Sentences with phrase «of the slow motion replay»

You can see drops of blood and sweat fly off the fighters from the impact of each punch and kick, which adds to the experience of the slow motion replay of a devastating KO.

Not exact matches

Videos are available instantly for regular speed, slow - motion, and frame - by - frame replay of every swing from both angles.

Films of the flights were played and replayed in slow and slower motion: The car spins, slides a short distance, and suddenly it rises, two feet, five feet, 10 feet off the ground, lifting gracefully and twisting in the air, like a leaf from the sidewalk on an autumn afternoon.

Proven diving, using slow motion replays and a panel of ex-players and refs, should be punished retrospectively with a six league match ban and a huge reduction in wages for tyhat period, written into the rules / laws of football and thus in all players contracts.

As a general comment, referees have a difficult job, one single view of the incident, not multiple views from all different angles with slow motion and replays.

Am I the only person who believes that when a slow motion replay of an offside decision is shown on TV, when they draw the line across the pitch it isn't always simultaneous with the exact moment the ball is played?

He also confirmed that Madrid would not be reporting the Barcelona midfielder Sergio Busquets for the incident after Messi scored a penalty when slow motion replays show him stepping on the head of Madrid defender Pepe, whether accidentally or not.

And yet, inside the penalty area, often the very same ex-players will triumphantly pronounce that on review of multiple slow motion replays that one player brushes gently against another player and that therefore there was contact and so there was a penalty.

It's as if I'm watching an over the top action movie and fast forwarding to all of the action packed sequences and replaying them in slow motion over and over.

One of the cool things about the movie (though not necessarily original) is that after he does something really cool, the film will instant replay it in slow motion and from various camera angles.

Still, for every moment of intrigue there's a scene like that of domestic abuse played out in slow motion, with instant replay too.

Not only do learning videos edit out the irrelevant stuff from the live edition of the show, they can add zoom and slow motion to parts we should concentrate on, which we can rewind and replay as many times as it takes.

You can watch a full race replay with the ability to watch in slow motion, pause, fast forward, rewind, change the camera angles for a different view of the action or enter the free camera feature.

You can watch a full race replay with the ability to watch in slow motion, pause, fast forward, rewind, change the camera angles for a different view of the action and to view the action from the previous or next rider, restart the replay or enter the free camera feature.

Movement is still a little imprecise and janky, but the shooting itself remains ultimately satisfying, especially with the inclusion of the Kill - cam that initiates slow motion x-ray replays of well placed shots — a tool that not only feels rewarding, but can be pretty comical if aimed in less orthodox places.

No worries, though, as a super slow motion replay allows plenty of time to soak in the moment of impact and subsequent explosion.

GRID is about the most complete replay packages, letting you relive the moments of your glory or destruction in jaw - dropping hi - res slow - motion.

The most hilarious feature is the addition of slow - motion replay, in which you can watch the happy little cartoon characters scowl at each other as they attack while nightmarish demon sounds emanate from the background.

Also, you want to know if they are going over the accident again and again in their head, in slow - motion replays or «freeze - frame» images of the accident.

Slow motion replays really benefit from 4K, not only do they make tackles and tricks easier to see, but you're able to see individual beads of sweat running down the players» faces.