Tian shows us the user interface in a grainy video.
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The stadium security footage is very grainy and wasn't helpful.
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She stares at his face, grainy and yet so clear.
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You'll wind up with a grainy paté if you do.
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Don't miss some grainy video of the watery abduction HERE.
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A spoonful should feel creamy on the tongue, not grainy.
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At the time, electronic viewfinders were mediocre, grainy and inferior.
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On a grainy copy of a torn news photograph Pope.
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The camera's pictures are a bit grainy, but well lit.
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The shooting was captured on a grainy police dashcam video.
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Emma Watson's singing voice — even when grainy — is seemingly chah-ming.
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That blocky, grainy aesthetic somehow makes monsters all the more disturbing.
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These cameras can also pass grainy, monochrome video to your screen.
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Every single image I took indoors was dark, grainy, and blurry.
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Wolf's shocked expression, even through the grainy video, is crystal clear.
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It even sent back a grainy photograph and some environmental readings.
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The silhouette of a woman appears, in grainy black and white.
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There's even a grainy photo to back those claims up. Huzzah!
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Cue the grainy Watergate photos of Sam Ervin and Howard Baker.
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But that grainy tint suits her take on this aging queen.
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When you use the zoom, it makes the image extra grainy.
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Video of the fight is grainy, shot low to the court.
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Some captured in grainy videos replayed on television and computer screens.
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It looks sped up, weird, grainy, out of focus, splices, scratches.
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Her sound has a grainy cast, a slightly hard-edged quality.
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As I stared at the grainy pictures, there was no doubt.
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The story's gray, grainy, foreboding images depict a community in despair.
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The list was superimposed over a grainy photo of the congressman.
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The photos he shared were too grainy to establish anyone's identity.
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The camera zooms in, the world goes grainy, and you're somewhere else.
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The original has been rotated and blurred so the photo looks grainy.
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Images come out looking both soft and grainy even in decent light.
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Videos for low-bandwidth connections are more compressed, leading to grainy images.
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The footage, shot on a camcorder, was grainy and intercut with static.
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Peda are round, semi-soft, grainy condensed milk or milk powder desserts.
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Be careful not to overbeat, or the cream will become grainy. 5.
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Grainy images of their faces are shown on the federal police's website.
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What's more ... we're told there is surveillance video, but it's super grainy.
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The clothing is just barely visible, the photos purposely grainy and unfocused.
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A grainy picture of Yuki smiling is taped to the refrigerator door.
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It's legit pretty and maybe even better than the grainy Atari original.
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Both are characterized by grainy footage, shot by amateurs and TV stations.
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The images were too grainy to make out the shooter's face clearly.
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The luscious, warm, grainy flesh melts into the cool unctuousness of cream.
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Dashcam video The shooting was captured on a grainy police dashcam video.
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Some midges live on islands with grainy, sandy soils that dry up.
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Its grainy black-and-white video mirrors the mood: indistinct, foreboding, patient.
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While the audio was standard, the picture quality was a bit grainy.
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The hypnotic "Kanalvideo" resembles an endless journey through an abstracted, grainy wormhole.
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The image was grainy, that always helped, but not enough this time.
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We've all suffered through grainy Skype calls, garbage Google Hangouts, and choppy FaceTimes.
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This grainy dark picture was the final transmission NASA received from the robot.
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Another grainy photo shows her casually rolling her luggage past the baggage carousel.
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I marveled at these haunting, grainy images with a self-conscious, uncertain voyeurism.
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Temperature changes, dirt or rough handling can introduce stains or a grainy texture.
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But the lack of light makes for a grainy result on the iPhone.
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The sweet flavors in the marinara were overwhelmed by the nutty, grainy penne.
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The grainy Periscopes have a few thousand concurrent viewers at their very best.
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However, most images are grainy or show nothing more than drones in flight.
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The bright colors of fruits and vegetables stand out in the grainy video.
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In 2015, the Department of Justice released grainy surveillance footage from the heist.
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Better to get a good shot than one that's just dark and grainy.
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The Pixel's photo is too dark and the OnePlus 6T's photo is grainy.
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Brace yourself for waterboarding and other tools of torture, wielded in grainy gloom.
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Twitter. The grainy video, shot in North Waziristan, a tribal region close to
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It was soft and grainy, and the special sauce added an extra kick.
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We can already see the imaginary grainy, vintage pics they're going to take.
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It may be grainy and blurry, but it's still a glorious photo. [ESA]
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Pet City 7 Photos View Slide Show ' The footage is grainy, randomly framed.
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The technique gave the film a slightly grainy look evocative of Saito's work.
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Even the webcam is just fine, producing a serviceable picture with grainy lines.
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Even the webcam is just fine, producing a serviceable picture with grainy lines.
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In some works, you could see the grainy surface of the canvas board.
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"Too grainy," he said; the bulgur was the wrong grade, coarse not fine.
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The Halo makeup bag is a grainy-leather cosmetics pouch lined in suede.
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The film's grainy sequences and snatched transitions bore the hallmarks of home editing.
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He's most famous for pictures shot in grainy, high-contrast black and white.
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We may as well start broadcasting Westbrook's games in grainy black and white.
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Grainy video of the explosion shows, by the tunnel's standards, few people nearby.
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The photos in the legal docs are too grainy to know for sure.
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He mixes photocopied text and grainy photographs with original drawings and motion graphics.
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YouTube videos back then were grainy, and offered different ways to accomplish a task.
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Forget Instagram — in royal generations past, it was all about the grainy home movies.
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Because cinder blocks are not really that strong and kind of rough and grainy.
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Shooting on grainy film stock, Bravo captures a less pristine, shiny, happy Sunshine State.
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The photos are clean in good lighting conditions but pretty grainy in low light.
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Specific bits — like my vocal cadence — improved, though the overall quality was still grainy.
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A grainy cellphone video allegedly shot inside a Kenyan jail shows a desperate scene.
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All that was available were documentaries with grainy footage that had been secretly shot.
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"Leaning Duets" (pictured below) is a simple piece, filmed in grainy black-and-white.
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The footage is grainy, making it hard to identify the numbers on the plate.
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I wanted a bit of that grainy feel to pop through on Dead Orbit.
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The selfie camera, in dimmer lighting, is so grainy that it almost looks stylized.
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The jalapeno batches look grainy because of small, semi-emulsified bits of fat. Yum!
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Grainy video and over exposed shots from the nose-bleeds aren't always vividly entertaining.
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Hours later, he flooded his rarely used Instagram account with grainy archival fashion photos.
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The grainy footage showed Chambers waving before she walked over to speak with someone.
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No more buffering, no more grainy photos, no more videos that simply are unwatchable.
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The grainy footage shows Push getting pulled over by police and held at gunpoint.
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Life as a Spy: Investigations in a Secret Police File, there is a grainy,
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The grainy, abject ineptitude of what you see onscreen matches your burned-out mood.
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All dialogue audio is scrambled and rendered unintelligible, complementing the fuzzed-out, grainy environment.
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Attached to the text was a grainy photo he had taken of the screen.
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Though grainy in quality, the significance of what these pictures captured was crystal clear.
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The powder didn't mix well with the eggs and formed a weird grainy crust.
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I watched a grainy Fourth of July in my mother's hometown in rural California.
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It's all very Saw; very grainy, very dark, and an excellent multi-layered puzzle.
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Large, grainy pictures of him were printed with "Martyr Ahmad Tameem" in red ink.
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However, in some photos of people, portrait mode made faces look grainy and unappealing.
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His voice was grainy and unpretty, with a Florida drawl that he never hid.
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His voice was grainy and unpretty, with a Florida drawl that he proudly displayed.
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The grainy, one-minute clip shows Jayson lying on his stomach on the pavement.
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I grew up with Miracle Whip instead of mayo, and the strongest grainy mustard.
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You could get a grainy, thick, cakelike pudding trying to pass for chocolate mousse.
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The jury saw grainy video footage of her buying bandages and skin-care products.
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A grainy video feed projected on a wall documents the retrieval of the vessel.
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Historically, the various meat substitutes were reliably meh — tempeh; seitan; bland, grainy veggie burgers.
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The account was activated in October, and has since posted grainy photos of flowers.
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He was working from an old, grainy photograph that he wasn't sure depicted George.
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Some images in the March issue are grainy, and all feel more impromptu than posed.
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The 23.0 x 23.5 webcam is in an awful location and takes pretty grainy pics.
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More light means lower ISOs, which results in sharper and less grainy low-light pictures.
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A grainy selfie and an official portrait were used repeatedly in media stories about her.
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Grainy video from an ambulance camera shows Ringgenberg and Schwarze taking Clark to the ground.
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There's only one true failure: Stu and his grainy attempt at a Rastafarian-inspired Madeira.
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THE BLACK-AND-WHITE video is grainy, but what it shows is clear, claims America.
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The Daily Mail published a grainy video of Thompson in Cleveland seemingly kissing another woman.
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The encouraging thing is that the wannabe EarPods actually sound decent, if a little grainy.
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In this episode, Doctor Strange falls into the trippy, grainy world of '80s video games.
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It's grainy VHS footage, slightly canted and occasionally tracking or hanging up on a frame.
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The grainy video shows McDonald running and then walking down the middle of a street.
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But whether you want crispy Dolby or grainy 35mm, you've got a lot of options.
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All VR headsets are noticeably grainy and blinkered, and the Oculus Go is no exception.
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" He prefers them to cinderblocks, which is "rough and grainy;" Musk bricks are "incredibly smooth.
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Newsom seeks to embody Kennedy's grainy glamour, to provide moral clarity in a bewildering hour.
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The grainy black-and-white images of the executions broadcast on American television horrified viewers.
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Two grainy heads appeared out of the water like a pair of Loch Ness monsters.
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The pattern of his first outfit recalled the grainy, telescopic image of a distant galaxy.
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The songwriter has come a long way since her first grainy cellphone videos appeared online.
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There are grainy clips from what might be the 2014 biblical epic Son of God.
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Miles and miles of penises, in locker rooms, video chats, selfies and grainy home videos.
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Projections on the floor formed grainy likenesses that followed each visitor like a digital shadow.
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Grainy surveillance footage taken from an F.B.I. plane shows agents milling around after the shooting.
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The 100x zoom on the S20 Ultra is even more impressive, though it's also grainy.
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Many said that the dip had a "grainy" texture while others applauded its smokey taste.
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You will get a significantly brighter photo that way, but it will be quite grainy.
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You want the kind that is delicate and custardlike, not the grainy-textured supermarket kind.
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The one known picture of the trophy, published in newspapers at the time, is grainy.
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The tequila company marketed to hipsters in a grainy, Instagram-able ad campaign in 2015?
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"They keep coming," the announcer intoned over grainy aerial footage and a thrumming bass line.
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She also applied a glowy, grainy texture to the photos reminiscent of old Indian portraiture.
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On Monday, she posted a grainy video of a snake on every account she owned.
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He keeps them in a Powerpoint presentation, dragging the grainy local news photos into the slides.
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In several tests, I looked okay, but the person I was chatting with appeared quite grainy.
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The hoodoo video is a bit grainy and conveniently shakes at the moment of the explosion.
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The final moments of his life and his death were captured on a grainy cellphone video.
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I watched the deposition — all 19 hours of grainy, scratchy videotape — more than two decades later.
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The browser appears as a big curved screen with text that's very readable, if still grainy.
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It's a grainy, low-res shot, but the framing, angle and lighting have been well considered.
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Nuclear analysts rushed to dissect the grainy video of the new technology shown in Putin's address.
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Russian news site RT.com published a grainy security-camera video that it said showed the crash.
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Or let the years and memories get washed away like a grainy message in the sand?
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When this show first started, all the characters had flip phones with grainy videos and photos.
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Ric Flair was years ago; the footage was grainy, the hairstyles ridiculous, and the sound tinny.
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The grainy photo shows a middle-aged man with a beard and wearing a black hat.
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And having those little grainy bits of mustard on top add a nice pop of texture.
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Grainy images of undocumented immigrants being escorted to a waiting patrol car by a police officer.
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Hayley and Nick Kelble paid $800 for wedding photos that came out blurry, grainy, and underexposed.
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Early Monday morning, the often-grainy and unclear video had been viewed over three million times.
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Some had qualms about the texture of the cake and frosting; both were described as grainy.
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Snooki, perhaps the most well-known of the crew, shared a grainy pic of her own.
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In a grainy video, he can be seen touting the benefits of the "environmentally friendly" project.
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They blend the rough and grainy textures of history with the unwavering detail of modern tech.
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The video, directed by Alex Lill, even borrows from the grainy aesthetic of an old movie.
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One favorite trick is transferring sounds to tape, embracing the grainy imperfections of the cassette format.
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Growing up, my summer day camp showed this movie on a grainy projector whenever it rained.
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There's one caveat: They may lose their emulsification and turn slightly grainy or lumpy when thawed.
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Work too slowly and it seizes up; work the fudge too hard and it gets grainy.
