Sentence examples for light to capture from inspiring English sources

Martin used only natural light to capture his subject's direct gaze, which is reflected and lit beautifully in the mirror.

Radiohead has employed a scanning system, called Geometric Informatics, that produces structured light to capture three-dimensional images in close-up.

The geometric Informatics scanning systems produce structured light to capture 3D images at close proximity, while a Velodyne Lidar system that uses multiple lasers is used to capture large environments such as landscapes.

I just wanted to write about how Hollywood takes this simple process of exposing photo-sensitive material to light to capture an image and complicates it into this marvelously byzantine and intricate mechanical, financial and aesthetic hierarchy".

I took a few photographs of the crowd and the band (who weren't going to be signed any time soon), but there was scarcely enough light to capture any photos.

He then proceeded to engage the interviewers in an analysis of lighting in painting, describing in passionate detail how his favorite old masters -- Rembrandt, Vermeer and Pieter de Hooch -- played with light to capture the subtleties of human emotion.

Other ads, cunningly designed to use motion or flashing lights to capture attention, must be endured.

And there was a documentary film crew, complete with towering lights, to capture it all, so that down the road Ms. Désir can produce a "cultural kit".

I imagine Winters at his desk, studying his targets and devising the right setting and lighting to capture his specimens for posterity.

The sequence required some tricky lighting to capture images of torch-wielding characters on horseback along with hints of their surroundings.

"First of all, Kris proposed in the middle of the day, and he had to do that because it would create better lighting to capture the moment.