grandparents.
Authorities have said it would not be appropriate to release video from sources including an ambulance, a mobile police camera, public housing cameras and citizens' cellphones, because doing so could taint an investigation by the state bureau of criminal apprehension.
Federal and state authorities have resisted releasing the footage – from an ambulance, mobile police camera, public housing cameras and people's cellphones – because they said it does not show the full incident and making the recordings public would compromise their investigations.
Statcast is available in all 30 major league parks — it's a sort of big, black box that houses cameras and sensors that capture all of the on-field action at high speeds.
Later, back outside, after the rehearsal ends, a teenage girl throws stones at a house off camera, breaking a window.
I was very hurt that way.' But once she moved into a halfway house, her camera helped her rebuild herself, renegotiate her place in the world.
When we first go to Grandma's house, the camera briefly zeroes in on a gaudy piece of wall art, a wood-framed, three-dimensional metal portrait of an especially angry-looking family of lions.
