Sentences with phrase «depth effect shot»

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McGarvey shot with the ARRI Alexa 65, a high - resolution digital camera with imaging characteristics that mimic the shallow - depth - of - field effects often associated with 70 mm photography, throwing much of the image out of focus.

Intimately played but shot at a professional distance, Life chills everything with a steely winter palette; the effect is to bring Stocks most famous frames to life with slightly more depth of field than depth of feeling.

Given the extreme low budget (the film was shot on a shoestring in Budapest), the special effects look pretty credible, with Petty wisely deciding to spend most of the time with the creatures in the background or swathed in shadow, understanding that Sentinel is a picture of ideas — an unusually faithful recreation of Hitchcock's film possessed of a similar, mordant sense of humour, if an understandable surfeit of corresponding depth.

The action scenes are pretty damn neat (though the special effects are terrible), but the other scenes... medium shots, close - ups... Story's out of his compositional depth.

The «Visual Effects» section is incredibly in - depth as Kevin Haug, visual effects supervisor and Leslie McMinn, visual effects coordinator, discuss how the elaborate shots and special effects were done by examining 19 specific sequences.

Video: Cameron used Sony CineAlta 3D cameras for the shoot, but other than adding a little more visual depth, there really isn't much in the way of 3D effects — especially once we get inside the ship.

And with an all - new depth - of - field effect (coming soon), portrait shots will look better than ever,» says Apple.

Renowned photographer Miller Mobley used the new iPhone 7 Plus feature, which applies a depth - of - field effect to make the foreground subject sharp while creating a beautifully blurred background, to shoot pop superstar Camila Cabello for the February 17 issue of the magazine, on newsstands now.

Moving on, a camera - related feature apparently coming to the new premium priced iPhone model is a Portrait Lighting mode for creating «dSLR - like shots», as 9to5Mac terms it, using depth by simulating different lighting effects.

Halide, the feature - rich third - party camera app for the iPhone, just released version 1.7 which adds Portrait Mode and other depth effects when shooting with a dual - cam iPhone.

We live in an age of 12 megapixels, 4K mobile cameras, with optical and cinematic image stabilization, that shoot in wide - gamut and can apply depth - of - field effects on the fly.

Shoot selfies with a depth - of - field effect that puts your face in sharp focus against an artfully blurred background.

Samsung Note 8 Live Focus feature allows you to adjust the depth of field effect in real time before you shoot.

Samsung Note 8 Live Focus feature allows you to adjust the depth of field effect after the shot is taken.

But that new Portrait mode, which creates a depth - of - field effect for photos, is so good that pictures end up looking like they were shot on a high - end camera.

The secondary telephoto camera can shoot 2x lossless zoom images and can also do a neat depth - of - field effect.

The depth effect is activated when shooting with the rear cameras in portrait mode.

You get a live preview of the depth - of - field effect, too, but no word on if you can adjust focus after a shot has been taken, however.

The always impressive low - depth - of - field mode allows you to artistically blur the background of shots for an impressive bokeh effect — and unlike the equivalent mode on many rival phones, it actually works.

Samsung is calling its depth of field effect Live Focus, and you can adjust the amount of depth that you want with your shot.

Third, Samsung also showed some other advantages of the Note 8's possible dual camera system, such as Super Night Shot Mode, which could allow for even better low - light photography; perspective shift, which could let people adjust the angle of objects in a picture; and true depth - sensing technology, instead of the simulated depth - of - field effects you get on the Galaxy S8.

The rear camera features include Phase Detection auto focus (PDAF), Ultra-wide angle shot, Professional mode, Depth detection and depth effDepth detection and depth effdepth effects.

Note: You can still shoot in Portrait mode even if the banner doesn't turn yellow — you just won't get depth or lighting effects.

Samsung Note8's Live Focus feature allows you to adjust the depth of field effect in real time before you shoot.

Viewing the images later will initially show what the regular shot would have looked like for a few seconds before loading the depth of field effect.

This mode promises to help users take portrait shots of their friends and family members that feature a DSLR - like depth of field effect.

Apple today shared two new tutorial videos on its YouTube channel, walking users through the steps required to use the new Portrait Lighting feature on the iPhone 8 Plus.The first video focuses on how to shoot using Portrait Lighting, while the second video covers how to add Portrait Lighting effects when editing a photo.Like Apple's other tutorial videos, the two Portrait Lighting videos are short and to the point, walking users through a series of simple steps to access the features.Portrait Lighting is a new feature that's available on the iPhone 8 Plus and the upcoming iPhone X.Portrait Lighting is designed to let you add studio quality lighting effects to your images, with Apple using two cameras to create a depth map of an image along with machine learning

DSLR photographers have been shooting bokeh for years and in the last couple of years we have seen companies like Huawei, Google, Samsung, and Apple add functionality for the same, commonly labeled wide aperture, portrait, and depth effects.

The smartphone offers bokeh effect in macro shots by enabling shallow depth of field and captures a sufficient amount of light in day shots.

Use it subtly, for the right shot, and the fake depth - of - field effect can work.

As compared to Apple, which added an additional telephoto lens for analog zoom, the Mate 10 Lite uses the secondary camera for the in - depth effect that photos get when shooting photos in portrait mode.

From the main shooting screen you can use the common «shallow depth of field» effect, which lets you blur out the foreground or background of the image, to dramatic effect.

I managed to get some great shots with depth effect turned on and otherwise as well.

It also helps in giving a depth / bokeh effect to your pictures which are also known as portrait shots.

My shot of a glass against the Manhattan skyline has a crisp foreground, while the background is blurred out to create a shallow depth - of - field effect.

Live Focus will almost certainly receive the most attention, allowing Note 8 users to control the depth of field in order to add a bokeh effect to a photo both before taking the shot and after the shot has been taken.

Not only does it use all the information from those lenses to create a depth map and give you that bokeh effect if you want it, but it offers dual capture that will give you both a wide angle and close - up shot at the same time.

Instead, it's handier for Xiaomi's Depth Effect, which lets you get some nice bokeh and depth of field in your sDepth Effect, which lets you get some nice bokeh and depth of field in your sdepth of field in your shots.

The much larger field of view makes this perfect for capturing landscape and group shots, but the lack of difference in focal length means you don't get the depth of field bokeh effects that other dual - camera devices offer.

You get a main 16MP snapper, and that's accompanied by a depth sensing 2MP snapper, allowing you to take Bokeh effect shots where the background around your subject is blurred.

Use live focus: This is a new mode that uses data from both cameras to create a depth map, letting you create bokeh effects, or add or remove background blur at the time of shooting, or post shoot.

Some of the phones have dual camera setup so if you want to take portrait shots / pictures with depth effect go for dual camera phones.

The Duo Camera isn't about capturing 3D images, but the added depth information means that you can change the perspective of your shot slightly or create a 3D motion effect, with the image moving as you move your phone around.

Front camera is a 20MP shooter and it too can shoot with bokeh effects (portrait / depth).

For iPhone 7 Plus users, the camera app will offer a new portrait mode that takes advantage of the 56 mm focal length telephoto lens to create shots with depth of field and bokeh effects.

Not only does it give you unique shooting options with a longer focal length, but also provides shallow depth of field effects in its «Portrait Mode» that the Galaxy S8 can't.