Sentences with phrase «camera gear behind»
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Most of the time, the job is more «behind the scenes,» researching, working on budgets, organizing gear and crew, oftentimes sending out camera - people on their own while you stay back at the office.
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As of 2007, however, McBurney shifted gears somewhat by stepping behind the camera, when he executive produced and authored the screen story of the Rowan Atkinson vehicle Mr. Bean's Holiday.
Eight years after becoming an indie breakout with «Martha Marcy,» Durkin is finally gearing up to return behind the camera for an indie feature.
And for his latest turn behind (and in front of) the camera, he shifts gears again with «Fading Gigolo.»
Put the gear selector in Reverse and the rear view camera automatically transmits the image of what's behind your vehicle to your screen when you're slowly backing up.
Rear Vision Camera, or Rear View Camera, is a General Motors active safety technology that provides the driver with a view what's behind the vehicle on a display when in the Reverse gear to help avoid crashing into nearby objects while backing up at low speeds.
The reverse camera automatically displays the view behind the vehicle when reverse gear is engaged; when surround view is selected; the images from each camera combine to create an overhead view of the vehicle.
The new Nissan GT - R is a 2 +2 coupe and it packs features including a customisable touchscreen infotainment display with additional controls behind the gear - shifter, rear - view camera, multi-functional steering wheel and Bose audio system with 11 speakers.
The rear back - up camera, included with the available navigation system, automatically projects an image of what its lens can detect behind the car onto the navigation screen when the transmission is in reverse gear.
The camera automatically projects an image of what its lens can detect behind the vehicle onto the navigation system's LCD screen when reverse gear is engaged, excellent when backing up the Tundra to a trailer, or for positioning a boat trailer on a launch ramp.