portable camera

Paul would also continue his innovations in the portable camera field.

I had a man watching Jennison every second, through a portable camera.

The portable cameras mean that no-one will no for sure where to find them.

The artists' motivations for turning on their portable cameras were what set them apart, however.

When photographer's back strikes, one of the few remedies available is to switch to a lighter, more portable camera.

The series was filmed with technically advanced portable cameras.

Zahn also designed several portable camera obscuras, and made one that was 23 inches long.

He built a portable camera obscura that let him make silhouette portraits in less than 15 minutes.

She has a fiance back home, to whom she sends video recordings made with her portable camera.

Weddings and Babies was the first 35 mm fiction film made with a portable camera equipped for synchronized sound.

The Maysles brothers were among the first to use lightweight portable cameras, enhancing the true-to-life feeling.

The portable camera was a dummy.

The monitor slaved to their portable cameras was emitting a faint Queep.

A portable camera obscura was developed by Scheiner in Innsbruck.

Outside the studio, there will be three kiosks with portable cameras that will allow passers-by to talk directly to viewers.

The portable camera can take four minutes of digital video and audio, which can be easily transferred to a PC.

"Sirs," he said, pointing to a screen, "the portable camera Halpert left near the manhole is showing something you might want to watch."

Visiting Paris in 1925, he bought two 35 mm portable cameras and began to photograph the city from odd angles and unorthodox vantage points.

The situation changed dramatically with the Vietnam War when networks from around the world sent cameramen with portable cameras and correspondents.

Direct Cinema was made possible, in part, by the advent of light, portable cameras, which allowed the hand-held camera and more intimacy in the filmmaking.

Broadcasters fear that the proliferation of cable channels, portable cameras and interactive services is eroding the authority of responsible network news.

People used to travel with portable camera obscuras just to find picturesque views, to capture "effects" that were the result of their careful framing and selection.

For Mr. Hill, handling his first Portapak (the earliest portable camera available to the public) was a revelation.

He moved offscreen and lifted the portable camera from its tripod and panned it through a quartz window at the lunar landscape.

He was the first to propose the idea of a portable camera obscura, which purportedly was to be used to help create artistic topographical drawings.