Sentence examples for tricky settings from inspiring English sources

i-Underwater Snapshot In i-Auto Mode, the camera detects when it is underwater and automatically activates i-Underwater Snapshot, adjusting the tricky settings required for top-quality underwater shooting.

In theory, you can control the ER1 from your office, but that may involve tricky settings to get around the firewalls at either end of the line and clearly violates the documentation's urgent warnings that "The robot should never be left to operate unattended or unsupervised" and "you are assuming all risks for any damage to your laptop computer".

Boomstick is less varied than Angel, whose ornate settings, tricky puzzles and more complex level design give the game play greater depth.

Sounds simple; the tricky part is programming the settings to suit the car and the roads on which it will be driven, a trick not learnt in the first DBS I drove which floated strangely in Normal and appeared to be locked solid in Sport.

Randomisation, which requires human and financial resources, is indeed tricky to implement in health care settings.

Still, with all of Facebook's privacy settings this will be a tricky dance for the world's largest social network.

Figuring out how to connect in the first place is a bit tricky because of the machine's Eurocentric default settings.

Camera Settings: This is where things get tricky, and you may have to experiment a bit on your own.

If a supercar's handling around a circuit can prove tricky when the conditions are clement, switch the settings to stormy and soon things get close to impossible – in an entertainingly chaotic way.

In dance, outdoor settings are tough to negotiate, and Central Park is especially tricky: no choreographer wants a dancer to look like an ant.

This is tricky because controllers sometimes call on planes in flight to change their transponder settings.