Sentence examples for outside of the camera from inspiring English sources

In a task that could be spread over two spacewalks, the astronauts will clamp a new power supply to the outside of the camera.

This model is weather and water proof thanks to a number of rubber shields that protect the power ports and the various buttons on the outside of the camera.

A very bright star just outside of the camera's field of view caused an internal camera reflection, and the result is an unexpected robot selfie – it shows the three arms that hold up the second mirror of the spacecraft's imaging system.

But there are invaluable social dynamics that can only exist outside of the camera's scope of observation, and this exhibition makes it clear that those dynamics are in desperate need of preservation, just like primal forests, old houses, and silence in libraries.

The jump to iOS 8 brings some fun additions outside of the camera and sharing interface.

During the time-honored opposition rebuttal to the President's speech, Rubio stepped outside of the camera frame to take a sip from a tiny water bottle.

The camera captures live images of its wearer and broadcasts this feed in real time to the LCD screen on the outside of the helmet, while a camera relays a live feed to the inside screen where the wearer could see his or her surroundings.

Although there was already protection from a security camera on the outside of the building, Eric Marques set up a camera to overlook the boxes and caught someone in the act.

Controllers surveyed the outside of the station with television cameras mounted on the exterior and on a mobile robot arm and found no evidence of damage, he said.

Security officials will call residents at random intervals each day and ask them to show themselves in front of the camera outside; any resident who is away from home and unable to do so will be required to wear an electronic tag that will automatically notify the authorities if the wearer leaves home.

But maybe you wouldn't mind watching the outside of a digital camera or A/V receiver fade away to reveal the inner workings.