Sentence examples for shot wide open from inspiring English sources

The female's languid eyes shot wide open.

Working for a Swedish housewares company, Schultz made a business call in 1981 on a tiny coffee-bean store in Pike Place Market in Seattle, was handed a mug with freshly brewed coffee and, as he explains in his book "took a small, tentative sip.... My eyes shot wide open...

The next morning, my eyes shot wide open, I jumped up, grabbed the unicorn head and my phone, and FaceTimed Lisa and Cole.

Hall also shot wide open scenes that retained one point in the depth of field sharply focused.

There's Focus Peak Highlighting, which some users may recognize from Sony cameras, which overlays a border on the areas in the electronic viewfinder where the image is in focus, and a new digital split image feature which shows image side-by-side to aid in manual focusing, which Fujifilm says is very handy when shooting wide open, or at close-up subjects.

If you have a camera which will allow you to change the aperture, or select the style setting, you can help the background become less distracting by shooting wide open, or on a low number aperture.

For example, if you're hand-holding and can't stop down a little without getting camera shake, or you want to freeze motion, then shoot wide open; a little visible fuzziness in the corners is a lot less ugly than the effects of camera shake or a blurry moving subject.

And the Knicks' defense, such as it was, spent the night in various states of disarray, getting caught in bad switches (with guards defending Nowitzki) and making poor rotations while the Mavericks shot wide-open 3-pointers.

defer.add img); Sometimes you'll have no choice but to shoot wide-open, like in this shot lit only by sodium haze several miles away.

defer.add img); Among other issues, shooting wide-open can cause your depth of field to be very shallow, especially on telephoto lenses.

Faria blew a chance to tie the match nine minutes later when he shot wide on an open net.