And today, now that
cameras are ubiquitous and cloud - compatible, we often expect photography to serve as a tool for other efforts.
These days, however, digital
cameras are ubiquitous and film cameras virtually extinct.
The compact DSLR
camera is ubiquitous on the market these days, and there are hundreds of models to choose from.
Not exact matches
Ubiquitous cell phone
cameras mean every embarrassing mistake you or an employee makes
is made in public.
It
's not going to replace the SLR by any stretch, but there
's little doubt that all
cameras are inevitably going to move toward this sort of
ubiquitous connectivity.
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.
Granted, this
was a decade ago, prior to the days of
ubiquitous camera phones, so things
are different now, I
'm sure.
increasingly better written PTCs
are done by increasingly expensive suits to increasingly
ubiquitous cameras
Video
cameras — including those in smartphones, laptops, and tablets —
are handy, inexpensive,
ubiquitous, and easy to use.
There
's the refracted glare of early - morning smog; the double - flash of speed
cameras; those
ubiquitous LED «Open» signs that must
be making someone, somewhere, a small fortune.
Photodetectors
are almost
ubiquitous, found in
cameras, cell phones, remote controls, solar cells, and even the panels of space shuttles.
The point - scoring, treasure - collecting and fantastical elements of video games
are no longer restricted to the virtual world of consoles and computers: they
are leaping out of the screen and into the physical world, thanks to smartphones,
cameras, sensors and the increasingly
ubiquitous internet.
Although at least seven species of sharks frequent Palmyra, the
camera confirmed that smaller - sized sharks — such as the
ubiquitous blacktip variety —
were the most common, an observation that matched previous visual surveys.
The case, formally known as United States v. Jones, has its roots in the technologically distant past of 2005, when smart phones, tablets, mobile apps, social networking and license plate
cameras had not yet become
ubiquitous — when it
was still possible to make a trip to the grocery store without leaving a megabits - long trail of digital footprints.
Video
cameras are less
ubiquitous in the mobile world so we'll have to down play the video element and play up chat and voice.
The quick - cut, hand - held
camera work made
ubiquitous by flicks like «Cloverfield» diffuses some of the gore in these sequences but not so much that we don't know what
's going on.
There
are shots in «Crimson Peak» that mirror «Notorious,» a close - up of the
ubiquitous key - chain with the key desired lying on the top of the heap, or the
camera following a tea cup as it
is carried across the room.
The
ubiquitous cameras and monitors provide jarring visuals, as Caleb begins to realize there
's a lot more to this Turing Test than Nathan originally explained.
Proponents point to the same red herrings that
were also trotted out before antilock brakes, electronic stability control, and external
cameras became
ubiquitous.
This
is Kusama's first pumpkin - sprinkled room since 1991, and while the 88 - year - old has
been a known name and innovative artist for decades, the spread of the
camera - equipped smartphone has made her work
ubiquitous.
They
're pretty much
ubiquitous, and if you don't have one, just substitute «video
camera» and «
camera» where appropriate and you can get the same end results.
The
camera is a 13 MP PixelMaster 3.0 one, using Sony's
ubiquitous Exmor
RS IMX 214, instead of the Toshiba
camera sensors in the Zenfone 2 series.
Take stock Android (which, he told us,
was better than any skinned version) and build on it, improving the core feature set with a great
camera experience, a superlative notification solution and
ubiquitous voice access.