Speaking of his own competition with film, Kirby once said: "It's kind of a John Henry concept where you have to compete with the camera, and, of course, you're bound to lose because your medium is much more limited — it just hasn't got the scope of the camera.'' I hate to dispute The King, but I flatly disagree.
Photography changed the practice of portraiture in painting for much of the 20th century, except where artists such as Cézanne and Braque used it as a subject for structural research or like Amedeo Modigliani, Chaim Soutine, and Francis Bacon for the expression of a personal vision beyond the scope of the camera.
Observation provides background information for the video analysis, and was used to ensure the analysis was not limited by the scope of the camera's lens.
If the photographers had been looking through rifle scopes instead of camera viewfinders, some of the attackers might have been killed early on.
The method, used at all levels of American football, remains virtually unchanged and unnoticed after 100 years, taking place beyond the scope of the television camera and the focus of the fans until a precise measurement is needed.
Others on the ground watched on their mobile phones and took turns looking through the camera scope of D. Bruce Yolton, who writes the Urban Hawks blog.
In today's installment of gadgets that enable you to stalk more efficiently, we bring you the 14x Spotting Scope digital camera.
The Department of Energy will also chip in about $165 million for the scope's camera and related instruments.
Posterior portal is used to introduce scope and camera.
This approach utilized less-accurate, but lower-cost measuring devices, such as the salt content measurement device and GPS camera, to assess the approximate scope of the problem.
In 1915, D.W. Griffith made a revolutionary film that practically invented modern cinema in its scope, its action, its use of cameras.