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She projected a grainy cellphone video of a personal message from Kobe Bryant wishing us luck.
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She projected a grainy cellphone video of a personal message from Kobe Bryant wishing us luck.
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I like really grainy Ezekiel or spelt bread, and then I put on tomatoes and lettuce.
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In the grainy morning light, I closed the bedroom door and tiptoed to my daughters' rooms.
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Grainy and circular, the sound in the dark could be that of a scratchy old record.
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It's become very easy: a bag, a basket, a grainy video, three clicks, and it's ready.
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The grainy black and white photo shows Lovato hugged up with California model Austin G. Wilson.
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First, gather a few surfaces with varying textures — rough, smooth, grainy, oily, soft, hard or bumpy.
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Bristol-based artist Ruffmercy created a dense, dazzling video collage from grainy archival footage of Dilla.
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The photo is a grainy, zoomed-in shot of Colton and Booth snuggled up on a bench.
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Photo: Brent RoseThe photos are grainy, focus isn't great, and there isn't much in terms of color.
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The video is grainy and dark, but it provides an astonishing first look at CRISPR in action.
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It's a grainy, simple, unedited vertical video with no production quality, just a roomful of girls cheering.
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Grainy security video from the airport at the time of Kim's killing showed two young female suspects.
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Typically, photos taken with optical zoom are higher resolution, while digitally zoomed photos look grainy and blurry.
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The picture is grainy, washed out, and looks even worse in rooms that don't have bright light.
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If the texture becomes grainy, whisk in a splash of cream or water to loosen as needed.
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Generations of sports fans have been raised with only stories and grainy footage of Ali's boxing heyday.
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So how did we go from this grainy, gross concoction to the sweet, toasty squares of today?
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Visitors to the museum are greeted by a dated, grainy video of Mike Parrish, the bunker's owner.
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I throw in nuts and honey for excitement because it tastes like hot, grainy cardboard by itself.
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Details of the case emerged first in grainy video shown online where he can be heard screaming.
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The viewer never gets a clear look at her face, and the footage itself is very grainy.
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As the #OscarsSoWhite controversy hit the internet last month, a grainy video clip from 1973 went viral.
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Although the footage is grainy, prosecutors placed Mthethwa at the scene of the crime via his car.
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The Ernesto sandwich is made of roast pork, grainy curried mustard, sauerkraut, Chinese broccoli, and muenster cheese.
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It was for his track "Night Time Love", and the grainy clip amassed just under 2,000 views.
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In grainy, black-and-white security footage, a man paces back and forth in a prison cell.
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The faces they generated looked grainy, like something you might see on a low-quality surveillance camera.
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I braved the disco fries, but found that the gravy was bland and the cheese sauce grainy.
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These initial images are grainy because the dust shields haven't been removed from the camera lenses yet.
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It's how lights at night can turn into fuzzy, grainy orbs, as seen on Apple's event invite.
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The video was grainy, and the men on the street were blurs rendered in black and white.
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If you didn't, you may find chocolate milk preferable to the sweet, slightly grainy, almost minerally drink.
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He recently posted a grainy clip of his 12-hour set, for those who didn't get in.
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Ceres' bright spots were initially identified in grainy photos taken from the Hubble Space Telescope in 2003.
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Now 31, when I look back on this road, I play a grainy showreel in my mind.
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"It's got this beautiful malty, chewy, grainy quality, but it doesn't taste immature to me," she said.
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Near you, a screen projects images but the picture is grainy and the sound sometimes cuts out.
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The title of Kushner's grainy and persuasive novel refers to a notorious strip club in San Francisco.
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Mr. Acosta captured the episode in a grainy video on his cellphone and posted it to Twitter.
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While 10x still looks quite good, 30x will get you a grainy shot — even in full daylight.
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I can't write without them, and I don't discard them until the grainy phase eventually sets in.
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It was grainy and thick like the sum of its parts had been compressed into each spoonful.
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"Kushner's portrait of life inside the women's prison is grainy and persuasive," our critic Dwight Garner writes.
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Some photos are high-res; others are strangely grainy, and not in, like, a fashion novelty way.
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The images are grainy, with dandruff-like flakes floating around that are not part of the neurons.
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Across from his desk, a grainy computer screen displays twelve security cameras from around the church complex.
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Three beeps, and then a grainy camera image of a young girl, her face looking suspiciously airbrushed.
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Now, in what's being called #KimExposedTaylorParty, some grainy-ass footage of that phone call has been released.
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The grainy footage shows Finicum fleeing from authorities in a white truck after an attempted traffic stop.
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But then her only viewable fights are grainy recordings from regional events on Youtube… and they aren't impressive.
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The individual photos, taken in conditions ranging from moon lit night scenes to near-total darkness, were grainy.
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Thanks to its dedicated low-light second cam, the OP5T's shot looks a little warmer and less grainy.
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Police released a sketch of a suspect and a grainy photo of a man who possibly killed them.
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Bianco creates distance and detachment by presenting it mostly through grainy cell phone videos or dimly lit scenes.
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The snippets of tapes we see are grainy and often soothingly banal, the textured stuff of the past.
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Grainy surveillance video played at trial showed Hernandez in the spacious home holding what prosecutors argued was the .
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Once you're inside VR, LG's screen looks no more or less grainy than most high-quality VR headsets.
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Plantar warts cause a small, grainy growth on the bottom of your foot, according to the Mayo Clinic.
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In November CNN broadcast a grainy video depicting the auction of 12 migrant Nigerian men for farm work.
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Image quality is subpar: busy scenes tend to lack detail, color differentiation, and overall photos are just grainy.
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In May 2012, a grainy cellphone video emerged in a remote and deeply conservative village in northern Pakistan.
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From there, the video erupts into a grainy, color-saturated love letter to New Orleans and bounce music.
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The animations are overlaid on the screen, so that art by Norval Morrisseau mixes with grainy archival photographs.
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And you know, you're kind of in this state, and it's dark and it's grainy and it's rough.
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Many of the videos are blurry, grainy or from bystanders who were capturing interactions between police and residents.
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Image by ESAThis grainy black-and-white image may not look like much, but it's a record-breaker.
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The photograph series was black-and-white and grainy, but our planet's serene beauty was obvious even then.
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The video was less grainy when I used one Portal to call another that my colleague was testing.
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Videos were grainy and don't do a good job of replicating detail; colors were a bit off, too.
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His own Twitter profile photo is a grainy image of a young woman who appears to be Stefani.
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Neither of these is spectacular, and photos generally look grainy with heavy noise (especially from the rear camera).
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Ty Dolla $ign makes a perfect foil for West on "Real Friends," playing his grainy, tired alter ego.
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But I'll choose real meatballs over the grainy "vegan field loaf" version served at Crossroads Kitchen every time.
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Both phones are equally powerful, and the displays are highly responsive, albeit as grainy as every other headset.
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Whether it is an indoor or outdoor shot, you do lose some resolution, which results in grainy images.
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Her mother nibbled grainy Icelandic chocolate, which she kept in a shoebox in the cabinet above the fridge.
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The grainy black-and-white security footage shows him on the street just before entering the Millennium Hotel.
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You've gotta love a good true crime documentary, with all its real-life drama and grainy courtroom footage.
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One of the unidentified men being sold in the grainy cell phone video obtained by CNN is Nigerian.
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"My hand was shaking," she said of the grainy video of gunfire and locals banging pots in protest.
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There he was, this strange, terrifying specter—part clown, part boogieman—prancing around merrily in his grainy underworld.
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By skipping the conching stage, the finished product has a matte luster and "slightly grainy and unrefined" mouthfeel.
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TMZ has grainy, dark video of a portion of the fight, and then brighter video of the aftermath.
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Hundreds of millions of people, glued to the grainy images on their television sets, absorbed Armstrong's every move.
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The problem with a lot of sorbet, however, is that it often gets grainy and melts rather quickly.
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Through the grainy, long-distance lens of a security camera, however, the views take on subtly nefarious undertones.
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He recalled days when the feed was "too grainy or choppy" to make out exactly who was struck.
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In 2015, federal officials released grainy footage of Abath, the guard on duty the night of the robbery.
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Our consultant could see something wrong on the grainy image, and a test soon confirmed our worst fears.
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The ride is bracing, even if one sometimes misses the grainy and intense intellection of his nonfiction writing.
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One student presented a moody, grainy image of sprinkler droplets whirling through the sky above blades of grass.
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Some applied color effects to my videos in a way that made the video look grainy and unattractive.
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The grainy video shows a hesitant 13-year-old leaning over a table in a windowless interrogation room.
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The grainy video showed a teenage girl walking with her mother on a quiet street in the Bronx.
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The texture also differed from its meat counterpart, as we found the Beyond Beef to be somewhat grainy.
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The film combined shots of flowing water and waving native grasses with grainy footage of cowboys and trains.
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The impact of the grainy video on league officials cannot be understated, Friel said, particularly on the teams' owners.
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In grainy surveillance footage, the women appear to rub something onto his face before walking away in separate directions.
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Photo: Dan MacnishPhotographers who still shoot on film claim they like the lo-fi, grainy aesthetics of the medium.
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Mexican authorities released grainy photos that show a pregnant woman who resembles Sanchez inside the prison with Chapo's lawyers.
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In one grainy video a fan took, you can see her mouthing "Shit," as a braid hits her mouth.
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GRAINY footage of police officers shooting members of the public, often black, has become unhappily familiar in recent years.
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Quality Boost Compared to the grainy video recorded with the original Spectacles, the new Specs are a major improvement.
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A short, grainy, shaky video of a man grooving to a popular song has gone viral on social media.
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In a grainy, '80s-style ad, the Stranger Things team revealed that the "Starcourt" Mall has come to Hawkins.
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When you overcook them, they become grainy, they get a weird texture that you can't really get rid of.
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From enzyme washes to grainy scrubs to AHA masks, the formulas to choose from can feel a bit overwhelming.
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To avoid having your photos come out grainy, be sure to keep the ISO as low as you can.
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With this single grainy, poorly lit selfie, Kourtney just provided us with a number of crucial pieces of information.
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There is a grainy-ass video of some dude benching 545 pounds at the YMCA, and, well, that's it.
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So in the spirit of familial love Schumer showed the audience a deliciously grainy home video from her childhood.
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The NYPD are continuing to search for him, but they have nothing but grainy surveillance video to go on.
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Photos by Bridget Collins From the look of the grainy snapshot he'd emailed me months before, George was ugly.
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The grainy texture of each sequence enhances the overall tone of the unorthodox cyclist video with cliff-hanging suspense.
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With a best-selling grainy, light Cream Ale, DuVig may one day grow beyond its three-barrel batch size.
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And now, the person behind the grainy Jack Nicholson avi has deigned to bless the world with a book.
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Digital zoom is still digital zoom; anything past 4x definitely looks like what you'd expect from grainy digital zoom.
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But listening to them is like looking at RAW images off your camera: every single grainy detail is apparent.
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But the team's legacy was fading away, like a yellowed newspaper clipping or a piece of grainy television footage.
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But due to complaints about the late start and grainy, poor quality footage, many people are being issued refunds.
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In television ads blanketing the airwaves, Democrats paint Coffman in grainy black and white footage as a Trump puppet.
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Mr. Gonzalez also works his alchemy on tacos, all of which arrive in house-made, slightly grainy masa tortillas.
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There will be grainy paparazzi photos zoomed in so far that your eyes will be begging for fucking mercy.
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Over AOL Instant Messenger, friends who shared bloodlust copied and pasted links to grainy video clips of his handiwork.
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Ms. Peterson asked the informant whether he had special training when it came to recognizing faces on grainy video.
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For the past 58 years, Williams's last game has been seen in grainy, black-and-white, newsreel-like footage.
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His grainy photo manipulations have a coarse texture and look almost like dilapidated wallpaper peeling off an abandoned house.
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The serial number, EE9243K, and grainy pictures from the scene suggest that the rifle was machined from solid steel.
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The police in recent days have scoured for leads from a grainy security video released to the public Wednesday.
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I would much rather have grainy bath crystals imprinting themselves into my butt than be in my own room!
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Except for some brief, grainy shots from a newsreel covering the divorce, footage from that night was never screened.
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The grainy images of soldiers marching in front bear undeniable similarities to those that come from North Korea today.
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The electronics become animated with pulsing figures that seem at rhythmic cross-purposes with the increasingly dense, grainy guitars.
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Especially monsters that dwell in the dark, and have only been glimpsed alive in grainy, murky pictures or videos.
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After the murder, investigators said a grainy surveillance video showed the boys running from the park toward 116th Street.
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Authorities in the city have pored over grainy surveillance video and the last words of the vanished, looking for clues.
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PDT showed a flurry of black fins — albeit grainy and distant — slicing through the surface of the Queen Charlotte Strait.
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That's unsurprising, since the grainy, savoury gravy seems to be enjoying its time as the island's flavour of the month.
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She's way less grainy now, seen through a regular camera lens, but this IS the blonde from that surveillance video.
