lightweight camera造句

• We did things that we probably wouldn t have tried without the lightweight camera.
• The Vinten Vision range of pan & tilt heads are used for lightweight cameras and camcorders.
• It can carry a lightweight camera and transmit images to a laptop or a palm-sized computer.
• Andy launched Gura Gear in 2008, in an attempt to deliver lightweight camera bags to the market.
• The extremely lightweight camera body is a bright yellow with black rubber grips that protect it from rough handling.
• It is also the most lightweight camera of the Stylus line, weighing only 103 g without the battery and xD-Picture Card.
• Andy was looking for a lightweight camera bag to hold all of his photographic gear, and there was nothing desirable on the market that suited his needs.
• The tiny lightweight camera is used in sports broadcasts and provides viewers with spectacular views of events such as motor racing, which are impossible with conventional cameras.
• A lightweight camera and microphone are strapped to the dog's head, and a battery pack is slung around its neck, sending images and sound back to police handsets.
• Previously based in Johannesburg, South Africa, Marsh covers news when it happens with traditional newsgathing teams as well as by using lightweight cameras and advanced satellite and Internet communications technology.
• While at one time it was extremely difficult to capture such events, the development of small, lightweight cameras and improved broadcast technology have made it routine, even for relatively small television stations.
• Cameron told USA Today he's been developing technology for a tiny lightweight camera he would take with him, enabling him to make an IMAX film and a documentary for Rupert Murdoch's TV network.
• Risk is the price our society is paying for the lightweight cameras, the instant transmissions and the other wonders that bring the distasteful into living rooms along with the significant and the entertaining.
• For this, she preferred small, inexpensive, and lightweight cameras that would be non-obstructive during filming, and she noted she used a 70-200mm zoom lens for long lens photography while hiding in the bushes.
• He initiated the development of three cameras for the IMAX format-- the high-speed ( slow-motion ) camera, the industry's first lightweight camera, and the " all-weather " camera used during filming on Mount Everest.
• The camera, with the new SWD ( ultrasonic motor ) lenses, is expected to appeal to professional users who want a rugged, portable and lightweight camera body with quality lenses and class leading autofocus.
• With help from his brother, Mike, and cinematographer Vince Pace, Cameron designed a lightweight camera able to film the sunken Titanic in 3-D . Two robots carried the camera and swam through the ship's grand interior.
• However, with the emergence of the Steadicam and the manufacture of small, lightweight cameras that could fit on the Steadicam platform, an added bonus of these newer, lighter cameras was the possibility of a point-of-view device such as the SnorriCam.
• In addition to his film work, Walker held twenty patents on various camera-related inventions he devised, including the Double Exposure System, several zoom lenses, the Duomar Lens for both motion picture and television cameras, the Variable Diffusion Device, the Facial Make-Up Meter, lightweight camera blimps, and optical diffusion techniques.
• Michael Sragow, writing in " The New Yorker ", said : " Working with lightweight camera rigs they developed themselves, Jeff Kreines and Joel DeMott ( who, despite the name, is female ) approach the subjects of their documentary  working-class teenagers in Muncie, Indiana  man-to-man and woman-to-woman.