Sentences with phrase «of camera flash»

Is it a new kind of camera flash unit?

In the journal Optical Materials Express, from The Optical Society (OSA), the researchers reported that graphene oxide sheets treated with brief exposure to bright light in the form of a camera flash exhibited reversible bending at angles from zero to 85 degrees in response to switching the relative humidity between 33 and 86 percent.

It may not look like it (mostly because of the camera flash) but the mesh panel covers stuff up.

In a presidential or similar elections, it's a habit, if one is a candidate, to get to the polling place, and vote, usually in the storm of camera flashes, from propaganda reasons, so self - voting is expected.

Even the start sequence for the Multi Media Interface, with an animated barrage of camera flashes and a red carpet underscore the catwalk qualities of this car.

All the participating artists present that evening — not just those featured in season one — congregated for a photo under a disco of camera flashes from the iPhones of onlookers.

Not exact matches

The inventor of the first synchronized electronic camera flash surpassed Thomas Edison's record of most patents.

After a parade of executives from Enron and Arthur Andersen flashed on the television monitor, Jon Stewart, anchor of The Daily Show, turned to the camera and shouted, «Why aren't all of you in jail?

And that's where the next clever step comes in - to scan the retina without the use of a huge machine, the app uses a simple 3D - printed lens that concentrates light from the smartphone camera flash on the back of the eye.

If you find the flash of the current iPhone camera to be subpar, Concepter wants to help with the iBlazr 2.

There's little sign of the technology visible to customers, except for black boxes, cameras and a few tiny flashing green lights in the darkened, open ceiling above.

Instead of using a camera flash, Ruben's photo lighting system creates an even amount of lighting that eliminates shadows and hot spots.

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The telephone number flashed at the bottom of the TV screen and the camera's occasional glance at three tiers of telephone operators might make you think you were watching a telethon, with the callers transmitting promises of gifts rather than the confessions of faith they are in fact making.

No excuses for the rest of us who set our cameras to flash and despair at the result.

[Images flash through of two people at computers, a person lying down, a computer screen display, a female pouring liquid and a female operating a computer and then the camera zooms in on the liquid being poured and the female operating the computer screen]

[Music plays and images flash through of employees standing around the PFO100 module and then the camera zooms in on the PFO100 module]

[Camera zooms out to show Maxime Collado and another employee looking at a sample and then images flash through of Maxime Collado in the factory]

[Image changes to show Maxime Collado and then the camera pans along the machinery in the factory and images flash through of an employee operating a machine, Maxime Collado, Maxime Collado inspecting the samples of coffee and then the camera zooms in on the sample]

Before the flash of a coconspirator's iPhone camera goes off, Eaton swivels his head.

In a blur of flashing color the victorious Ferrari of the 1960 Grand Prix of Endurance rushes past the camera of Marvin Newman, who here and in six fallowing pages reflects the special mood of France's famous race

On Christmas Day 2003, he screamed in pain after a camera flash went off, and in an early January game at Bradley his vision was so bad that he stepped three feet out - of - bounds while driving the baseline.

Late in the match, everyone in the stadium pulled out their phones and flashed their camera lights in the air to show unity for the team, with hopes of rallying them to victory.

The British cameras carefully record the Blast's huge, simulated soccer ball, flashing and exploding as it descends from the roof of the Civic Center before each game, while rock music blares and laser lights speckle the full house of wideeyed Baltimoreans.

There are as many different types of diffuser as there are cameras so you will need to find one that works with your flash.

Most cameras come with a flash of some description.

