How To Use Camera lens In A Sentence
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Just as camera lenses focus light, acoustic lenses reshape sound, spreading it horizontally to increase the sensation of space.
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The center of perspective is that viewpoint at which the angular subtenses of points in the picture are identical with the angular subtenses of the original points in the scene, at the camera lens.
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We see the camera lens fog up whenever Micha lays eyes on his crush, the ridiculously foxy Miriam.
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As soon as you gob into your mask, trip over your fins, or wipe your nose on the back of your glove you'll discover a camera lens inches away.
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Check out the way the trellis frame is reflected in both the swingarm and the exhaust or the projector headlights that resemble vintage camera lenses.
Aprilia finally puts Mana X into photo studio - Hell For Leather
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Just like a camera lens, the eye's lens focuses light to form sharp, clear images.
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On its own, it is rather disturbing and baffling, in particular the clip where a tiny man is licking the camera lens, which turns into a cat lapping up a saucer of milk.
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When the Thracian slave Spartacus fights in the arena, vast crowns of blood fan suddenly from head wounds, arms are scythed off, a man bereft of legs is pitchforked in the back, and blood spots spatter the camera lens.
John Hannah: 'I play a devious, lying, cheating, ambitious mother******. It's great!'
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Looking through my camera lens and I see all the entremets are made meticulously with great attention to details.
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On being paparazzied: "I don't want to fall over; I just want to get to my car, because if I fall over, someone's going to shove a camera lens up my skirt and get a picture of my knickers, which is kind of not cool.
Victoria Beckham: I'm Not 'One Of These People Who Goes Out Without Any Knickers On'
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With his several chins, his handsome, waxed moustache and his box-fresh bowler hat, as he stares into the camera lens, the Manchester United chairman exudes an air of self-satisfied certainty.
Telegraph.co.uk: news, business, sport, the Daily Telegraph newspaper, Sunday Telegraph
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This works best with a compact set on a tripod; simply hold a removed lens from the sunglasses' frame as close to the front of your camera lens as possible.
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I'll go down to the ditch later while she's napping and continue to play hide and seek with the redwing and other birds through my camera lens on this, the first day of the third year of our new lives.
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There are many shapes of camera lens bayonet - sockets.
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They are still there, using directional microphones and long-distance camera lenses to record the comings and goings of the locals.
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The crew carry umbrellas with which they try to shield the actors from prying camera lenses.
Times, Sunday Times
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Basically, a motor-driven disk, consisting of three segments in the primary colors - red, blue and green - rotates behind the camera lens.
Did You Know? Mexican inventor won first color TV patent.
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In order to see the interface, we did not want any direct light from the strobe entering the camera lens.
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And the highlight is an exciting last minute change by Michael Bay, to swap out the camera lens.
ET Visits The Set of Transformers 2 | /Film
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This was 2002 a camera lens on Guangzhou spring Fair.
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A cloth sold to wipe eyeglasses or camera lenses work well.
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In either event, the script is projected on to a piece of glass located directly over the camera lenses.
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But when we put the camera on the lion in Kenya, the lion actually groomed itself and cleaned the camera lens for us.
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Indifferently magnificent, it sneered back at my eager camera lens, which could only fit in a pitiful few floors.
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But once the officers checked out the tape over the camera lenses, they decided to rewind and review the videos anyway.
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The camera lens is mounted on the rear of the device, allowing the screen to be used as the viewfinder.
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Some methods suggest that the camera be removed and a reticle eyepiece be used – not quite an option for those using camera lens for astrophotography.
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The solution to this is to get right next to the glass, so that your camera lens is flush with the glass surface.
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The camera lens must be screened from direct sunlight.
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HERE'S BLOOD IN YOUR EYE: Or at least the camera lens, as Starz' Spartacus: Vengeance gets underway (Friday, 10/9c) — or as I like to think of it, "Spurt-acus," thanks to all the gouts of blood, among other bodily fluids, that flow copiously throughout this lurid melodrama of savage swordplay, sordid scheming and animal carnality (a nice way to say sex, sex, sex).
Weekend TV in Review: Good Wife, Luck, Spartacus, Hallmark's Moon
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She pointedly puts the cap on her camera lens and walks with him.
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First, a camera is used to take a colour coding picture, then the photographic plate is taken through the same camera lens and projected onto the surface of the measured body.
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Blaker wrote:As the substage diaphragm is closed, the depth of field increases as when you close the diaphragm of your camera lens...
Depth of field, f-numbers and diffraction (or how to take a rotten photograph)
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A specially shaped camera lens and processing method to ensure images are always in focus has been developed.
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The camera lens, of course, has its own inherent limitations.
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The camera lens must be screened from direct sunlight.
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Being able to move the camera lens for focusing and zooming would allow picture phones to take clear telephoto shots and focus on objects close-up.
