Sentence examples for scene settings from inspiring English sources

When you dial up Kid mode — one of the camera's 13 canned sets of scene settings — the screen does something else clever: it displays a crude Japanese-style cartoon animation.

The camera has 3.2 megapixels with software for scene settings, like night portraits or sports, a digital zoom and an LED flash.

The Leica C doesn't have the most intuitive set of controls, but once you get used to the menu system you can find scene settings for things like sports, night portrait and pets.

All the scene settings were displayed simultaneously on a backdrop, and the costumes and makeup were deliberately grotesque, as was the acting style, an amalgam of buffoonery, the horror of Grand Guignol, and extravagant mock-tragedy.

Figure 2 illustrates the layout of different scene settings.

Figure 7 The complexity and bitrate of some videos captured at different scene settings.

For the purpose of the analysis, a large number of real-life captured videos of simulated VSN scenes settings with different activity levels are used in this paper.

The poems are so pared down that the story fragments we are given – the scene-settings, the tiny psychodramas – have an irresistible potency; they detonate at the touch: "The sun finally reaches the backroom window.

This, combined with the briskness of "Pattieson's" writing (in which characters are never very richly developed, and scene-settings kept to a sufficient minimum), generates a sense of incompletion rather than of mystery.

Stevens – whose book on Galton and Simpson, The Masters of Sitcom: From Hancock to Steptoe, is published this week – was bowled over by the script, which comes complete with camera angles and scene-settings and tells the story of an under-confident romantic in a 1960s industrial town whose day off sees him become involved in a series of slip-ups, embarrassments and a failed attempt at love.

What we lack is a scene-setting chapter explaining the background to all these things.