2.4 ″ LCD Screen Panel Built - in Digital Camera — 3MP (snapshots up to 12MP with interpolation) Image Capture Capability — Snapshots 4x Digital Zoom Optical powers of 1 to 3.7 x and 54x 128 MB Internal Flash Memory SD Card Slot (uses optional SD Cards up to 8 GB) Focus Knob Adjustable LED Illumination USB 2.0 Cable (used to upload images to a computer) Carry Pouch Battery powered for field use or in the home — uses 2AA batteries (user supplied) Weight — 6.5 oz (187 g) Dimensions — 3.8 ″ x2.5 ″ x4.2 ″ (96 mm x 63 mm x 107 mm)

Eudora is playing with her Fisher Price Little People Happy Sounds Home... and she's also more than a little tired of the flash on my camera.

I remember watching the Prime Minister sitting, the flashing bulbs of the cameras, surrounded by men in suits, signing the document.

The Flip Video camera shoots either 30 or 60 minutes of 640 × 480 video, depending on the size of the flash drive, and also contains editing software that you can launch when you hook the little critter up to a computer via USB.

And with the flash of the cameras shortly after, Hillary Clinton sought to steal a bit of Bernie Sanders» spotlight.

The camera, for one, optimizes photo quality by automatically detecting the brightness level of the environment and adjusts the flash and shutter speed accordingly.

Also, the camera offers three choices of compression quality, a 5 - mode flash strobe light, auto while balancing, smile detection, time stamping and much, much more.

They then set up a camera with high - speed flash units and proceeded to bother the beetles: Using a forceps, they pinched various parts of the insects» bodies.

The researchers used an array of cameras, flashes, and ultrasonic recorders to take snapshots of bats while they swooped down to take a sip at a desert pond in Israel.

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.

The flies start turning away from approaching threats in half the time it takes you to start blinking at a camera flash, and finish throttling up in one - fiftieth of the time it takes you to complete that blink.»

On the memory sticks and digital cameras where flash has flourished, switching is not done in the same volume as in other types of memory, so flash can get away with its lower level of endurance, he says.

But flash has its limitations and will someday reach a scaling barrier that would leave subsequent generations of digital cameras and cell phones unable to store significantly more information or operate orders of magnitude faster than their predecessors — at least not without costing a lot more.

Whereas a one - bit flash memory can be switched on and off hundreds of thousands of times (a switch might involve taking or deleting a picture on a digital camera), a memristor has a much longer lifespan than flash, Williams says.

This deer in this image was startled while feeding on apples, either by the flash of the camera trap or by the flying squirrel behind it.

Now, analyses of data gathered in 2006 by two satellites — one carrying a down - gazing camera and the other a gamma ray detector — as well as a ground - based lightning detector in North Carolina, reveal that these flashes start out, as does most lightning, as a small channel of charged particles within the storm cloud (golden zigzag line, left; lightning - generated radio waves are depicted as concentric rings).

She uses Curiosity's Chemistry and Camera (ChemCam) instrument, which fires laser pulses from atop the rover's mast and observes the spectrum of resulting flashes of plasma to assess targets» chemical makeup.

The tests showed that paint exposed to a camera flash every 7 seconds — a total of 400 000 suffered no more than paint kept under normal gallery lighting.

He said under nighttime and low - light conditions, there is insufficient light for a conventional camera to capture facial imagery for recognition without active illumination such as a flash or spotlight, which would give away the position of such surveillance cameras; however, thermal cameras that capture the heat signature naturally emanating from living skin tissue are ideal for such conditions.

If the flash is on the same axis as the visual axis of the camera, the reflection of the light off the blood vessels in the person's retina will give an eerie, satanic «red eye» look.

This «serial time - encoded amplified microscopy» (STEAM) camera creates each image using a very short laser pulse — a flash of light only a billionth of a second long.

As Lee filed out of the press conference, his thin frame lit up by flashing cameras, a lone Korean reporter cried out, «Lee Sedol, fighting!»

But he relies heavily on notepads and calendars to jog his memory, and he gives few firm RSVPs, knowing he might not be able to tolerate the camera flashes and noisy conversations of the charity dinners.

A camera flash allowed the researchers to remove oxygen from, or reduce, just one side of a sheet of graphene oxide.