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As you know, Jussie has stated the men in the dark, grainy image released last month are definitely his attackers.
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It sounded like I'm sure on her end, you know, just one of those kind of, grainy poor reception calls.
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The shirt went on sale on Wednesday, less than a day after grainy surveillance camera pictures of the suspect emerged.
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The bottom line: The future of political discourse is vertically-oriented, always in selfie mode, and probably a little grainy.
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"We would see, with our scanning lasers, these very grainy updates every half second," says Dean Pomerleau, a Navlab researcher.
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Top 'em with grilled onions and bell peppers, grainy mustard, or heaping piles of sauerkraut, and you're good to go.
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There's a lot of "noise" in photos taken in low-light—the images appearing grainy and even a little blurry.
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Johannesburg (CNN)The grainy footage is just 24 seconds long, but the freedom fighter's message comes through loud and clear.
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If the cheese curd is not completely heated through it will look grainy and still have some of the cubes.
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This type of grainy footage isn't what self-driving — or even "advanced driver assistance" — systems are meant to operate on.
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Based off Harris' grainy videos, it seems like "Slide" will be a breezy, striding tune, yet still moody and introverted.
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If it's screaming canary or sunflower yellow, it may well be overripe, which could be mushy or grainy in texture.
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On the yellowing paper, he pointed at grainy photos showing logs stacked on roadsides or in the backs of trucks.
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We're told the video is grainy so it's hard to make out the thief's features, but it's definitely a lead.
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Anyways, genius YouTuber Consider remixed the new Power Rangers movie trailer to give it some of that grainy VHS magic.
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It does the job as effectively as the film itself does—it's all grimy interiors, grainy lighting, and visual assault.
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The blame lies squarely with a secretive police department that took its sweet time releasing a redacted and grainy video.
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In the event that a GIF has grainy text, Gfycat has Project Felix to better read and understand illegible captions.
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This grainy image was captured by the Colour and Stereo Surface Imaging System (CaSSIS) aboard the mission's Trace Gas Orbiter.
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Inside, "Actual Size: Munich Rotary," a grainy black-and-white six-camera projection felt like a relic from another time.
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A phone-film-festival of sorts, and began reviewing all the shitty grainy videos of Berghain we could find online.
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Instead it's a grainy political and cultural rant, a sustained shriek about power and morality in a new global era.
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Recently, his works have involved a grainy layer of fog, which transforms his animation work into playbacks of outdated recordings.
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Prior to New Horizons, our best picture of Pluto was a grainy, blurry image provided by the Hubble Space Telescope.
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We shared intimate surgery photos and grainy instructional videos on how to take the T shot as painlessly as possible.
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A couple weeks back a grainy demo for Rihanna's smash Anti single "Work" surfaced with Drake affiliate PARTYNEXTDOOR on vocals.
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Below, at 30x zoom, it's a bit grainy but isn't as bad as what I saw on the S20 Ultra.
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CHICAGO — Three years ago, grainy video of a white police officer shooting a black teenager 16 times upended this city.
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Jussie is on record saying he believes the 2 men in the grainy image are the ones who attacked him.
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Working from grainy old black-and-white photos, the architects designed LED chandeliers for the lobby modeled on the originals.
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We speak of the "hand" of fabric, meaning the feel of it — whether slick and cool or rough and grainy.
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He has a grainy, melancholy voice that can crest with a howling rasp; he's an acknowledged fan of David Gray.
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We still live close to that grainy footage, inside the world that emerged from Versailles and its Hall of Mirrors.
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Then came this urban legend about a strange, grainy VHS tape that features a child crawling out of a well.
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Surveillance video, grainy, from the terminal showed the trespasser, a man in a T-shirt and what looks like sweatpants.
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His voice sounds tattered and nervous, with a grainy quaver, as if he's looking over his shoulder half the time.
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When the lighting conditions get tricky or the light is very low, 10x and 30x zoom look much more grainy.
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Back-yard wildlife cameras have become popular, which, along with grainy security-camera footage, create a kind of lion TMZ.
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When we tried to stream Destiny 2 in Chrome, we swore we were looking at a grainy 720p resolution instead.
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A photo of a man near the blast site was too grainy for officials to make out any facial features.
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A fork used by Virgin Group founder Richard Branson in 2004 is mostly clean, save for a few grainy crumbs.
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PARIS — The rumors — circulated on social media in recent weeks through worried messages, shaky videos or grainy screenshots — were alarming.
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Why you'll love it: Artisanally made and wrapped, Taza chocolate is stone-ground for a grainy, gritty, almost sandy feel.
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On one side, you get a grainy surface meant to deliver the same exfoliation you'd get from a really good loofah.
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" Johnson showed a grainy photo of Dern wielding a blaster, and said he noticed her during takes saying "pew-pew-pew.
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Image quality is grainy but last time we saw the NRV (bi-conic) nose cone was on a ER-Scud. pic.twitter.
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Gessen and Misha Friedman, who took the grainy, haunting photographs for this book, also visited Butugychag, but found no memorials there.
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Every day that I was trying to get pregnant I took prenatal vitamins, in the form of grainy, sugar-free gummies.
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Grainy footage shows cheering crowds saluting the couple as they returned to Buckingham Palace after their wedding at London's Westminster Abbey.
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Vargas wears a long, black coat with a single shiny top button that cuts a stark silhouette in the grainy dusk.
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Grainy security camera footage from the scene appeared to show a girl with a knife in her hand chasing a guard.
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The end result is a characteristically grainy digital-like sound, one far removed from the conventional analog instruments of the time.
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Estimates of how common it is are grainy, largely because many women experience no symptoms as a result of the condition.
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If there is one thing people just love on social media, it's pictures of other people's food in grainy, low lighting.
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As a kid, I used to think I could "see molecules" thanks to the grainy dots in my field of vision.
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Maybe someone in the now is a hotter hand than that grainy-filmed champion from the 70s he or she replaces.
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But as soon as I opened the photos on a computer and zoomed in a little bit, the photos became grainy.
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Ninety minutes before she was found, Chambers was captured on grainy footage from gas station surveillance cameras about one mile away.
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One is this incredibly grainy video of the two maybe but probably not kissing in a bar in Wellington, New Zealand.
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The video was grainy, balky and awkwardly framed — which only added to the samizdat, you-are-there electricity of the broadcast.
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The richness of fried dates stuffed with boar meat, for only twelve dollars, is cut nicely with a homemade grainy mustard.
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She posted her first grainy video of her dog Marbles, "Charles Franklin Marbles is a Sad Sad Man," nine years ago.
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Picture unsupervised latchkey kids gathered around VCRs in suburban basements to watch grainy, overly recopied BMX videos of tricks and races.
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I enjoyed those weeks of wallowing in it, and so when packing up to go I'd only seen those grainy pictures.
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"On public-access television, anyone can be a star," read one post, a GIF with text overlaid on a grainy background.
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With eerie sounds, beam-me-up type spotlights and grainy videos, you feel like a guinea pig about to get abducted.
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Mr. Flynn's opens with grainy images of Tom Brokaw reporting on the explosion over Lockerbie, Scotland, that claimed his brother's life.
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Moses Sumney has a voice that can melt hearts: a gently grainy tenor that often ascends into an immaculate, unearthly falsetto.
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Grainy and blurry, it shows Comet 67P's cold, rocky surface from about 60-feet above and covers about 10 square feet.
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You would get grainy, distant footage of him sprinting across Chicago, and then long, extended shots of rubble after the fact.
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The attack lasted 17 seconds and was caught on a grainy security camera video released by the New York Police Department.
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WASHINGTON — The 30-second video ad released by the Trump campaign last week is grainy, and the narrator's voice is foreboding.
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Its grainy texture allows for a strange stippling effect, which seems to dust the whole with an air of comic unreality.
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In "Trolley — New Orleans," above, his signature style can be seen: immediate, cinematic and grainy, capturing everyday Americans in authentic moments.
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Footage is often grainy, black and white, or green-tinted due to night vision filtering—but these aren't inherently "sketchy" traits.
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Jenna posted her first grainy video of her dog Marbles, "Charles Franklin Marbles is a Sad Sad Man," nine years ago.
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But grainy archival evidence can't really deliver transcendence, and who will pause in their museumgoing to absorb the full 27 minutes?
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He takes a chair and watches old grainy film showing an unbroken line of chain-gang members chopping wood in unison.
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If it's something that we could envision in grainy, sepia-toned photos and worn by fashionistas of yore, we're here for it.
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But from the get-go, Chipotle's all-natural take on the cheese dip scored mixed reviews, primarily due to its grainy texture.
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Even with the night mode enabled, the photos and videos are grainy and, as a result, less immersive than the daylight ones.
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Up close, the images are slightly grainy, giving them a tactile quality in addition to the glossiness bestowed by the artificial coloring.
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The military released grainy black-and-white surveillance footage purporting to show the Iranian operatives on Thursday near the drones' launching site.
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In the last month alone, we've watched the grainy cell phone video and Facebook livestream of Philando Castile and Alton Sterling's deaths.
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Because it's a classic doughnut covered in grainy spices, the Cinnamon Swirl Doughnuts don't have the moist texture you might be expecting.
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US Central Command, which oversees American military operations in the Middle East, released a grainy black-and-white video and two pictures.
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The stylized thumbnails of today feel in sharp contrast to the grainy, mysterious ones that dominated YouTube only a few years ago.
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Many people have made the link between lynchings of yesterday and the grainy videos of police violence that we see today. Yes.
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Authorities originally released a grainy photo of a suspect, which shows a man wearing blue jeans, a blue coat and a hoodie.
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They are on track ID Facebook groups trying to put a name to a grainy video of last night's Adam Beyer set.
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With a partial print and a grainy photograph, McFadden and his teams worked doggedly to connect the cases and establish a pattern.
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Knoxville, Tennessee (CNN)The sound of a heartbeat pulsates through the air, and a grainy image of a baby flashes on screen.
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The team did final field testing, driving the rover around the Tottori sand dunes, whose grainy terrain isn't unlike the lunar land.
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Tracy Auch considers the gender-bending practice of adopting a pseudonym in an essay accompanied by grainy stills from old tampon commercials.
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Without its Nightscape mode turned on, photos taken in darker environments come out looking soft and grainy compared to its flagship competition.
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It's not much of a look, admittedly, since it's mimicking grainy black and white security camera footage, but it's a look nonetheless.
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"They seemed better than the previous kind of grainy footage of German autobahn accidents and stuff that we'd had before," said Das.
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Though the picture is grainy, the wide field is able to capture the rippled patterns of these Martian clouds in stereoscopic 3D.
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Grainy cellphone footage appears to show one set of stays rupturing, sending a 200-metre section of roadway into the valley below.
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This is palpable in a grainy 1980s photograph of David Eng's configuration for editing music videos in his parents' home in Queens.
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Compared to the pilots of manned warplanes, the early generation of drone operators had a narrow and grainy view of the world.
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Any grainy photos you may have had on the SD card were overshadowed by this number and its feeling of absolute calm.
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In a grainy police recording now available on YouTube, you can actually watch Pitawanakwat drive over hidden explosives in a dirt road.
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"The commercials were blunt, grainy and loud, much louder than the old movies they interrupted," The New York Times wrote in 25.
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When these things happened, maybe we saw some grainy film days later, but we certainly didn't hear it like we do now.
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For example, the days of running grainy ads with ominous music are over; voters simply quit believing anything with overtones that negative.
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The Israeli military released grainy black and white footage of what it said was the drone's control vehicle in Syria being destroyed.
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He played grainy black-and-white video footage of himself as a young man, refusing to apologize for the shooting during questioning.
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Grainy footage, apparently captured on a concealed camera, showed a man who bore a resemblance to Skuratov having sex with two prostitutes.
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A deacon in my family's Pentecostal church called me over one morning and pulled out a grainy photo from his suit pocket.
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In it, a grainy video showed Mr. Reilly, the executive in China, engaged in a sexual act with a young Chinese woman.
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The iPhone 6S Plus selfie is my least favorite since it's over-sharpened and grainy details make me look old and tired.
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The grainy image captured on a surveillance camera at Brussels Airport shows three men pushing luggage carts into the check-in terminal.
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Infrared cameras rigged to the ceiling record activity, projecting grainy portraits of bodies, limbs, and foot traffic patterns on the floor below.
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But in stark contrast to the minimized and grainy copy is a protruding glass case that displays Time Magazine's June 1989 issue.
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The slightly grainy color film gives way to basic black and white for a scene shot in what looks like a theater.
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I had seen those chairs countless times before — in photos, in the celebratory and eulogistic documentary Pina, and in grainy YouTube footage.
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Books of The Times Nothing in Bob Woodward's sober and grainy new book, "Fear: Trump in the White House," is especially surprising.
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The beans and sugar are worked by hand and the resulting product has the same raw, grainy texture characteristic of Mexican chocolate.
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First I was looking at those cute, grainy printouts from my OB/GYN, and started dreaming of baby names, and then WHAM!
