Sentences with phrase «grainy cameras»

Between grainy cameras and missed connections, it can be harder to combine all the nuances of body language and words and accurately interpret the messages your partner is sending.
The kinds of shooters you'll find on even a high - end Android tablet are roughly equivalent to the cheap, blurry, grainy cameras found on low - end smartphones.
Filmed with a grainy camera and, for the most part, condensed to a single set, this movie is the very definition of cheap.
The V20 showed a poor performance and a grainy camera app.

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Pirates sometimes sneak compact video cameras into early screenings to capture grainy video of the movie, complete with audible popcorn - munching, a practice known as «camming.»
(ESV) Ultimately it matters not if there's a hidden camera watching you --- the eyes of the Lord penetrate far further than a grainy twenty - frames - per - second camera could ever go.
Videos of him just talking into a grainy Skype camera have generated millions of views.
As yet the camera work is a little shaky and the picture somewhat grainy, but the technical finesse of the electron film - franchise can only improve with time.
Initially, researchers saw nothing but a grainy black - and - white scene with the camera's single light beaming into an empty darkness.
Sorry for the grainy photo — it was taken a long time ago with my old camera.
I was so bummed, I bought this great camera and every time I would upload a photo it was blurry and really grainy.
Same documentary feel, same hand held camera shots, same grainy footage.
Filmed with a grainy, wandering camera and awash in earth - tone period detail, Argo, the real Argo, looks and sounds credible while also being a bit of a yarn.
It seems a good script can pull in good talent, and although the film stock is grainy and the camera shaky, it gives the experience a feeling of authenticity that helps give the feeling of reality to a very honest story.
While co-directors Jonathan Dayton and Valerie Faris (Ruby Sparks, Little Miss Sunshine) wring tension and suspense from the same - day build - up to the match, the match itself — captured by grainy, fuzzy TV cameras with the occasional, ground - level insert — and the immediate aftermath (symbolic and figurative, more than real or long - lasting), it's in the months - long lead - up to the match, following Billie Jean King (Emma Stone, never better) and Bobby Riggs (Steve Carell) where Battle of the Sexes steps up its game to offer a sympathetic, insightful, poignant, behind - the - scenes look at the private lives of the public personas who stepped onto the tennis court of the Houston Astrodome on September 20th, 1973, as Americans on both sides of the political divide watched in rapt attention.
There are bits and bobs that don't measure up — grainy «camera footage», underdeveloped secondary characters — but for a movie equally given to quirks, quacks and quarks, the bumbling never detracts from the charm.
Incapable of visualizing digital - age surveillance outside of wall - sized screens and close - ups of cameras, Stone collects all of the silliest clichés about computing in a grab - bag aesthetic that tries every kind of pointlessly filtered or grainy look, but can't seem to fake a convincing webcam shot.
(It also uses a fair amount of grainy hand - held camera footage during the interviews, which is completely unnecessary.)
We might expect a DIY movie like this to a employ a grainy black - and - white look, shaky handheld camera, jump cuts and improvisational acting in order to capture a docudrama aesthetic.
Doyle also used digital cameras, which gives them film a grainy look.
However, some of the film was clearly shot with what was most likely a hidden camera, and these scenes are somewhat blurry and grainy in places.
While her security guard swatted away camera phones craning for grainy evidence of Le Streep, the actress made small talk with her Florence Foster Jenkins husband, Hugh Grant, (also nominated for a Golden Globe) and the statuesque blonde on his arm.
Universal's DVD is a decent transfer of the film - the soft focus cinematography yields a less - than sharp transfer, and some of the night shots are slightly grainy, in spite of Schrader's deliberate use of in - camera opticals to preserve image quality.
And I thought the celebratory press releases would've felt more authentic if they'd been read into a camera and recorded on grainy videotape.
Have learned the back - up camera is not that good at night, grainy image.
Lots of reviewer says that 3D video quality is terrible... It's grainy and not as sharp as a normal camera.
Toting a rather unimpressive 3 - megapixel camera with the autofocus and LED flash dropped from the original Galaxy Tab expect grainy, noisy images which lack real vibrancy.
Up front, the 2.0 - MP camera snapped colorful but grainy selfies; the green and blue on our shirt looked true, but there was significant noise on our sleeves and hair.
Unsurprisingly, pictures captured by the tablet's 2 - megapixel front - facing camera were grainier and lacked the warmth of those taken with the rear - facing camera.
Photos taken from other smartphones with 8 megapixel camera are mostly grainy and fuzzy, but the images taken from this handset were nearly perfect.
What you get in return is a superb camera that copes with outdoor light extremely well however on the low light images we did find that grainy haze begin to appear quite quickly.
Images shot with the 2.0 megapixel front - facing camera were decidedly grainy with washed out color.
The 1.3 - megapixel front - facing camera captured footage that was a colorful as the rear - facing camera, although unsurprisingly grainier.
The 1.6 - megapixel front - facing camera is pretty standard, producing grainy, but ultimately usable video that is perfectly fine for video calls.
The 2 - megapixel front - facing camera is suitable enough to cater for all your Skyping and video calling needs, while its 720p HD footage capabilities produced decent footage that was grainy at times and struggled in low lit conditions.
The front 1.2 MP camera takes somewhat grainy pictures and comes with a neat face - detection feature that adjusts the brightness in order to keep your face visible in most conditions.
A two - megapixel fixed - focus Webcam above the display handles Skype conversations in slightly grainy fashion, while an eight - megapixel autofocus camera in the top right corner of the keyboard lets you snap pics in tablet mode (screen facing you, keyboard facing away) for those times when you can't get to your smartphone.
The front - facing camera 2 - MP camera on the Vivo Tab made our face look fairly grainy even directly under florescent light.
Although shots from the front - facing camera were bright, they were very grainy and lacked detail.
Up front, the 2 - MP camera took dull, grainy selfies.
When lighting is dimmer, things get tough pretty quickly, but RIM has tweaked the camera to be usable in low - light: the trade off is that the image will get very grainy (as seen below), but it's mostly OK if you are going to share it on the web in low - resolution (640 × 480 or so) as the downscaling of the photo takes out a lot (but not all) of the noise.
Self - portraits using the front camera come out grainy and a little dark.
While photos and stills captured by the 2 - megapixel front - facing camera were slightly grainy, the footage still had fairly accurate color.
Similar to the rear - facing camera, images from the VGA front - facing camera were grainy but with bold colors.
The 5MP camera at the back of the Slider uses the standard Honeycomb app, and is fairly grainy.
Photos taken indoors using the standard Android Camera app were blotchy, grainy, and dark.
The 720p selfie camera takes grainy images with inaccurate colors.
The new camera can take better slo - mo and timelapse shots than older devices, and the 1.2 - megapixel front camera will suffice for some grainy video chats or selfies.
Images from the front camera were quite grainy, though.
The front camera is adequate for video chats, but image quality is grainy.
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