Sentence examples for steady framing from inspiring English sources

With its steady framing, smooth camerawork and self-conscious artificiality (a white actor in blackface, among other touches), it bears little resemblance to their more famous titles.

The music helps set an air of soothing, restrained elegance as does Mr. Haneke's meticulous compositions, his impeccable, steady framing and harmoniously arranged people and objects.

Beautifully shot in digital, with steady framing and long shots that never overstay their welcome, it instead offers up image after image of animals — animals eating, grazing, walking, standing, staring and, at times, panicking.

The loom employed is upright, consisting of two strong beams connected by two vertical posts to make a steady frame.

On two occasions in one week the steady frame of the world...was shaken.O View Article By Jelani Cobb By David Remnick By Jia Tolentino By Doreen St. Félix.

Ryan MacDonald called the game "one of the most beautiful PlayStation games ever", citing the game's "smooth" character animations, "bright" and "colorful" landscapes, "gorgeous" lighting effects and a "refreshingly fast and steady" frame rate.

In the steady state, frame-to-frame peak amplitude differences for matched peaks should be relatively low, and as the matching process here is significantly easier than in transient regions, less matching errors are expected.

The game ran extremely well on my mid-range rig, and apparently runs at a steady 60 frames per second on both the 360 and PS3.

Will you really care when you're playing the latest FPS on your iPhone at a steady 30 frames per second?

For each subject, 4 runs [2.5 s repetition time (TR), 128 steady-state frames (320 s) per run] were acquired in each scan session during 2 separate sessions that were separated by multiple intervening days (average interval of 20 days intervening between the 2 scan sessions; range: 7 53 days).

Working with the cinematographer Adri Schover and shooting in high-definition digital that allows her to capture the night in eerie, spectral detail — and with mercifully steady and attentive framing — she comes across more like a deeply engaged visitor than like an interloper.