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The grainy black-and-white BBC footage shows an overpacked Cambridge Union, with a sea of mostly young white men in jackets.
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It produced a decently clear and well-lit image of my face, but edges (such as my hairline) were grainy and pixelated.
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Visitors rarely pause to look at the tired historical photos or the grainy videos that are supposed to ease the elevator wait.
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The prison is in the process of replacing its system, she said, after footage of Epstein's cell block proved "grainy" but usable.
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Given the darkness, you'd expect the finished result to be grainy or blurred, but it's clear and sharp if a little tinted.
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" When I asked a friend to look at his PS282.2, he sent a grainy photo showing the text "Made in China FOX.
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Grainy family videos like "Charlie bit my finger" have been replaced with vlogs and high-octane stunts by creators like David Dobrik.
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Grainy security footage shows an 8-year-old girl in her bedroom when an unfamiliar voice begins addressing her over the speaker.
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A few grainy photographs of the siblings had been published: They were beautiful, pale and high-cheekboned, but also somehow ravaged, harrowed.
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Some shots are reiterated in the ultra-grainy form in which they might have been viewed as rushes, or through a Moviola.
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With a bright, grainy voice and impulsive temperament, the tenor Alexander Lewis conveys the panic and caginess of this haunted-looking character.
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During the queso test in California and Colorado, Chipotle received tepid reviews for the product, which many said had a "grainy" texture.
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The beef was soon forgotten, and now only lives on through crude angelfire and geocities sites and a single grainy YouTube clip.
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Watch the Full Length In May 2012, a grainy cellphone video emerged in a remote and deeply conservative village in northern Pakistan.
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But challenges, and the songs that score them, add a connective, traceable nervous system to the writhing mass of grainy video loops.
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The music was faint and grainy, but sounded a bit like Radiohead from a few years ago, in the Kid A days.
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A raspy voice rambles over a grainy phone call on FreeJAH's opener, and even through mumbled words you can make out Jah's charisma.
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The video of Michelle is incredibly grainy and distorted, and parts of it are hard to make out (and trust me, I tried!).
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In low-light scenarios, auto-focus takes a bit more time to sharpen and photos come out a bit on the grainy side.
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From the distinctive gravelly voice to the grainy aesthetics of the performance, Fallon nailed his impersonation of the 74-year-old rock legend.
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This very grainy photo was taken in the dark, so you can see what a nice little nightlight the Beacons become after hours.
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Something you'll never want to use is the webcam, which will make you look grainy and drab to anyone you're video chatting with.
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Batches with all-purpose flour skewed grainy if not catastrophic, but you could try arrowroot or tapioca starch in place of the potato.
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In a grainy image taken from a low-resolution video of Alek Minassian's arrest, he appears to have a bald or shaved head.
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On grainy cellphone footage obtained by CNN, a group of black Africans were shown being auctioned as slaves somewhere in Tripoli, Libya's capital.
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Filmed on grainy 16mm film stock, the images have an organic, lightweight quality even as they address heavy topics like manufacturing and distribution.
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The first time was in 1959, when the Soviet Luna 3 spacecraft took a grainy photo of the far side's crater-covered landscape.
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Some fans said on Tuesday they had seen brief, grainy scenes on Reddit, YouTube and other platforms, but the footage was swiftly removed.
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This is supposed to protect attendances at lower-league games, but may also drive fans to seek grainy coverage of their teams online.
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It can be activated in the camera settings on the device (under Capture Settings), but by default gives a grainy, washed out look.
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Colleen Ballinger's YouTube-famous series, Miranda Sings, has moved out of the grainy web-cam world and onto a sparkling new platform: Netflix.
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You still get a grainy digital zoom effect, but the distortion and pixelation around the edges was much, much less visible than normal.
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A Skype call with a friend was laggy, choppy, and thanks to the 643-megapixel selfie camera, I looked like a grainy monster.
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Thirteen months later, a judge ordered the release of the grainy dashboard police camera footage of the shooting, and the fallout was immediate.
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Most important among her Turkey Day faves is a rather unusual dish of baby peas with sour cream, salted butter, and grainy mustard.
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The clunky acting and grainy footage are perfectly suited for surrealism's inherent silliness, but be sure that you can take these pieces seriously.
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"Bunnies" (1966) reproduces a hugely enlarged photograph of Playboy hostesses in grainy dots that blur the image almost to the point of indecipherability.
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The traditional imaging available at most hospitals was too grainy to see the details needed to perform surgery on a tiny infant's heart.
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Every meme you post is either all grainy from being reposted a gazillion times or is a horizontal image that you screenshotted vertically.
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He even included grainy security footage of Pishevar with the rope, along with another photo of BamBrogan holding it up after finding it.
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I opened the message to discover a grainy video still of a tall, blurry ghost in a baseball cap, abducting our infant son.
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These videos, uploaded afterward in a nearby "content room," were produced in grainy black and white — the signature look of Fightball's promotional media.
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On grainy surveillance footage, commuters are seen walking through a tunnel when a burst of smoke erupts into the hallway, quickly filling it.
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The videos were shot from a distance, and grainy, but right away they prompted headlines, from National Geographic to the New York Post .
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Smallwood also criticized release of the footage -- captured by "a low-resolution camera, which produced a grainy video" --- before an investigation is complete.
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Unfortunately, it doesn't offer as many add-on components as systems like Simplisafe, and reviews found the camera's nighttime footage to be grainy.
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And as I was looking at these old, grainy and scratchy images, I saw my uncle, who died when I was really young.
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He ushers me into a dark front room, decorated with grainy photographs of long-dead revolutionaries and a badly dated map of Belarus.
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Watching the Swedish EDM lynchpin's set back now in gloriously grainy quality on YouTube, I'm struck by the sheer banality of it all.
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But he's well-suited to more cartoonish 1970s approaches: yowls and cackles, grainy screams, squeezed-out falsettos, zany swoops between speech and song.
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The airy, mystical music suited Ms. Raissnia's dreamy collisions between grainy film stocks and the harder-edged contours of moving images on video.
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The work, "Passengers," which wasn't published until 242, captures an eerie isolation in each frame, a grainy and pensive head behind the glass.
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A month later, Vasquez had her first hearing in front of Judge William Cassidy, broadcast via grainy video feed from his Atlanta courtroom.
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A wall-mounted television played grainy scenes of nature, like those from a karaoke-music video, while a ticker of affirmations scrolled below.
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It was early in that process that I learned, as they pored over grainy scans, that Christian had sustained a traumatic brain injury.
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He had a natural flair for composition, and the fiber in his paper negatives sometimes lends a grainy, powdery texture to the prints.
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"Portrait" is a large print of a grainy photograph of an African American family, posed and in suits and dresses for the occasion.
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What began as a large box with three channels and grainy images has evolved to high-definition flat screens with multitudes of content.
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All the way down to the grainy technicolor, blocky titles and the voiceover narration, this trailer will transport you back to classic Hollywood.
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In 1980s Pakistan, Bollywood movies were banned, but that didn't stop fans from watching her films on pirated videocassettes, sometimes with grainy footage.
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Mr. Moriyama's hip, estranged images of Tokyo are shot in a style known as "are, bure, boke" (grainy, blurry and out of focus).
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Andrée delights in experimenting with color, and over the years, their palette has broadened, from grainy earth tones to blues, greens and yellows.
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The left side showed the grainy landscape of the beach at night, and, in the bottom corner, the top half of a face.
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For years, animal-rights advocates trying to expose bad practices in the meat industry have surreptitiously shot grainy photographs and hand-held video.
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It's all grainy and cool-looking, so everyone will think you're artsy and discovered some sweet neo-noir film from the 80s, probably.
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His office has released a grainy image of a red pickup truck and is asking for the public's help to find the gunman.
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The rich-smelling low tide revealed beaches with a grainy frosting of white eggs, laid by the fish orchestrating the whole show: herring.
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Elsewhere, Raad marvels that a grainy, black-and-white photograph can come to be a credible document of the history of an event.
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Gradients appear grainy and I see unpleasant color banding, exactly the same issues that Ars Technica encountered with a preproduction V30 device last month.
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Auspiciously released on Valentine's Day, the video seems to address domestic violence through a number of grainy, "candid" scenes and reality-TV-style interviews.
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With its crisp footage and catchy soundtrack, the spot outshines Donald Trump's new campaign ad, a mashup of grainy aerial footage and old newsreels.
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The next day, a Norwegian fan posted a grainy photo online of the Oslo venue where the girls were due to perform that night.
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In person, arms can turn out to have different manufacturers—and thus different backgrounds—than one could ever presume based on grainy YouTube footage.
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Law enforcement agents last week released a grainy photo of a suspect: a white man wearing blue jeans, a blue coat and a hoodie.
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The opening titles are particularly wonderful, grainy block letters, bursting onto the screen to the low key dun-dun-DUN sound of a synthesiser.
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Crabb also showed grainy video footage from the night of the attack with images of more than a half-dozen suspected associates of Khatallah.
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The grainy paparazzi images were taken with a telephoto lens from a public road more than half a mile away from the private residence.
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CBP posted a grainy black-and-white surveillance photo of the boy being carried in the arms of a border agent during the rescue.
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But now, sources and grainy videos, are revealing that even though Kardashian is in Cleveland, ready to go, Thompson was recently in New York.
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The grainy video allegedly appeared to show the nurse striking the child, at one point rolling up a magazine to use as a club.
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A YouTube collection of grainy video clips highlights the progress Gravity founder Richard Browning has made toward his outlandish dream over the past year.
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The multi-dimensional shades offer a heavy dose of in-your-face glitter without the grainy texture we've all come to know and resent.
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Without any special modes turned on, the S10e's wider aperture on its ultra-wide lens allows it to shoot less grainy photos at night.
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The ultra-kitschy handbag looks like someone used bootleg Photoshop to superimpose '08-era Barack and Michelle onto a grainy White House-decorated background.
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People report seeing little dots moving around in a grainy field, usually dark spots during the day and white, snow-like spots at night.
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Media had earlier published a grainy CCTV-captured image of a young woman wearing a white shirt with the letters "LOL" on the front.
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It looks like any other slick political ad on your TV. There's ominous music, a dramatic voice-over, a grainy picture of President Obama.
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And while the fabric is intended for "super sweaty activity," it's got the same pleasantly grainy, textured look of the brand's OG signature material.
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From that, they issued the grainy photo of someone who seems like a white man in blue jeans, a blue coat and a hoodie.
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The two change into long white robes and begin to watch a grainy DVD about "transcendence," and the scene just becomes weirder from there.
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This particular high water content product made with rosemary, ginkgo, aloe vera, and glycerin, exfoliates the skin gently without using harsh or grainy ingredients.
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If Kubrick could make the movie he imagined, the grainy images from the lunar surface shown on dinky TV screens would seem comparatively unreal.
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This time, when the same hilly landscape comes into view, it's spring, everything is green, and the grainy, discolored footage is shot on video.
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But, he adds, the grainy film reveals much more: the crowd, the officials, the referees, the coaches and the cheerleaders, all of them white.
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Back in the grainy days of the 1970s, we didn't have that many boxing champs in England but John Conteh was one of them.
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The first part is footage of various Bad Things with a grainy filter, then the second part is Good Things in full, vibrant color.
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At the airport, Mr. Rivas presented the only documents he had: those given to him that day by ICE, which contained their grainy photographs.
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Those grainy signals of Jesse Owens, and later of Howdy Doody and the McCarthy hearings, have ventured farther into space than the Arecibo pulses.
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On a grainy ultrasound screen, we saw the lack of movement and listened for the reassuringly rapid whoosh-whoosh sound of a fetal heartbeat.
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It reminded me of the funky cafes we used to frequent in Egypt, as did the menu filled with fruity smoothies and grainy dishes.
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The voice on the telephone, grainy and crackling, rose up from the tabletop while Kiefer was smiling and laughing and humming along a little.
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Llamas then aired a grainy photo of a nondescript video disc sitting in a safe, which Avenatti swore was full of evidence against Trump.
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On Tuesday, a grainy black and white video from the New York Police Department showed a horrifying attack on 16-year-old Karol Sanchez.
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That is until 2007, when someone uploaded a grainy video of the man mid rat-chomp—confirming the urban legend on the world stage.
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Grainy body camera footage showed a person in a distant doorway, an officer ordering the person to walk toward the police, and a gunshot.
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Forget the grainy 1980s look of videos in the past — these puppies are high def, in your face, and you won't miss a single detail.
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This grainy image reveals a deep mystery of Saturn: "propeller objects" (the white streaks) that fail to carve out their own lanes in the rings.
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The somewhat cheesy movie follows their quest to learn who the woman is, including throwbacks to the game at the time, grainy graphics and all.
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In the case of the abortion series, it is hard to find information or gain a sense of the person from the grainy newspaper clippings.
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The decision also ignores the fact that, without an option to take high-resolution screen captures, people will just take grainy shots with a smartphone.
