Sentence examples for twilight mode from inspiring English sources

Her predicament is both the stuff of high, swooning melodrama — the preferred "Twilight" mode — and traditional romantic comedy.

This camera is a low-light superstar — not just because of its very large sensor, but also because it inherits, from Sony's pocket-camera line, the clever Handheld Twilight mode.

Stewart is already trying to break out the Twilight mode (she plays the heroine, Bella).

For difficult shots in low light, the hand-held twilight mode results in clearer and sharper pictures without the need of a tripod.

The theatre and ambitious films operate now in the twilight of the adult mode and have only intermittent access to the mass of people.

Compared to images shot with traditional sensors, the HX1 model takes clearer images with about 50percentt less noise when in handheld twilight or anti-blur modes.

Both cameras can choose the correct mode (close-up, twilight, portrait, landscape and so on) automatically.

We've seen so many shows run aground thanks to overwrought concepts and undercooked characters, but when it was good, "The X-Files" wasn't just a freaky procedural or a show with a bewildering mythology (though it too often wandered into the latter mode in its twilight years).

You're expected to know something about photography if you use this camera; for example, there are no scene modes at all, like beach, twilight, portrait.

They incorporate very few manual controls and lack even a mode dial with canned settings for twilight, sports, and so on.

Rodney King, shifting modes of vision, and Anna Deavere Smith's Twilight: Los Angeles, 1992.