Sentence examples for prime camera from inspiring English sources

"Please don't hesitate to have your people call my office to get prime camera positions for the parade after The Toronto Raptors win the NBA Championship.

Their designated magnification factor indicates the effect on the image scale; e.g., a 1.5× tele attachment magnifies the image on the film 11/2 times, while a 0.7× wide-angle attachment reduces the image scale to 0.7 times that of the prime camera lens.

Notably, the rig appears to employ OptiTrack Prime 17W cameras to sense the gloves' position, rather than an Oculus-built sensor system.

This was just the primer for an evening of posing and preening by the Beavers in front of the prime-time cameras.

And because of the Olympics and Photokina, he notes that this is prime time for camera announcements.

But he doesn't seem to know what to do with the actors; they give their words too much deliberation and weight, and they always look primed for the camera.

Trustingly he did so, whereupon I sort of lost my balance and poor Gary was hurled into the deep - as both boats pulled away from him like mad and the camera, primed for the crucial moment, purred into action.

Here's the director on "Psycho," explaining his frequent balletic use of overhead cameras to prime the movie's final revelation: A.H. I raised the camera when Perkins was going upstairs.

The prime minister suggested security camera footage from the scene, a famous Buddhist shrine, pointed to a culprit or culprits.

Leica Camera, another prime example of German engineering, is hoping some of the Porsche magic will rub off as it struggles to recover from a difficult year.

The Prime Minister said, on camera, that he "would have preferred to do this in my own way", but his engagement in Manchester later that month would be "my last party conference as party leader".