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Almost 11 years ago, Ian Hecox and Anthony Padilla uploaded their first video to YouTube, a grainy lip sync to the Power Rangers theme song.
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The three photographers documented their surroundings on rich, grainy black-and-white film, which in turn creates a tug of familiarity and nostalgia in viewers.
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MakerBot's printers produced small, fairly grainy plastic objects, and it abandoned the idealistic open-source model in 33, angering parts of the 23D printing community.
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Gone are the grainy clips of a middle-aged man preaching—they are replaced by films featuring slow-motion explosions, rapid gunfire and fast cars.
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The opening scene, all rich browns and dark shadows on a 1080p set, became as grainy as if you were watching a crappy DVD rip.
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One recent Indian social-media craze was sharing grainy pictures from the weeklong wedding for Mr Ambani's daughter in December, where the entertainment featured Beyoncé.
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But have you ever wondered why, with all of our modern technology to restore and preserve films, the footage still looks so grainy and ghostly?
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Abuja, Nigeria (CNN)Esther Yakubu gazes longingly at the familiar grainy photograph of her daughter and sings a favorite tune as she thinks of her.
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Sure, it might be a little grainy and blue, but they didn't have HD a long time ago in a galaxy far, far away, okay?
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Because, you know, a grainy, probably torrented version of Endgame isn't how most fans wanted to experience end of a decade's worth of Marvel films.
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It's very "cyberpunk" to jack into a virtual room with a total stranger and be shown a grainy video that will scar you for life.
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The grainy cell phone footage showed angry Trump fans pushing, kicking and jeering at the man, who at one point was lying on the ground.
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What could Lynch put on Showtime in 2017 that would recreate the jarring sensation of first encountering the show on a grainy screen on ABC?
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Watch "The Kohistan Story: Killing for Honor" In May 2012, a grainy cellphone video emerged in a remote and deeply conservative village in northern Pakistan.
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I was about to lay down and they (Paul imitates laser sound) ... They tell you it's going to be grainy for a couple of weeks.
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Walmart customer coffeelover writes: "Initially purchased another brand 70" UHD TV which we brought back due to picture having noticeable motion blur with grainy picture.
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Moreover, watching The Twilight Zone's grainy, black-and-white scenes unfold on a modern device adds to the unsettling yet gripping nature of the series.
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Some decorated their homes with traditional candlesticks for Shabbat, grainy black-and-white photos of grandparents, drawings of Kaifeng's destroyed synagogue, and maps of Israel.
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In late October, officials released grainy video of a person running near the scene of Mitchell's killing in hopes of getting witnesses to come forward.
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Sources close to Chyna admit ... the woman in the grainy footage does have significant similarities to the reality star, but it is absolutely NOT her.
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All of this was made possible by now-defunct FTP webcam technology uploading one grainy image every three minutes, using a dial-up internet modem.
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In videos of her performances, you can see her screaming at the top of her lungs over a combination of grainy trap and industrial sounds.
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Though Instagram has banned content with images of women's nipples, it seemed that Hadid was able to keep her post because of its grainy overlay.
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In grainy video, we see a man who could charitably be described as wearing a Mets-like uniform hitting the ball to left field-ish.
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The video is grainy and absurd, and it's difficult to distinguish faces, but her laugh is distinct, ringing out my favorite sound, throaty and extravagant.
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A grainy video recording of the accident posted online appears to show the tree thudding on the ground as hymnal music plays in the background.
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The kitchen is clad in grainy, textured wood with iron hardware and slabs of granite, and includes a Wolf range and a commercial-grade refrigerator.
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Emulsifying tomatoes with garden vegetables and olive oil produces a smooth, airy texture that's unlike the grainy gazpachos you usually find in the United States.
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Even the tabloid outlet TMZ got into the act, posting a grainy video of Mr. Spicer being ambushed by a critic at an Apple store.
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He showed the reporters grainy photographs of the other members of the "hot list" that his lawyers had planned to keep quiet at that point.
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Grainy black-and-white video footage shot by a blogger shows the group climbing down a narrow concrete shaft using footholds stuck to the walls.
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It was revealed these behind-the-scenes decisions were made because of the smaller gauge and grainy look perfectly matching the tone of the series.
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No. 2 was Brooklyn Brown Ale, brewed in Utica, N.Y., which had pure, grainy flavors, while No. 123, Bell's Best Brown Ale from Comstock, Mich.
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Many of the new images it beamed back looked small, drab, and grainy, yet they represented the closest-ever views of Saturn's stormy cloud tops.
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But as the camera pulls back, we see more screens sporting grainy footage of Brown in police custody and Rihanna recovering after his abuse was exposed.
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If you've ever tried to take a photo in a dark bar only to have the image come out grainy and, well, dark, you're not alone.
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The grainy film showed what looked like a Predator drone, a type the U.S. military uses for reconnaissance and attack missions, flying high above unidentifiable territory.
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We already had an inkling Watson's singing was going to be magic after a grainy clip, recorded from a Hasbro Belle doll, leaked online last week.
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Surely there is no more haunting image in the pantheon of grainy Berghain videos, than that of the lone ranger's silhouette, gyrating into the dry ice.
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Now that it's over, all that's left are millions of grainy Instagram photos—and a traffic nightmare that traces the same path as the eclipse's shadow.
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In 2017, fans spent weeks obsessing over grainy snake videos prior to the release of Swift's first Reputation single, making the official drop all the sweeter.
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She records her grainy videos on an iPhone, regularly wears socks and slides, and proudly uses a $4 microphone from a convenience store when she narrates.
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The grainy shots show a cast of people staring back at the lens, one by one, cut between Izenberg sitting in profile as a Warhol figure.
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No, not the already-known issues of muddy color and grainy textures when viewed in low-light, but one that's potentially more worrisome: screen burn-in.
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Chain of Strength was one of the first to feature the logo on the front and the grainy live pic of the band on the back.
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The grainy security camera footage showed the suspect initially appearing to enter the mall unarmed and -- about 10 minutes later -- walking into Macy's carrying a rifle.
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The photos were posted just hours after a picture leaked on Reddit that showed a grainy view of the car being readied for its final ride.
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"Hidden Truth" is something of a throwback for Darnielle, a grainy bedroom demo that elevates his wry lyricism and gentle melodic tendencies, eschewing hi-fi production.
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The most promising clues were grainy surveillance images that showed a two-tone Honda Prelude with a sunroof and fancy rims, but no visible license plate.
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The golden filling peeps out from the middle, and it appear to have a slightly grainy texture just like the topping of that homemade cinnamon toast.
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We have grainy footage, improvised lines, and a realness to the violence; Dusty Rhodes sells the attack and his "broken" wrist like he's dying on screen.
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The live broadcast of the Apollo 11 moon landing was grainy at best; plus, most home TVs at the time were tiny and didn't show color.
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The rather grainy shots of the front and back do match up with press renders that were posted last month by the well-connected Evan Blass.
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Last week, authorities released new grainy surveillance video showing what they described as a person of interest running away from the first of the three homicides.
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The grainy images showed someone in the bunker defending himself against two attackers and killing one with a rifle shot, prompting the question: Who was that?
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Live streaming began in 3403, when a nineteen-year-old college student named Jennifer Ringley started broadcasting grainy images of her life in her dorm room.
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The live stream was grainy, and the quality of the images so poor that it was just possible to make out the text on the display.
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These bold creators have fostered a creative cottage industry, an entire genre, all of their own: the shitty grainy video of the inside of Berghain movement.
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The moment we are finally taken down to lock eyes with another albeit grainy reveller beside us, the video cuts off... So near but so far.
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It's nice to hear Rihanna working over a track this glossy after spending so much time listening to ANTI, an album that tends towards the grainy.
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The footage of him during his best years as a wrestler is grainy or overexposed, coming from darkened house shows in local coliseums around the South.
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The comic opens with illustrations of an iMessage exchange superimposed over a Youtube video, and Toms's flat, grainy illustrations evoke the style of a homemade video.
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The moment of impact was captured by a camera deployed by the probe, and the grainy image shows cosmic dust being kicked up by the bang.
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It's a peculiar gift: to spend 12 minutes in the grainy glow of another era, watching an unheralded moment as it recedes further into the past.
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In grainy, graphic cellphone video showing Farkhunda's 2015 brutal murder, captured by onlookers and attackers, Shamila stands guard in front of the shrine where Farkhunda hid.
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Dessert could be a tofu blancmange, smooth and white and somewhat sweet, but there is more satisfaction in the grainy, earthy bricks of red bean paste.
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So look at the grainy old vids from back in the day, over and over, again and again, and pirate those moves for your own game.
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The years of each killing — 1979, 1980 and 1981 — are taped on three walls, along with grainy photos of the children, almost all of them smiling.
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A grainy cellphone clip recorded by a driver shows what happened next: The men's Daewoo sedan passes the cyclists and then makes a sharp U-turn.
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Understanding nuclear war from movies, books and grainy videos of kids hiding ineffectually under desks, we've seen it mostly through two prisms: black humor and camp.
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"The heavyweight boxer posted the grainy photo with the message: "When someone says you can&apost do something, look at this and remember anything is possible.
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Live video from the Moon may be old hat, but it's going to be a bit different from that grainy black-and-white business in 1969.
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Low-light images, if you're using above ISO 113, can start to look a bit noisy/grainy, so try and keep your ISO lower if possible.
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"The caravan is full of gang members and criminals," a voice on the ad says as grainy images of the caravan flash across the screen. Rep.
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In her tender illustrations we see a grainy, charcoal night, punctured with windows of soft light, populated by figures with human forms and gentle animal heads.
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But the grainy dash camera video of the shooting released more than a year later showed McDonald walking away from officers, rather than charging at them.
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In addition to silver plates full of sand, there were also tools to shape the colorful, grainy substance, like a potato masher and a pizza cutter.
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A grainy video of Laquan's death, recorded from the dashboard of a police car, was eventually released to the public, setting off widespread condemnation and protests.
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They just love the grainy look and feel of instant prints, which is far different from prints you'd make from photos shot with a digital camera.
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Grainy surveillance footage showed an individual in dark clothing walking up to Hussle, who was standing with a group of three other men, and open fire.
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At the beginning, it was a place for anyone and everyone to post whatever — a digital mosh pit teaming with grainy clips of people doing random things.
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In celebration of a little bit of YouTube's nostalgia, let's take a look back at the earliest videos from some popular creators in all their grainy glory.
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Canadian food scientist Lee Cadesky at C-fu foods is working on ways to isolate the bug protein, to create something closer in texture to grainy tofu.
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Paule Constable's lighting has never been more potent, whether suggesting the glint of sunlight on the Med or the grainy fug of an East End music hall.
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Smartphones aren't going to be the best way to get a picture, because they don't zoom in very far; the Sun will look pretty small and grainy.
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And just like that, I found my way into a groove, where I could plant my feet and roll the grainy dough into a little white ball.
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And if you pay the additional $120 for the the iPhone 7 Plus, you get an extra telephoto lens that helps you zoom with less grainy results.
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Sometimes I wish I were a bit more desensitized, because whenever a grainy viral video of police brutality hits the internet, I can't help but internalize it.
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I recommend watching the short video because it's grainy and tough to pull screenshots from, but you can at least get a sense of the device here.
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Again, part of the challenge here was that a GIF might come in with a caption, but the text is grainy and not easily read or identifiable.
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He endures thanks to a big, stupid, remote-holding contingent that conflates MMA with grainy clips of street fights they downloaded during the George W. Bush administration.
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It's detailed enough to make out objects and patterns, but not photorealistic enough to feel like a grainy imitation of reality, the way the Gear VR does.
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Cops previously released a grainy video that shows someone described by police as a "person of interest" running through the neighborhood the night that Mitchell was killed.
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" When I pass by a slew of desks, I notice every surface shows off a grainy wood texture, and I motion to it to imply, "That too?
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The icon shared a grainy image of herself pointing at a menu Wednesday, and the image was quickly repurposed as a meme, as Marie Claire points out.
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The old Fox Sports scorebug on the grainy video reminds you of just how much baseball and our understanding of it has changed over the past decade.
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The tropical pixel art in this week's 29th issue of FELT Zine resembles the grainy cut-scenes you might see in handheld arcade game from the 90s.
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There's a huge difference between seeing a couple seconds of grainy footage and doing the sort of teardown that has the ability to affect the global economy.
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But as the show or movie is officially released, users begin to upload better quality files ripped from DVDs and the original, grainy theater views fade out.
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The images were grainy, as if they had been pirated, making the scene far more compelling and dramatic than anything we might have seen on C-Span.
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Each and every July — since perhaps the dawn of time — our Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook feeds are bombarded with low-lit and grainy photos of fireworks displays.
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By 1962, eschewing her earlier grainy style and looking for more definition, Arbus began using a Rolleiflex twin-lens reflex camera with a larger square film format.
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Yet as more Taser cameras are deployed around the country, the grainy images they produce are playing an increasingly important role in the aftermath of deadly shootings.
