Sentence examples for moving camera and from inspiring English sources

His close-ups, moving camera, and high-angle shots remain influential with cinematographers today.

By shooting with a moving camera and printing every third frame, he achieves a staccato effect as if the camera were a machine gun.

Experiments are carried out on several challenging sequences and results show that our method performs well in terms of object tracking, even in the presence of occlusion, deformation, illumination change, moving camera and spatial distracter.

Such visual wonders as the amazing shadow-play of the two robbers' silhouettes against a wall, the gleam of an officer's six-pointed star in a doorway's darkness, intense closeups featuring a moving camera and an iris-in, and a series of remarkably modern deep-focus shots all contribute psychological depth to a comedic sketch of novelistic scope.

Indeed, with the spooky background music and strong photography, the Renaissance Center sequence is one place in which Mr. Stern as a personality, the moving camera and the background music come together to create an impression that no other medium could come close to capturing.

Along with all that comes Kurosawa's furious visual energy, his virtuoso choreography of moving camera and bodies of warring men; and his talent for adding enriching layers of kinetic, elemental motion – rain falling, leaves or smoke blowing in the unceasing winds – to the violence already in play.

A sensualist of rarefied taste and sensibility, he leads a life that is at once empty and overflowing and that, much like Mr. Sorrentino's fluid moving cameras and people, moves to the insistent beat of life.

In this work, we present a new computer vision algorithm designed to operate with moving cameras and to detect humans in different poses under partial or complete view of the human body.

He was filming "Hedwig and the Angry Inch," doing double duty as both director and star, which meant he had to be in costume even when moving cameras and sets around.

The typical scenario in an indoor environment with moving or static objects that produce sounds, monitored with fixed or moving cameras and fixed acoustic sensors.

While there has been a large body of work improving these approaches, see, e.g., the survey [33], they still cannot robustly handle moving cameras and objects in general scenes.