Sentence examples for using a special lens from inspiring English sources

This means using a special lens called the Wedge in conjunction with a motion sensor that knows where your eyes are.

Dermoscopic images were made in all cases before, immediately after and at distance from each treatment using a special lens for dermoscopy (DermLite Foto, 3GEN LLC, San Juan Capistrano, CA, USA) connected to a digital camera (Canon PowerShot A360).

"I used a special lens which gives a very shallow depth of field and keeps the eyes sharp," she says.

£80, Science Museum Shop 7. Star Theatre Planetarium You can now see the night sky with this fab planetarium which uses a special lens to recreate constellations in fine detail.

He also used a special lens to give a strange effect to the edges of the frame for many scenes, a response he said to the "crispy and cold" look of much contemporary digital photography.

Counts of moving stages of T. urticae were estimated in the field using a special magnifying hand lens (× 10).

The total mammary tumor section areas were measured using a special Macro-Stand device (support with Canon TV zoom lens V6×16/16-100 mm plus a Canon 58 mm close-up 240 lens connected to a CCD black-and-white video camera module with a Sony DC-777 camera unit) connected to a KS-300.

The codes (which were Commodore graphics characters) were printed on a special paper so that they could not be easily photocopied; players had to use a special cellophane lens to read the codes.

This is a means of shooting 3D movies in normal color with a single camera and single strip of film: the Arrivision 3D technique uses a special twin-lens adapter fitted to the film camera, and divides the 35 mm film frame in half along the middle, capturing the left-eye image in the upper half of the frame and the right-eye image in the lower half – this is known as "over/under".

And although a second satellite containing the "eyepiece" (a special lens that also uses Fresnel optics, and a camera to record the image) must fly at the focus, the accuracy required is only hundredths of a metre, not billionths.

"If you have to make a special lens for each eye, it's a lot more expensive, versus using a standard lathe that produces uniform lenses".