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In a grainy black-and-white 1968 television commercial, Arnold Palmer steers a Mercury Monterey up to a golf course, nodding approvingly at the coupe's smooth handling.
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It cuts to a billowing mushroom cloud, as Mr. Trump is heard exclaiming "including with nukes" while grainy footage shows the immediate decimation from a nuclear explosion.
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The sunken, grainy Coffin bunker is a few feet from the most famous patch of green at Royal Troon, the tiny eighth green nicknamed the Postage Stamp.
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Mr. Macgowan, a database administrator and father of four here, first captured the bear in a grainy video in 2014, when Pedals crossed through his neighbor's yard.
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My coworkers thought this was a good thing at first, but found it still had a bit of a grainy or separated texture by the last swallow.
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And a sense of visual unity is enhanced by the grainy, overcast look of the rectangular prints, a byproduct of the 35-millimeter cameras she was using.
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But the grainy, silent footage could not answer crucial questions about the encounter, and, as in other police shootings caught on video, the officer's account proved pivotal.
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You may recall that in 2012, a grainy sex tape featuring Hulk Hogan — and allegedly filmed without his permission — surfaced and spread through the adult entertainment industry.
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Grocery stores now stock an army of nut milks — almond, cashew, hazelnut, macadamia, you name it — which can be too grainy, too thin or frankly too flavorful.
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The plan was to keep data secure yet accessible and train its cameras to take clearer photos when AI detects suspicious situations instead of just grainy video.
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Since most gum now is sugar-free, its taste disappears after only a few minutes, and the consistency becomes loose and grainy, negating its elastic quality entirely.
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Maybe you feel most at home in the seedy, grainy, sulfurous cityscapes of corruption, dysfunction and need mapped by Sidney Lumet and Martin Scorsese in the 1970s.
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In the hours after her death, investigators found a grainy surveillance video that showed young boys running from the park toward 116th Street shortly after the attack.
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No matter how draining his week, Mkhitaryan, the $34 million superstar, always spends hours on YouTube watching grainy coverage of dubious-quality soccer from his native Armenia.
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Old-style kompromat featured doctored photographs, planted drugs, grainy videos of liaisons with prostitutes hired by the K.G.B., and a wide range of other primitive entrapment techniques.
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There might just be another heavily redacted email to read or grainy videotape to watch that gets you that little bit closer to understanding the Astral Plane.
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The soundtrack is excellent, and the visuals have a grainy, sun-kissed look to them that just makes you want to pick up a board and explore.
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The grainy imagery, in which Ms. Opoku's father, now dead, appears in the regalia of a traditional chief, scrambles personal histories and political narratives to gripping effect.
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A grainy black-and-white picture of JFK assassin Lee Harvey Oswald in Cuba, with a man who Trump believed to be Rafael Cruz in the background.
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Throughout the evening, actually, her breath wasn't ample enough to fill out long phrases; her tone in the middle was a little grainy, the low register cloudy.
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There is a tactile quality to the series of portraits on view at Ubu Gallery in Manhattan, a grainy texture that is difficult to capture in photographs.
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No tweeting that grainy fumble-vid you took from 100 yards away, even if you did apply the Fade filter and edit in the Benny Hill theme music.
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The Houthis had reported the attack earlier, broadcasting a grainy video of what Houthi-run media said was a missile being fired at a Saudi-led coalition vessel.
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Most of the classics found on Project Gutenberg didn't have a cover, and those that did tended to have a scanned, grainy image from a long time ago.
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According to the Oklahoman, Mark Mann, an Oklahoma City School Board member, witnessed Guild taking the signs and took two grainy photos which he later shared on Facebook.
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I recommend the laab hed, a hot jumble of mushrooms, grainy with roasted rice powder and rich with the flavor of the grill, incandescent with lime and chile.
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It's 2019, and there are people on Cher's green earth whose dating app profiles consist solely of a grainy group photo and that one quote from The Office.
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They also said the resolution of image would be in color and four times clearer, rather than the grainy black and white imagery that forecasters presently work with.
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Upscaled content can have a habit of looking exceptionally grainy when viewed on a 4K set, and action sequences can get wonky, with parts of the action disappearing.
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Here's what's more likely happening: Apple's new cameras also focus on improving low-light photos, and smoothing out grainy images in low-light situations would cause this effect.
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Before the Senate hearing on Thursday, Ford had never appeared on camera, and was only depicted in news media reports with a grainy photo lifted from the internet.
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By combining tools to make grainy photos from early smartphone look good with a social feed for sharing them, Instagram became perhaps the world's most succesful mobile app.
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A bite of two McDonald's beef patties drenched in Big Mac sauce with wilted lettuce and cheese has a grainy, soggy texture that makes the whole mess inedible.
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The visuals—cartoonish cars and grainy video clips from the Tour de France—brought classic Kraftwerk motifs from beloved songs like "Autobahn" and "Tour de France" to life.
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And amid the rise of camera-phones and YouTube, many artists have softened their positions amid the deluge of zillions of grainy live clips circulating online every day.
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The video—grainy images of industrial chimney stacks billowing out smoke, interspersed with hypnotic live footage of Morrissey twirling round onstage—was shown on Top Of The Pops.
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No one seems to know where he is, if he even is is, and yet we keep seeing grainy footage of his alleged whereabouts from amateur nature photographers.
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Moments later, as grainy surveillance video showed, a squad car drove over a curb and through snow-dotted grass before sliding to a halt within feet of Tamir.
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The U.S. military released grainy neon-green night vision video which showed a military transport plane delivering two THAAD trucks to Osan Air Force Base in South Korea.
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Grainy images of the man, identified in news accounts as Mouhcine Fikri, 31, circulated after his death on Friday night, in the northern port city of Al Hoceima.
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It's grainy and a little out of focus, but this is the last image captured by Rosetta as it barreled toward the surface of Comet 67P last September.
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Rich with butter and almond flour for tenderness, and speckled tan with buckwheat flour for a nutty, grainy depth, the crumb had the taste and texture I wanted.
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His drive to meld processed and natural materials now focuses on large chunks of non-pulverized talc, a soft, grainy stone as strange as talcum powder is familiar.
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"You are watching this video because I have either been arrested or I have been abducted," he said in the grainy clip posted under his #ThisFlag Twitter hashtag.
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Caught on grainy security camera footage, the sloppy hit man sped off in an Acura TL. That, too, was not the first overture against the family this summer.
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Planet's photo is characteristic of most satellite images of Earth seen by the public—slightly grainy with just enough detail to make out what you are looking at.
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The Navy released grainy video last week that it said showed an Islamic Revolutionary Guard patrol boat pulling up to the Kokuka Courageous and removing an unexploded mine.
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The authorities released grainy images of a red pickup truck and a sketch of the suspect, describing him as a thin white man in his 30s or 40s.
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In 2014, a man from exurban Oak Ridge, N.J., filmed a bear walking upright, with the steady pace of a human and the grainy outline of the yeti.
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Off you go to the elevator banks with that grainy (and invariably unflattering) head shot affixed to a name tag that lets everyone know that you don't belong.
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In 24.9, long before cellphone videos, there was Rodney King, an unarmed black man whose beating by four Los Angeles police officers was captured in grainy television footage.
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The action starts with a grainy clip of a scene from " Terminator 2: Judgment Day ," in which the heroine, Sarah Connor (Linda Hamilton), ranted about a looming apocalypse.
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Like most users, joining online platforms in the early aughts was a way for me to share grainy, heavily filtered photos of themed college parties and group vacations.
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The Iowa airwaves have been mercifully free of attack ads, with their grainy pictures and the-end-is-nigh voiceover suggesting that a rival candidate has cloven feet.
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Broadsheet banners from the local newspaper archives tell the tales of tragic shipwrecks and fires, while grainy video footage on the wall highlights the sporting heroics of cricketers.
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I'm going to start watermarking my Instagram photos with "Cate Martel's Copyright": Scott Baio's wife is really nervous you're going to use her grainy photo without permission. pic.twitter.
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Yet Mr. Andrés has acknowledged that those flans may not be the most accomplished; often cooked at too high a temperature, they tend to turn grainy or rubbery.
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Over the past few weeks, several Ring customers across the country have detailed their own terrifying hacking experiences, publishing grainy videos showing strange voices coming across their systems.
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His arms also seem to be covered in the dark makeup, but it is a bit difficult to tell for sure given the grainy quality of the video.
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The image quality also tends to be high: you're unlikely to post a grainy shot taken from a bad angle while a person is moving or in shadow.
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After intensifying its colors, magnifying its images and slowing down the action, she projected the grainy footage onto four giant screens that surrounded viewers with the heightened brutality.
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Security cameras captured grainy images of the scene: The young man pulled out a Soviet-designed TT pistol and fired, sending Voronenkov to the sidewalk, clutching his stomach.
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He says NASA scientists will be able to study these grainy YouTube videos and make estimations about the size of the asteroid and the force of its impact.
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That loop of grainy piano and that cave echo of a beat sound so chilling together, and the brief self-harmonies Ye does during the choruses are gorgeous.
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To take the photo, Voyager 1 had to be pointed toward the sun, so the grainy wave over the speck that is Earth is a scattered beam of light.
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The video's lo-fi, grainy look and feel compliments the tracks dreamy soundscape, while the home movie aesthetic makes this introduction to the band seem personal and almost intimate.
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Text on signs is clearer, the overall image is much less grainy, and you can even make out each individual brick in the building no matter where you're looking.
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Grainy news footage shows him shaking hands with world leaders, while a voice-over accuses him of appeasing Muslim groups in a case involving divorce rights for Muslim women.
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You Google a brand you think you like, and you click through page after page of grainy images that might not even be photos of the shoes you'd buy.
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The 27-year-old electrical engineering grad student studies a particular kind of bubble—the gas-filled microbubbles that technicians use to bump up contrast in grainy ultrasound images.
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Yelling at a company in grainy Twitter video while fecklessly waving hammers and power tools is probably not the best way to convince them you're not also a weirdo.
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Once in a blue moon, we find ourselves genuinely enjoying some grainy picture of a crab smoking a cigarette or whatever in ways we cannot explain even to ourselves.
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The most obvious problem is that Fallout 4's dusty brown-and-green environments are difficult to parse on a grainy headset screen, making it tougher to spot enemies.
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She also has a way of looking at grainy security footage of Bourne with a soft-glowing fondness that suggests she's entertaining sleek, glamorous fantasies of a Mr. & Mrs.
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The iPhone "didn't stand a chance at all," he said, adding that it produced a black, grainy image that looked like his finger was in front of the lens.
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The most ghastly sequence in Winnebago Graveyard #1 conjures grainy B-horror films and paper-thin stories of "satanic ritual abuse" that hyperbolic 1980s television hosts chased for ratings.
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The photo itself is as syrupy sweet as you can imagine: a grainy black-and-white photo shows the newly-engaged couple hamming it up, with clothing conspicuously absent.
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Researchers with groups like World Wildlife Fund tend to favor the smaller, inexpensive systems, which take grainy images but help document the movements of animals and gather head counts.
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Something like — I imagine — the sensation you might experience had you been swallowed by a 1960s television set, perhaps after spending too many hours staring into its grainy screen.
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As we congregated around an iPhone to watch a grainy, black and white YouTube video of Shane's hit "Walking the Dog," I felt something light up deep within me.
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And besides the grainy cellphone video, most of the information about the shooting and me would come straight from the police themselves—the fools who just lit me up.
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With the addition of the protein powder, they have a slightly grainy texture, which may feel a little strange to anyone who has never sipped a protein shake before.
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According to local media, this was the same woman whose image was captured in a grainy airport CCTV image wearing a white shirt with the acronym 'LOL' on it.
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In the grainy video, which appears to be shot on Heard's phone, Depp can be seen milling about in a kitchen, screaming obscenities and angrily throwing open cabinet doors.
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The first time, it was served with a sugary Meyer lemon marmalade and a grainy chestnut purée that tasted like peanut butter to which something terrible had been done.
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On Monday, Stone shared the photo of Jackson — a grainy, close-cropped shot of the judge's face with a crosshair symbol next to her head — on his Instagram account.
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First of all, if this grainy, out-of-focus shot is the best available evidence that David Cameron loved his cat, then David Cameron did not love his cat.
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Which is all to say that if I want to look back on my childhood in the 1980s, I will mostly turn to television and some grainy home videos.
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The trial centered largely on grainy security videos that captured both a brawl inside the Marquee nightclub in March 2012 and an encounter between Marshall and Myles later outside.
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In order to create a deep fried meme, you'll often need to layer many visual effects on top of each other, to create that grainy, nice-and-crispy aesthetic.
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"Time Eater" is an exquisite piece of music, one that's grainy and reflective, and it's paired with a gorgeous video shot around the world by Israeli director Ronni Shendar.
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They take soul legend Al Green's "I'm Still in Love With You" and give it a gentle chop, leaving Green's grainy falsetto and the song's backing harmonies largely untouched.
