Sentences with phrase «long exposure times»

The «images» taken of the radiation require long exposure times of weeks.

With long exposure times on MUSE, we should have the sensitivity to see these filaments in the cosmic web — particularly if UV light from a nearby quasar boosts the gas emission.

The iPhone 7's 12 - megapixel camera has been ported to the new iPad Pro, bringing optical image stabilization, which is able to compensate for small movements and hand shakiness when taking a photo to allow for longer exposure times.

Deming's team employed a new technique with longer exposure times, which increased the sensitivity of their measurements.

Optical image stabilization, once a feature limited to the 5.5 - inch iPhone, is built into the iPhone 7, compensating for small movements and hand shakiness when snapping a photo to allow for longer exposure times (3x longer than iPhone 6s).

The long exposure times that I sorely have been needing in many previous pictures meant that I did not need to do nearly as much in photoshop.

Although the picture is clear, a longer exposure time would allow the instruments to capture more detail.

A coronagraph covers the body of the star with a dark spot, creating a false eclipse and making a long exposure time possible.

When the coronagraph and adaptive optics work in tandem, the system can capture a sharp image with the detail that comes from a long exposure time.

«It's marvelous,» Morris says, noting that the long exposure times increase the robustness of the results.

A picture of Earth, for example, took almost 20 seconds to create, so it could only be captured by a camera with a long exposure time.

The image is a composite of many photos taken with long exposure times and other techniques to make the lasers more visible.

«TDI works like image stabilization, freezing the rotation of the spacecraft and allowing us to take sharp images with long exposure times», said Mike Caplinger, Junocam Systems Engineer.

The more mercury that gets into a person's body, the longer the exposure time, and the younger the person, the more severe the effects are likely to be.

Stoller's 1958 photo of the Seagram Building in New York — an image Lichtenstein says emphasizes the building's sleek, industrial verticality — hangs next to a misty, enigmatic image of the same building shot nearly four decades later by Hiroshi Sugimoto using a large format camera and long exposure times.

But then streets, too, are empty unless someone posed, at least in the long exposure time of earlier photographs.

Because of the long exposure time required to make this photograph, the water rushing over a small dam appears as a glassy blur.

The collodion process Annan used to make his large, glass negatives required a long exposure time.

Many of her photographs show women, naked or clothed, blurred (due to movement and long exposure times), merging with their surroundings, or whose faces are obscured.

During the Civil War, which erupted not long after the medium was invented, a new generation of reporters sought to photograph battles, but due to the long exposure times required by early cameras, they could only capture the aftermath of the conflicts.

Firework photos are a little tricky if you don't know what you're doing, but once you have your camera on a tripod and use a long exposure time it's hard to go wrong.

The second (and good solution) is to set your camera up on a tripod and use a long exposure time so that the fireworks burst at some point during it.

There is also a super night mode, with a long exposure time for night time photos, a slow - motion mode, plus a special Good Food mode for taking close - up shots of your food!

The longer your exposure time, the more likely it is that subtle movements will show up in the final product.