Sentence examples for light shot from inspiring English sources

The auction catalog cautioned that it had "a few light shot marks".

As the sun went down, light shot through the smoke and turned the air around us a dark gold that cast an unsettling radiance on the trees and houses.

Almost exactly 20 years after his death, a previously unseen film by Derek Jarman has come to light, shot inside a gay nightclub in east London, and will be premiered next month.

By the time of "Vanda's Room," three years later, the jackhammers and backhoes of urban renewal can be heard gnawing away off screen, and the visual design turns to dark interiors illuminated by dramatic shafts of light, shot by Mr. Costa himself, operating a digital video camera.

Camera, Low Light Shot: It's always tough to take pictures in dark places.

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They then heard "two very, very light shots".

(Currently, Bon Appétit is most notable for its dramatic "hard light" shots, which make the food look like a celebrity caught leaving a nightclub).

You probably know all of the advantages of digital SLR cameras: interchangeable lenses; large sensors for better image quality and better low light shots; and no shutter lag.

Low light shots are very muddled.

Low light shots are where most phone camera's fail miserably.