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Filtered through his camera lens, the story veers off on eccentric tangents.
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He had a momentary glimpse of himself from above, as if through a camera lens.
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We made a search and found those stolen camera lenses in a little woodshed behind the shanty where he lives with his father.
THREE IN ONE
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As if to illustrate that, Mr. Iwata recently gave a trade-show demonstration of a feature of the 3DS called "amalgamation," made possible because it has camera lenses that face both inward and outward.
Odd Couple Behind Nintendo 3-D Push
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Fog, wet and oppressive, like gauze on a camera lens, softens edges off in the distance.
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On a purely practical basis, the paintings in this instance work better than the camera lens.
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The camera lens must be screened from direct sunlight.
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They proceeded to display cases located at the store's front and stole 18 digital and film cameras along with eight camera lenses.
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The camera lens must be screened from direct sunlight.
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Hilliard's cibachrome shows a woman with her head turned away from the camera lens.
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Zooming the camera lens even further, she saw figures off to the right, walking in front of one of the gray tents.
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I can gaze seductively into a camera lens and give you that look of pure lust and desire.
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Adapters to fit a variety of scopes are available and fix the camera lens and scope eyepiece within millimetres of each other keeping vignetting to a minimum.
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In Handbook for Scientific Photography (1977), Alfred A. Blaker wrote: As the substage diaphragm is closed, the depth of field increases (as when you close the diaphragm of your camera lens) ...
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Meanwhile, the Georgia Tech system essentially exploits the retroreflective property of digital camera lenses, says the story.
System ‘blinds’ digi-cams
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You don't see the real image formed by the camera lens, but you get a rough idea of what is in view.
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We made a search and found those stolen camera lenses in a little woodshed behind the shanty where he lives with his father.
THREE IN ONE
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He had a momentary glimpse of himself from above, as if through a camera lens.
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The camera lens and flash are also covered by glass to prevent unnecessary scratching of the lens.
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Leopards, lions, giraffes and hippopotami will parade before your camera lens to turn a bumpy Jeep ride into the trip of a lifetime.
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Ignoring our concern, she removed her camera from her purse, and zoomed her camera lens as far as she could.
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The crew carry umbrellas with which they try to shield the actors from prying camera lenses.
Times, Sunday Times
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The crew carry umbrellas with which they try to shield the actors from prying camera lenses.
Times, Sunday Times
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The camera lens, of course, has its own inherent limitations.
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She stares challengingly into the camera lens.
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We were looking through our camera lenses, and we could see them waving to us and they kept shooting at us.
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Camera lenses, no matter how expensive, are nowhere near as acutely sensitive as the human eye, nor does the camera see colour in exactly the same way.
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Readers interested in the deployment of experimental camera lenses and the like may get the most out of what LoBrutto offers.
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The beauty of this village will captivate any camera lens, delivering shutterbugs to a time preserved only in traditional Chinese paintings.
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In Handbook for Scientific Photography (1977), Alfred A. Blaker wrote: As the substage diaphragm is closed, the depth of field increases (as when you close the diaphragm of your camera lens) ...
Archive 2009-06-01
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The new mouse adapter filters out the shaking movements of the hand - in a similar way to how the image stabilizing systems of some camera lenses work.
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Strange that it should be the coldly clinical camera lens that captured the hidden emotions everyone else missed on his face.
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I was also using panchromatic film, making ‘in-camera ‘separations, holding RGB filters in front of the camera lens for three exposures onto 3 separate pieces of black and white film.’
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I can gaze seductively into a camera lens and give you that look of pure lust and desire.
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To get your flash far away from your camera lens, you need to purchase an external flash, and you need a camera with a hot shoe.
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Dances spread from theater stage to the average family realizes public communication recurring to the camera lens, which followed by the high-tech developmental television.
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A quick punch below the camera made the picture on the television lurch, and the strange figure quickly grabbed the camera lens, rightening it to show a picture-perfect display of his face.
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In the picture, nearby the camera lens a bright Five - Starred Red Flag is particularly noticeable.
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Indifferently magnificent, it sneered back at my eager camera lens, which could only fit in a pitiful few floors.
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Lying on our showcase bed we search the ceiling for a glint of a camera lens among the pipes and metal slats.
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The remake of Charlie And The Chocolate Factory was thrown into chaos on Wednesday when a worker dropped a $540,000 camera lens in a vat of chocolate.
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I recorded the Sun's position exactly every 15 minutes using an intervalometer, with an astrosolar filter adjusted to the camera lens.
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It's as if the camera lens had been coated with a thin layer of Vaseline and hurriedly wiped clean.
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With that he tosses the paper across, and goes back to his camera lenses and his camera lens cloth.
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We're living in an era of CCTV cameras, buttonhole microphones and pornographically long camera lenses.