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Myles submitted security video which she claimed proved Marshall punched her -- but the video was grainy and clearly the jury didn't feel it definitively showed Brandon delivering the blow.
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Many of the videos released on Friday, recorded by police dashboard cameras, business surveillance cameras and bystanders' cellphones, were blurry or grainy, or showed little that was of interest.
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We first see her through the grainy lens of a surveillance camera as she pounces, with shocking speed, on one of the scientists who have created and raised her.
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As noted by Business Insider reporter Kate Taylor, who paid a visit to Chipotle's Manhattan test kitchen, the overhauled queso is less grainy, and has more heat to it.
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The panel of judges that heard the case against Ms. Wongso agreed that the grainy footage was convincing evidence despite the fact the defendant's actions were shielded from view.
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Being able to tell that a grainy photo no bigger than a business card is CG is difficult, even when comparing it side-by-side to the real person.
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Almost all of the Board's meetings are carried out in private, with the local press at times leaking grainy photos of members smiling and hugging their Puerto Rican counterparts.
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She agreed to make a pit-stop for me in the Black Hills, and sent me some grainy, distant iPhone photos of Champagne Lady and her new foal, Laddy.
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Other times, it means repeatedly watching a grainy, covertly recorded video of chickens' necks being slit to verify that the speed is, in fact, faster than two per second.
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With their dark and grainy focus, which makes even the sky look oppressive and claustrophobic, these photographs represent not an affectionate homecoming, but a haunting encounter with childhood fears.
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The material was cold to the touch, blue-brown in colour, grainy, and smelled of chlorine and feces, "Like a clean poop smell if that's possible," Allan told me.
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Journalists and photographers were barred from covering the Gaza protests and human rights workers were among those beaten and detained, though grainy cellphone video documented some of the violence.
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But there are harder-to-find sweets, too, like the rose-water custard, grainy with rice flour, transformed into a sort of tart by a crust of chopped nuts.
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Members of the tribe gather to pay their respects, the grainy photographs and stripped-down dispatches a testament to another journalist killed here in the Mexican state of Veracruz.
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The grainy, four-minute clip recreates the scene from early in the comic where Rorschach breaks into Dan Dreiberg's house to tell him that the Comedian was been killed.
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Ultimately, though, it was a challenge to discern the outfits from grainy WhatsApp images, she said, motivating her to make a shopping trip to Chennai, India and Sri Lanka.
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Israel has also exposed an unusual amount of additional intelligence material, from grainy aerial photos of Iranian drones to the Iranian nuclear archive captured in a daring Mossad operation.
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"Joe Biden promised Ukraine $1 billion if they fired the prosecutor investigating his son's company," a narrator intones over grainy footage of Mr. Biden, a leading Democratic presidential candidate.
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Knocking on the doors of each house while holding up the grainy picture of the trophy, it was time to ask startled strangers if such an object looked familiar.
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Van Dyke, who is facing first-degree murder charges, is accused of killing McDonald in the October 2014 shooting that was captured on an infamous grainy dash camera video.
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A local news agency in Khuzestan province, of which Ahvaz is the capital, aired grainy mobile phone footage showing parade goers fleeing as soldiers lay flat on the ground.
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His agony was apparent, even in grainy black and white, making clear the agent charged with monitoring him failed to perform adequate checks, if he even checked at all.
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Soon after, police released grainy surveillance footage of the red pickup truck and a composite sketch of a skinny white man in a hoodie, based on the family's descriptions.
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The resolution can be a little grainy, but the production was shot so that as viewing technology improves, this "Hamlet" will "keep up with the times," Mr. Niederhauser said.
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Glynn favors a gauzy or sometimes grainy finish to his photos and says that he is consistently striving to make something original within the framework of his own style.
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Loose-limbed but not sloppy, "Fort Buchanan" — which has a grainy, restless texture, thanks to 16-millimeter film — at times evokes the vitality and experimentation of the French New Wave.
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This re-rub by former Underground Resistance man Rolando—which closes the mix—is grainy, gritty, lunar-orbiting techno that somehow sounds both organic and utterly not of human hands.
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Authorities last month released a grainy photo of a suspect: Someone who appears to be a white man wearing blue jeans, a blue coat and a hoodie, according to police.
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In a shot of my sad little fruit bowl, lit only by a few strategically placed candles, the OP5T's pic looks sharper, noticeably less grainy, and has warmer, richer colors.
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Much of the grainy video featured in the film was shot by two jobbing camera operators hired by Jorge Cysterzpiler, Mr Maradona's former agent, for a film about the footballer.
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But then I would do things like take a photo and it would come out grainy and somewhat blurry, and I was reminded of the fact I'm using a BlackBerry.
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Beyond its grainy and impressionistic effect, the mesh filter also serves as a physical barrier, reinforcing how goods, spaces, and experiences may be accessible to some people and not others.
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Watching him turn the dial to try to improve the grainy image on the Brinsons' busted TV, you can practically see a bulb go off in Jerry's head — of course!
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The front-facing camera makes you look like a dark, grainy vampire with just a hint of blood splatter as if you came from Sunday brunch with your undead friends.
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The theory gained traction after an old grainy photo surfaced that appeared to show vague likenesses of Earhart and Noonan on a dock on Jaluit Atoll in the Marshall Islands.
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A second room houses the gallery's solo debut of Aneta Bartos, which features grainy blowups of Polaroids and snapshots of the lithe photographer with her elderly, Speedo-clad, bodybuilding father.
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The photo below might be a little grainy, a little underexposed — but if you look at it through the eyes of a Star Trek historian, its significance couldn't be clearer.
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Even Ms. Goerke, with her powerhouse voice, was sometimes covered, as was her partner, the strong German tenor Stefan Vinke, whose grainy, virile voice was impressive in this daunting scene.
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He wanted everyone, not just scientists and fishermen, to experience "the majesty of these animals" up close and personal, rather than watching a fleeting, grainy image on a television screen.
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Its trailer has an over-the-top, apocalyptic feel: lurid footage of bombs dropping on cities alternating with grainy clips of Reagan speeches, as a choir provides a soaring soundtrack.
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Grainy security camera footage that partly captured those events provided some of the most enduring images of the wave of violence that began that month and has since largely subsided.
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The e-girl (and e-boy) are just the latest iteration of mainstream counterculture, similar to the emo and scene kids who posted grainy pictures on Tumblr in the 2000s.
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Blooming from grainy noise, the record finds its rhythms in the gutters that run along the roadsides of techno fetishists and dancefloor futurists, glimmering in this beautiful and heavy way.
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Spoiler: there's a lot of stuff about how you shouldn't send a sweaty, grainy photo of your turgid boner, the skin pulled back to the base to emphasise the length.
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Most recently, 98DEMAKE recreated part of the Far Cry 5 trailer from E3, complete with a grainy recording of a physical disc used to play the trailer at "E3 1998".
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The gunman, believed to be pictured in grainy surveillance footage from the nightclub, left his weapon at the scene before fleeing amid the chaos, Turkish Prime Minister Binali Yildirim said.
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The images are soft and grainy, but the distinct photographic process couldn't prevent me from drawing connections with modern-day shutterbugs who steal shots of women for their personal pleasures.
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The families of teenagers killed in accidents and middle-aged office workers dead of heart attacks had to settle for still images and candid family videos, grainy and two-dimensional.
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Police and black students were clashing in a Minnesota high school gym, and one grainy clip showed a black girl tussling with a police officer, then getting tackled and arrested.
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Tucked inside the top binder's front pocket was a grainy photo of my husband and me sitting on a misty beach on a small island near Martha's Vineyard in Massachusetts.
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The police in Tampa said Thursday that they were looking for a "person of interest" who was seen in grainy videos near where Mr. Mitchell was shot on Oct. 9.
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One of the men then slipped into the garage, and, according to grainy surveillance video, appears to smear a substance on the door handles of cars belonging to the victims.
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There was a PowerPoint presentation and slides of neighborhoods where LPs had lived and grainy pictures of carnivals and circuses where LP families had appeared in the 1930s and 40s.
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The statement came days after The Mail On Sunday published grainy video footage that the British paper said showed the prince at the door of Epstein's Manhattan townhouse in 22011.
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There was the grainy hotel CCTV footage showing the condemned man making his way to and from his final errands, the substance of which we can still only guess at.
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Add to that the minimum ISO of 800 and the fact that it's just a one-inch sensor and I found the footage to be too grainy for my liking.
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McDonald's death on October 20, 2014 didn't attract much attention outside Chicago until 13 months later, when a judge ordered the release of grainy dashboard camera footage of the shooting.
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The grainy footage shows a canoe and a party boat colliding on a river in a remote part of the country — and no sign of gunfire from the party boat.
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Grainy surveillance footage shows a group of people standing in a busy parking lot of a strip mall when a figure in dark clothes walks toward them and opens fire.
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It tapped Yves Béhar to design the body of its revamped Super 8 camera, which marries film and digital technology to give filmmakers an efficient way to capture grainy, textured footage.
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I head upstairs, with a headache and shot nerves from El Furniture's party or die atmosphere, and am immediately soothed by the grainy yellow lighting and a vibe of casual despair.
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The rice farmer said his sister appeared to be the woman whose image was captured in a grainy airport CCTV image wearing a white shirt with the acronym 'LOL' on it.
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Pictures taken with instant cameras aren't known for their realistic color, but their faded, grainy look and real-time tangibility go hand in hand with today's lust for all things analog.
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The grainy video, in which Corley is partially blocked by a car door, does not show the alleged penetration, but it does show her on the ground for about 11 minutes.
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Take a situation Reddit might confront sooner rather than later: a grainy video is posted of a politician having sex with a teenager (this for some reason is the canonical example).
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"In Hillary Clinton's America, the system stays rigged against Americans," the grainy spot begins, alleging that Clinton would allow dangerous refugees from Syria and criminal illegal immigrants to roam the country.
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Moving from evidence to collective memory, viewers come upon the blurred, grainy, and small-scale photographs of the Mexican photographer Yael Martínez, part of a series titled The House That Bleeds.
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Even paparazzi shots of the couple often come out grainy, partially obstructed, or unclear, betraying just how difficult it was for the photographer to get a line of vision on them.
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One grainy cell phone image showed a lineman balancing on a helicopter skid in midair, stretching his arms out into space to repair wires at the tip of a utility pole.
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MA'RIB, Yemen – In a grainy, leaked cell phone video, the agonized cries and pleas of a man can be heard echoing through the dark room after every lashing to his flesh.
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Strapped down to a hospital cot where he was kept in captivity during the Vietnam War, grainy footage shows McCain's captors asking him to recite his rank and official number: 624787.
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The video is grainy black and white footage of the Stranger Things star appearing close to the camera while Sartorius, 15, is in the background playing a tune on the guitar.
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"Stop looking for reasons to be negative... Stop searching for reasons to be angry," Hart wrote in his Instagram, along with a grainy video of him shirtless expressing the same sentiments.
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Maybe there'd be a breakthrough, where some fan captures grainy footage of a star player limping around, or a "for sale" sign going up in front of a fourth-liner's house.
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It's super grainy and lo-fi, occasionally fading into pixelated squares, which gives it a dreamy, stylish, almost nostalgic quality, like an old grime visual mixed with a 90s skate video.
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We empathize with Bear 71, as her voice is eerily laid over images that are visibly mediated, from the grainy trail cam footage to the digital floor plan of the park.
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It's difficult to determine with absolute certainty from the grainy video the kind of gun the young agent was carrying, but the Glock 19M, in 9x19mm, is the FBI's standard sidearm.
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While studying the gas giant was the probe's primary focus, it captured the first grainy photographs of the Europa as it flew by in December at a distance of 321,000 km.
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The accoutrements (plastic evidence bags, grainy security footage, an incriminating fibre tweezed from a corpse) are consistent from episode to episode, and the action unfolds in the same way each time.
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But instead of finding grainy versions of the classics on Reddit or digging into the internet for the latest next big thing, you can find them all in one place: Shudder.
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Grainy CCTV images showed Kim, wearing a light-colored jacket and trousers and with a backpack on one shoulder, heading for an automatic check-in counter in the airport departure hall.
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"We put that flag on TV." The episode, which uses a grainy video to show that the flag disappeared on the night of the terrorist attack, was broadcast on Oct. 31.
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"As camera phones keep getting better and better, I think the appeal of Snap will wear off if it still takes grainy photos," said Christopher Smith, who's in his mid-30s.
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The pictures themselves, dating between 20100 and 217173, have a grainy, moody texture, and Arbus has already landed on some of her favored themes: childhood, negotiable gender, fringe culture and class.
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The pictures themselves, dating between 225 and 225, have a grainy, moody texture, and Arbus has already landed on some of her favored themes: childhood, negotiable gender, fringe culture and class.
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"No matter how many newsreels it shows us or how arresting they are, all that grainy reality can't add up to revealing what's inside the man at its center," said Variety.
