Sentence examples for tricky lighting from inspiring English sources

The sequence required some tricky lighting to capture images of torch-wielding characters on horseback along with hints of their surroundings.

For this, you will need at least a one megapixel camera, with plenty of shooting modes, ideally with auto-focusing and an option to override exposure for tricky lighting.

With three one-sixth-inch, 460,000-pixel C.C.D.'s, it features presets for filming sports action or for tricky lighting situations like surf, snow or theater spotlights (at a school play, for example).

Scout leader Richard Dorrian told the BBC: "The weather was a wee bit misty which made it a bit tricky lighting the actual fire.

In Fig. 2, the first two rows demonstrate the left and right views of the images which contain the low-textured background as well as tricky lighting conditions for stereo matching.

Other modes include the "strobe" mode that lets you capture action and movement by mimicking strobe lights and long exposures, and an "HDR" mode that helps with tricky lighting situations.

Potential subjects are Palazzo Pitti, which will present you with some tricky light on glass, and its adjoining park, Giardino di Boboli, with plenty of grottos, nymphaeums and mini-temples to keep you busy.

There is also a multiple exposure mode for doing what people think of as HDR, or just for capturing a photo in tricky light conditions.

Some require tricky light setups, while for others some natural window light will do just fine.

Added size results in trickier lighting setups and more expensive decor, not to mention the fact that without appropriate sound equipment, your acoustics may suffer.

You'll need this in tricky, inconsistent lighting conditions.