Sentence examples for stable camera from inspiring English sources

The cinematographer — Robert Elswit, who shot Gilroy's directorial début, "Michael Clayton" — favors a stable camera and an easily readable frame.

Consequently, these pose measurements should be corrected using the much slower but more stable camera pose data that is acquired by locking onto features of markers in the real world.

While the stable cameras are used for constant surveillance, software also analyzes the footage in real time to determine patterns.

In order to realize the requirement of low-noise observations of dark objects in deep-space explorations, the design method for a simple and stable space camera imaging system is proposed in this paper.

The more stable the camera (i.e. tripod), the less of an effect this will have, but it will still be noticeable.

If your pictures look blurry, try using a tripod to stable the camera.

"Filming so far north is a problem because we won't have great satellite connections and keeping a camera stable while it's being dragged by sleigh is difficult – one bump and we're done for," said Hellum.

The D103 also comes with a grip in the front to help keep the camera stable when taking a shot.

This is particularly true when shooting video, as it makes it easier to keep the camera stable.

As Spielberg wanted to film the aquatic sequences relatively close-up to resemble what people see while swimming, cinematographer Bill Butler devised new equipment to facilitate marine and underwater shooting, including a rig to keep the camera stable regardless of tide and a sealed submersible camera box.

Instruction: "Hold your gaze stable on the camera while moving your head left and right as far and as fast as possible".