Sentence examples for using a special camera from inspiring English sources

Dmitri Medvedev put his well-known photography skills to the test during an underwater photo shoot using a special camera.

Part of Global Surveyor's job is to obtain images of the Martian surface using a special camera operated by Malin Space Science Systems under contract to NASA.

Using a special camera and a complex photomontage process that printed the image on stacked sheets of glass, the portrait emanates a three-dimensional quality and is as haunting and lucid as any hologram.

Unlike more populous and accessible parts of the world, which have been mapped using a special camera mounted on a car roof, the Iqaluit project had mappers hiking the town's snow-packed roads and traversing little-known trails, some of which are made of ice and disappear in the brief summer months.

The mice were also regularly injected with luciferin, so that the luciferase would have the fuel it needed to glow.Because resulting light was so dim, Dr Leib worked with Gary Luker and David Piwnica-Worms at Washington University, St Louis, to place the animals in a dark box and photograph them using a special camera.

Wikipedia says Google is using a special camera that's able to scan books at a rate of 1,000 pages per hour, which doesn't sound bad at all (I am talking about Google Books of course, the company's online collection of digitized books ).

Artist Azuma Makota launched a bouquet of over thirty different flowers and a miniature bonsai tree over 90,000 feet into the stratosphere this past summer, using a special, camera-equipped balloon.

Fredrik Marsh uses a special camera to produce lush, panoramic images that replicate what the human eye can see in a single view.

For facial animation, we use a special camera to film a person speaking: the software reads their facial expressions, separates the expressions from their identity and puts those expressions on another [computer-generated] character".

He intended to use a special camera to film the trajectory of the bullet crossing the space of a train station, and to film the routine of a troupe of clowns to illustrate the idea of a bullet flying in slow motion.

In order to film the horses at full speed, the crew used a special camera mount called 'The Russian Arm,' which is essentially a remote-controlled camera crane mounted onto a tracker vehicle, in this case, a Land Rover lovingly referred to as the 'Vampire Batt.' Sapochnik remarks, "The Russian Arm is just such a fun machine to work with, because it gets such dynamic shots".