This is an issue when battle sequences can already be hard to keep up with, especially since you spend most of your time paired with a secondary character who looks a whole lot like
you when the camera zooms out.
The player may experience this during the critical hit cutscenes
when the camera zooms in on the attacking hero or enemy, and noticeably slows the game.
When camera zooms close, you understand he didn't actually see the player he is supposed to pass to.
While AR has been used most widely in industries like retail, medical research, real estate, and sports (think to
when the camera zooms in on the tennis ball hitting the line, or when the yellow yard line pops up while watching football), businesses both big and small are looking to take advantage of this increasingly ubiquitous technology.
I found myself slowly shaking my head
when the cameras zoomed to Cazorla rather than Ozil.
When the camera zoomed in on the halfway point, Morro Bay, where boats would lie overnight while drivers licked their wounds and mechanics tried to put engines and boats back together, the rattling of cups, knives and forks on the lunch table ceased.
Thus,
when a camera zoomed in on Icardi on the bench, ice pack on his thigh, Interisti were reminded, yet again, that we are one injury away from missing Champion's League football.
While the average at 4K holds at 76 FPS, the system drops down to a 41 FPS minimum, particularly struggling
when the camera zoomed out and lots of tiles were on screen.
Not exact matches
As you can see,
when you
zoom in, the
zoom on the video
camera, like most smartphone
cameras, isn't that great.
When you've had the privilege of playing with the zoom feature and using it to envision and create your art, it's quite frustrating to have your camera swiped and replaced with a simple point and shoot (no zoom) from way - back - whe
When you've had the privilege of playing with the
zoom feature and using it to envision and create your art, it's quite frustrating to have your
camera swiped and replaced with a simple point and shoot (no
zoom) from way - back -
whenwhen...
I love your recipes although the video sometimes makes my eyes go funny
when the
camera man
zooms in out to quickly!
The
camera is always
zooming in to show his face
when he makes the inevitable bad call — and in one game last season he blew 2 offside calls for the same team ensuring the wrong team earned 3 points.
Wenger is screwing things up for years, the moment
when we were about to win the game, Arsene did what he is best at, and subbed during the game, the best player in the pitch in Chamberlain for Arshavin, at that moment the
Camera zoomed to Van Persie, and he was like what are you doing?
Some parents really like that the
camera is silent
when you use the pan / tilt /
zoom function.
Remote pan, tilt and
zoom — The nice thing is that this
camera is very quiet
when it's moving, which is very important
when you're trying not to disturb a sleeping baby.
With its ambiguous ending, Tattoo seems to evoke François Truffaut's Les quatre cents coups (The 400 Blows, 1959), the legendary French New Wave film about another «troubled» teenager who experiences freedom only
when he is in motion — whether while spinning in a rotor's drum or
when running away from the reformatory in the film's famous concluding tracking shot that culminates in a
zoom - in - on - freeze - frame image of his gaze addressing the
camera.
Shaun and Ed telephone Barbara to let her know help is on the way;
when she protests that she's perfectly safe, the
camera zooms in on Ed as he bellows into the phone, «We're coming to get you, Barbara!»
Aside from the
camera's little «crash -
zoom» punctuation mark (you'll understand
when you see), Reilly is the most artful thing happening in this picture.
When we see the interviews through Vivian's
camera — whether
zooming in on her subjects» wedding rings or secretly capturing footage of her subjects after they've told her to stop filming — the view is hilariously over-the-top.
For seemingly no reason the
camera will
zoom in on a body part or apply a tracking shot
when movement is not necessary.
You can also use the trackpad to move the
camera, or
zoom (I'm not sure here)
when you are in first person mode.
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I was pleasantly surprised
when I found that the volume rocker buttons adjust the
camera's digital
zoom, too.
When you take your photo it's reasonable quality although it's odd to have a
camera app (not the standard Honeycomb one) that lets you set the white balance but not
zoom in or out.
Even
when using a single
camera shoot it is possible to use software pan and
zoom to give the effect of a two
camera shoot.
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When you launch the
camera app, the only options you're offered onscreen are to
zoom in or out, and take the picture.
In charge of over 800 offenders and 25 officers, I need to be able utilize its maximized multimedia features like awesome memory, pinch and
zoom to store and view warranted offenders
when attempting to identify for arrest; 5 mp
camera to take the necessary photos as crime scenes or during drug busts for use in court; social feeds to keep in touch with my officers
when in the field in real - time and its ultra fast browsing
when information is crucial and every minute counts.
WARNING - Be careful using your digital
camera on the beach because sand gets on the
zoom - lens and
when it closes the sand can jam the
zoom - lens making your
camera inoperable.
Be careful using your digital
camera on the beach because sand gets on the
zoom - lens and
when it closes the sand can jam the
zoom - lens making your
camera inoperable.
I've had no issues with the controls (though there is a sprint button for some reason, and back in my day you didn't have to hold an extra button to make Sonic run fast, that's all he knew how to do) and graphically the game looks alright, the
camera is
zoomed out a bit far, but the frame - rate stays smooth at all times, though the 3D effect is barely noticeable even
when the slider is at max.
When you get to fighting the boss the
camera will
zoom out and it gives you this awesome sense of scale.
I still have issues with the way the
camera pans and
zooms when playing with 2 players, but I've learned to work around its quirks.
I also came across a bug where
when you are attacked and fall out of the maze, the
camera never
zooms back out and as a result I wasn't able to jump back onto platforms.
Now,
when players drop the gloves, the
camera remains
zoomed out in the third - person view, and the two players brawling mostly spend their time grappling with one another, awkwardly throwing fists and attempting to dodge uppercuts more closely to the way enforcers in the NHL do.
When a opponent is weakened enough and Ryu lands an attack, the
camera will
zoom in on the killing blow, and prompt the player to mash one of the two attack buttons.
The
camera zooms in
when you attack things, making strikes feel more dynamic.
When you do choose a character, instead of moving them around on a grid with a cursor, the
camera will
zoom to a third person view and just as long as you have the AP (in basic foolproof terms: stamina) to do so, you get to freely move about the chosen character as if you're playing a shooter.
When you switch, the
camera zooms out to the sky and then back down to the character that you selected.
If you've seen the commercials for this game and seen all of the cool
zoomed - in
camera angles you might be disappointed
when you realize that this version doesn't have them.
In XIII the
camera would slowly
zoom in on the character
when you're not moving and you can bring it in even closer by angling the
camera downward.
Occasionally,
when you deliver the killing blow, the
camera will
zoom in on you and your victim and play the final animation as you slash them into oblivion, and then quickly pans back out to get back to the rest of the action.
On top of that the
camera controls with the left stick was difficult to do especially
when zooming, panning, and viewpoints were all handled through a single analog stick.
Because the
camera zooms in though, you're never fully aware of where they've gone or where they're facing, so you'll still be left wondering
when the perfect time to jump out of cover is.
A small complaint is that
when the
camera is
zoomed out to look down field at the incoming enemies, characters do tend to appear on the small side.
You can now aim down the iron sights of your gun rather than just having the
camera zoom when you aim.
In A.N.N.E. the
camera zooms in
when exploring on foot and out
when flying aboard the Great Whale.
The
camera wobbles around aimlessly, with a tap of the cursor
when fully
zoomed out making it lurch far too much to be vaguely controllable», and a 2/10 score.
When played alone this new
camera won't
zoom out, and will keep your car at the center of the screen; - Added Oculus Rift support; - Added gamepad support for Mac and Linux version.
The
camera will
zoom out if you're going faster, and
zoom back in
when you slow.