Sentence examples for quite video from inspiring English sources
These are curious but splendid photos which include in them three seconds of, not quite video, but a bunch of frames taken before and after you press the shutter button.
They also unveiled a super bizarre feature called live photos, which are (apparently) not quite videos as much as they are high-def 12MP stitched photo bursts, with audio.
Activists in Yemen posted an emotional — but still quite graphic — video at the makeshift hospital of a wounded man hugging another who appeared to have died.
As we are a teaching school, I have run some workshops on it too and have built up quite a video library to use.
"There are some superb sequences using quite simple video effects to transform aunties into demons, or show evil animal spirits being driven out from the possessed".
A quite extraordinary video on the Iceberg Water website shows how the company "harvests" about four of these icebergs per year to make 75,000 to 100,000 litres of bottled water.
Moving on, I chose to ignore the verbiage that accompanies a silent, grainy, quite terrific video by Dave McKenzie in which a young black man, at night, loiters uneasily at the lighted entrance of a closed supermarket.
WZ and SVC are quite different video codecs.
Not that it would have made for a better convention, but it certainly would be quite a video.
Coco Rocha put it well: "More than a photo, but not quite a video".
Here's the quite cool video to Matt's latest, the EP's title track, "Heartache Machine," so take a gander if you will to this sweet HuffPost exclusive.
