Sentence examples for tricky camera from inspiring English sources

The P500 screen tilts for tricky camera positioning.

Don't be fooled with the tricky camera work here, either, because the VAINO is the size of a standard 10-inch netbook and has standard 10-inch netbook specs.

The tricky camera mechanics and scarcity of film forced O'Brien to slow down and make every frame count.

It was her first war film, and Winslet regarded "making Enigma a brilliant experience" as she was five months pregnant at the time of the shoot, forcing some tricky camera work from the director Michael Apted.

Anderson filmed while she was pregnant; unlike Lisa Kudrow's character in Friends, who became pregnant when Kudrow did, Scully did not become pregnant, so Anderson had to be shot using tricky camera-work.

Using it also makes obsessively photographing every exhibit with a phone camera tricky – something that can only be a good thing, making people look at the art rather than trying to record it.

Moreover, for Marra's algorithm [47], the selection of β, the average level of correlation for same-camera residuals, can be tricky since β varies across different cameras.

Testing cameras is tricky, as the amazingly detailed reviews at the excellent imaging-resource.com and dpreview.com Web sites will convince you.

Figuring out their legs can be tricky, and if some cameras don't have the proper parts for sturdy legs well then that robot will be a sitter".

But adjusting the egg on the separate red feet can be tricky, and images from the camera are just so-so, particularly at the 640 by 480 pixel size that passes for "high resolution" with these devices.

As ever, the Echo is always listening, and while the company has added security precautions to ease users' minds, things get even more tricky when you add a camera into the picture.