This might seem tiresome, but if say, your camera was missing, you would know it was at the museum.
Other than the initial excitement of looking around a room and seeing behind the traditional camera view, it becomes tiresome to watch a piece of content where you have to constantly second-guess which direction to look in.
From the heydays of the TV show "Candid Camera" and through the tiresome "America's Funniest Home Videos" era, people are at ease with their fellow citizens shooting them with a cam.
Yes, he drank on camera and at times it could be tiresome in the extreme.
Moreover, his final scene, which has a posse of slackers hurling the camera off a mountain-top, is pretty tiresome.
This film certainly brings the star power, and I have to admit it creates a kind of woozy trance, but broken by irritation with the conceited egos on display, especially when the camera lingers, tolerantly, on Justin Bieber being tiresome.
Not only are pieces to camera stilted non-conversations, the challenges have become tiresome non-events of structured reality.
However, there are tiresome longueurs in Mazatlan - if I see those leg-kicking, pouting, camera-conscious hitch-hiking saloon girls (choreographed by Javier de Frutos) one more time, I shall scream.
He pioneered techniques such as the ambush interview, confrontations with suspected malefactors, hidden cameras, and the echo response, repeating a particularly telling phrase from the interviewee – although this became tiresome in the mouths of lesser broadcasters.
As Woodman explained it, when a camera is plugged in to be charged, the service would upload the footage to a cloud service, eliminating the tiresome task of manually transferring the data from an SD card into editing software.
