Sentence examples for slow camera from inspiring English sources

As sales slow, camera makers have to find new ways to differentiate their products.

It's like trying to use an old, slow camera to take a perfect picture of a single strand of spaghetti in a furiously boiling pot of pasta.

Mr. Fincher has mastered the traditional syntax of cinematic suspense: the shifting points of view, startling cuts and slow camera movements that work subliminally to fill us with dread and anxiety.

There are horror-film conventions -- eerie sounds, slow camera movements, half-open doors and carefully arranged shadows -- that retain their effectiveness no matter how many times you've seen them before, and Mr. Mangold adds to these a grisly repertory of severed heads and bloody handprints.

Extraterrestrial observations of the Earth and the planets are degraded by motion blur as a result of slow camera shutter speeds relative to the rapid spacecraft motion.

This sequence includes a zoom out from the beginning until frame 74 and then a slow camera panning until the end of the sequence.

She has a distinctively concrete and practical way with photographs, and so avoids generic documentary techniques such as the vague and slow camera-moves, and the graphic transitions and effects that dematerialize photographs.

This is a new form of LIDAR technology that enables slow cameras (like videocameras) to image high-frequency information (GHz bandwidth signals).

But by using the larger, heftier, slower camera, Mr. Kenna has created pictures of Ms. Grund's kindergarten that are striking in their intimacy, tactility and warmth.

The other, ostensibly objective, is that of the camera, which implacably yet miraculously sees all and records all and in this case makes full disclosure: it takes in more details than the eye ever can and then slows camera time down to human time.

Sometimes the shots captured with our phones are the moments that got away from the bigger, slower cameras.