Sentence examples for unwieldy camera from inspiring English sources

"Attractive little individuals," Mr Haslingden says who, best of all, tend to hang around in one spot, making them relatively easy to film with a rather unwieldy camera.

To do so, he used a huge, unwieldy camera the size of a small television, which had to be mounted on a tripod, and whose 10x8 film came in single sheets.

As he spoke into a push-to-talk microphone tethered to a vehicle that he used for cover, his radio commentary was accompanied on television by a static shot of the tower from an unwieldy camera that belonged to the university's in-house station.

Enraptured, Peterson responded to the birds he saw by filling notebooks with observations, drawing and painting them, and photographing them with an ancient, unwieldy camera.

The editors embedded artists to document the war's fast, bloody battles and nighttime attacks, which that era's unwieldy cameras could not capture.

When Edward VIII abdicated and Thurston was out of a job, the agency's owner lent him an unwieldy press camera on a three-month trial basis.

This kindled a new passion and soon Boenish would be doing everything with an unwieldy 16mm camera strapped to his helmet, decades before anyone thought of a Go Pro.

It ranged over all popular sports, interviewed their stars and even clamped an unwieldy newsreel camera of the day to Mike Hawthorn's D-type Jaguar to capture a driver's-eye view of the Le Mans circuit on an early-morning practice run.

Although this show, devoted to images taken mostly in China in the 1990's and accompanied by a book, "China: The Photographs of Lois Conner" (Callaway), displays Ms. Conner's superb command of the unwieldy banquet camera, it accentuates the advantages and disadvantages of this format.

Before we took off, Flores pointed out an unwieldy NYPD camera installed at the top of a pole.

He used the unwieldy Imax cameras to shoot about 30 minutes of "The Dark Knight," including the entire opening.