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"It's very difficult out here with these grainy greens when you get the wind going one way and the hill and the grain the other," the two-times major champion explained.
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And though Mr. Jones has created many dances and won many awards since, it is those early duets with Mr. Zane that still seem the most powerful — even on grainy video.
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My cormorantScreenshot: Ryan Mandelbaum (Google Street View)Lund founded Google Street View Birding, a private Facebook community of birders who scour Google Street View for grainy images of birds to identify.
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This can be anything, really: think pink and blue fluorescent light tubes, minimal typography, grainy film effects, indoor plants, athleisure, vehicles as props, Southwestern desert imagery, maybe a wet look hairstyle.
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At some point young people are going to demand more than funneling powder into their nostrils and submitting grainy clips of whities to the "Oot Yer Nut at T" Twitter account.
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Seriously though, this track is an ice-cold banger and frankly deserves a lot more attention—that UKG-style melody, the grainy video filmed on someone's Motorola flip, and those lyrics.
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An early chapter, entitled "Auction Catalog: Claudette Wells Memorabilia," consists entirely of grainy photographs and descriptions of items to be auctioned off, sending the reader on an appealingly circuitous treasure hunt.
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The officials pointed to blips in the grainy night-vision video, which they said were indications that the occupants of the passenger boat had fired on the team on the canoe.
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The subjects tended to be fully or semi-clothed, making the photographs of groping hands and averted faces, and the grainy, exposed gazes of strangers, all the more surreal and illicit.
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The feed on the monitors could be grainy and pixelated, making it easy to mistake a civilian trudging down a road with a walking stick for an insurgent carrying a weapon.
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Mr. Trump's news briefings have become a ratings hit, while Mr. Biden is relegated to news media interviews, grainy virtual events and conference calls with experts from his house in Delaware.
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For fans of a grittier tradition of Japanese photography — Daido Moriyama's grainy prints of lowlife Tokyo, or Nobuyoshi Araki's louche portraits of well-knotted models — Suda's informality can take some adjustment.
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But experts warn that the grainy footage — often the equivalent of looking at the ground through a soda straw — usually presents only a limited picture of what happens after an airstrike.
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It says much about this internally divided production that instead, I found myself trying to make out the grainy heads on the small TV and wondering what they had to say.
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As news of an explosion at the Baghdad airport emerged and rumors of Soleimani's death swirled on social media, Trump cryptically posted a grainy image of the American flag without comment.
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Police ID car and alleged shooter The grainy video of Nipsey's shooting does not provide much in the way of detail, but police late Monday offered additional information about the shooting.
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Chelsea Manning came out as a trans woman on the eve of her sentencing hearing in 20143, accompanied by a grainy black and white photo of her in a blond wig.
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There are countless poems that describe grainy black-and-white photographs in a tenderly impartial tone, as though photographs and the poems that describe them weren't acts of selection and judgment.
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The vaunted FMV was a grainy fever dream in which a group of hair models were menaced by a group of rubber dog masks in what looked like a municipal park.
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The closing credits of the film are a series of still, grainy images, in which a mob of white Southerners puncture Ben's lifeless body with meat hooks, then pose for photos.
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For those of us who had fed for years on the grainy black and whites of the exhibit taken in 1932, the weird warm glow of reality came as a shock.
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A drawing by Shaun Leonardo titled "Rodney King" (2017) reproduces a still from the 1991 video of King's beating, the image made doubly grainy in its transcription from video to charcoal.
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The grainy footage and retro box art looks exactly like something one would have found in your neighborhood video rental shop back in the day, before Netflix drove them out of business.
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Grainy pictures from a security camera pointing towards the airport, which were broadcast on Russian television, showed a large explosion at ground level, with flames and sparks leaping high into the air.
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Pictures came out grainy in low light and reds came out a bit over saturated when using the default HDR mode, but they'll do the trick for most users in more settings.
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The way the camera is framed — close and yet off-center, wobbling, and grainy — makes the whole thing feel real, as if you're standing in the same room as the fight unfolds.
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For all the details I know of these two anecdotes—grainy sand between a child's fingers, watching a neighbour kill a dog with a hammer—I know almost nothing of the rest.
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You can spread out lots of windows, but they're grainy and eye-straining, even with the Odyssey's 1440 x 1600 resolution per eye, which is significantly higher than the Rift's or Vive's.
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Whaley's work has a colorful pop, distinguishing it from the grainy film vibe of other contemporary indie porn, and it has a lively attitude which encourages all viewers to embrace their sexuality.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - Nasser lifts another cigarette to his mouth with a scarred left hand, chain smoking and watching action films on a grainy TV at his friend's flat in a Beirut suburb.
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Meek Mill was known as the tenacious teen from the grainy videos of rap battles that not only circulated across Philly but seemed to excite virtually any rap nerd with internet access.
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Even though it does support all the trendy features, such as slow motion, it doesn't go beyond full HD resolution at 60 fps, and footage is quite grainy in low-light situations.
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Sure they're not as easy or convenient to use as a smartphone or digital camera, but the grainy, washed out look of old school Polaroids is what launched the whole filter craze.
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It's hard to tell in the grainy footage, but according to Toucher and Rich the last man to sign it was Danny Amendola and then he throws it back to the fan.
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Shooting continued intermittently for about 45 minutes, and grainy security camera footage from a local business showed flashes of gunfire around the whitewashed house as more and more Mexican marines surrounded it.
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The grainy surveillance video, taken at different angles, shows the same person who was seen walking along a street in the historic Seminole Heights neighborhood in an earlier video released by police.
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But it was a grainy, secretly recorded video of him dismissing 47 percent of the country as dependent on the government that ultimately sliced through the electorate and badly undermined his campaign.
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The images, depicting the ominous birds in grainy monochrome, suggest grief and loneliness: "A very black and very strange, otherworldly vision of nature," says Simon Baker, the Tate Modern's curator of photography.
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The screens in the gauge cluster are too grainy to feel premium and the 360-degree camera system has such limited range that it might as well not be there at all.
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Grainy pictures from a security camera pointing toward the airport, which were broadcast on Russian television, showed a large explosion at ground level, with flames and sparks leaping high into the air.
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Using a combination of grainy archival footage of real TV shows and original scripted material, Diogo Strausz and Rodrigo Peirao give their spaghetti western-esque disco track the visual accompaniment it deserves.
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If J.F.K. were assassinated today, we wouldn't be poring over a single, grainy Zapruder film; we'd have scores of high-definition smartphone videos taken from all angles and thousands of eyewitness tweets.
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The 1970s were something of a heyday for Bigfoot researchers — the grainy Patterson-Gimlin film, which claimed to show one of the creatures strolling through a California streambed, was shot in 1967.
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A grainy childhood photo shows the artist holding an uzi backwards over his shoulder, wearing an aqua Miami Dolphins Super Bowl 1985 t-shirt (yes, the game in Ace Ventura: Pet Detective).
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Occasionally, the effort to commit fully to the conceit feels strained or shows its limitations, as when a grainy camera recording from a distance undercuts the intensity of a particularly dramatic confrontation.
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In a grainy video posted to Mr. Ledezma's Twitter account, uniformed men in black helmets can be seen pushing a man in his pajamas out of a building and into a vehicle.
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For one thing, by the time this one's over, fans will know a lot more about the mysterious Samara, the dead girl who continues to terrify the living via a grainy videotape.
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A short, grainy video shared by one of the security sources showed the man, dressed in a blue shirt, approaching U.S. officials on the bridge and raising a hand to his neck.
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While testing out the stage name "Flossie Rose" and wearing an amount of eyeliner only truly acceptable in the previous decade, Pugh played the acoustic guitar in grainy, homemade 240p YouTube videos.
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How will individuals be able to tell whether a broadly worded statement on a broadband provider's website has anything to do the fact that their online video service is buffering or grainy?
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So there was something weirdly funny when the anchor read out the news, to the accompaniment of grainy footage of a World War II fighter plane that appeared to be a Spitfire.
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Serve up some spicy, smoky fresh chorizo sausages on a potato bun with plenty of grainy mustard and sautéed bell peppers and onions for a little something different for this backyard barbecue.
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This unpretentiousness is carried through the Kolumba, where the grainy concrete walls are a uniformly soft, warm grey, creating a neutrality that is indifferent to the standard coldness of white museum walls.
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Even through the grainy picture, I was awestruck as two astronauts -- Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin -- landed almost a quarter of a million miles away and take those first steps on the moon.
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The first geostationary weather satellite images were "grainy, very low-resolution; they are going to be absolutely nothing like the images you are going to be seeing off of GOES-R," Gasparrini said.
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The "sex tape" Trump referred to is grainy footage of two people under blankets on a Spanish reality TV show; as Snopes pointed out, it's barely explicit and, given the provenance, possibly manipulated.
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Photo: University of Illinois Urbana–Champaign & IntelAs someone who's long battled with Photoshop to fix dark and grainy images, the results from this algorithm, even in its early research stages, is staggeringly impressive.
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"Your mother, yaar," he said, holding up his drink as we sipped ours: too bitter, too strong, with an unwelcome grainy dose of cinnamon, and my sister rolled her eyes at us all.
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A grainy picture of someone's face — captured by a security camera, a social-media account or a deputy's smartphone — can quickly become a link to their identity, including their name, family and address.
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In the coming hours, people would use the grainy video to make false claims about the fire, including that the person shown was an "Imam" or a Yellow Vest protester setting the fire.
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Most of the film is in black-and-white (filmed on satisfyingly grainy 8mm film), but when it switches to color, it seems there may be hope for redemption of these demonic figures.
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The message also included the link to a TMZ story, discussing the 2005 snippet and along with a grainy video of Love and actress Jessica Chastain with Weinstein at an event in 2012.
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GIF: NASA/JPL-CaltechIn July 2017, Curiosity used its NavCam to capture a series of images that were used to create grainy videos showing the movement of Martian clouds (one example shown below).
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Let's go: Brandy, "Beggin & Pleadin" Brandy's first piece of solo music since 2012's fine LP Two Eleven is "Beggin & Pleadin," a grainy, lusty bit of blues that perfectly suits her rusty alto.
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The footage is grainy, but seems to reveal an unmarked truck backing into the loading bay and PRNT23D security officers escorting several men in jumpsuits from truck's cargo area and into holding cells.
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If there are two things I can't not click on, it's conspiracy theories and niche memes; consequently, my Instagram was soon dominated by grainy images of Rothschild bankers and the World Trade Center.
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It featured Peter Bici, Gio Estevez, Jones Keefe, Mike Hernandez, Quim Cardona, and others skating through the streets, mixed with grainy footage of kids hanging out and living life in New York City.
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The remarkable thing about the earlier, grainy version was that one of Mawlawi Haibatullah's eyes had been faded so that he'd resemble Mullah Omar, the legendary one-eyed founding leader of the Taliban.
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It's a kind of grainy pointillism, and as the artist Jennie C. Jones notes in a brief catalog essay, a sort of visual music comparable to the minimalist jazz piano of Ahmad Jamal.
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In 1991, a team at Massachusetts General Hospital, in Boston, showed its first, grainy video of a human visual cortex "lighting up" as the cortex turned impulses from the optic nerve into images.
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No, it definitely won't end up in a grainy video of you, stumbling down the beach in nothing but a snorkel, having just popped a Viagra for banter during a Richy Ahmed set.
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Ms. Franklin made the song a patient, circuitous, ultimately spectacular ascent, from a husky, inward-looking start to an airborne finale, through husky assurances and bluesy sufferings, through grainy determination and powerful purity.
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It's not just that the footage is often grainy, and that in older broadcasts the absence of modern staples like the on-screen score, time clock, and yellow first-down line are disorienting.
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Somewhere a grainy BlackBerry video supposedly exists where I am dancing — in ski boots — on a table at the Krazy Kanguruh slopeside bar in St. Anton am Arlberg (doesn't quite sound like me).
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Aping the grainy image of late-night infomercials and cable-access television, the campy "Awesome Show" aesthetic, particularly its meticulously punchy sound effects, has lodged in the brains of a generation of comics.
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One of them had lodged in his spine, paralyzing him instantly, and in the minutes before he lost consciousness — captured on Holiday Market's grainy surveillance tapes — he never lost his look of surprise.
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The dogie below was shot in low-light conditions and is a little grainy as a result, but it came out much better than the drool-filled pepperoni-toss dogies that preceded it.
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This might sound obvious, but you would be surprised how many people get suckered in by a flashy device, only to discover that the picture quality is grainy and the sound is tinny.
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In the grandma chicken mixian, a dark and grainy oil slick — a distillation of garlic and black sesame — dyes and deepens a chicken broth that is already so full-bodied it's almost sticky.
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First on the BBC, and then on the grainy soft-porn channel that was Channel 5 in the early noughties, Robot Wars was a programme which highlighted the very best of robot athleticism.
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Visual snow, or the appearance of a grainy texture throughout the visual field, is neuronal, having to do more with how neurons and nerves process signals, than with the structure of the eye itself.
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The grainy video, released late on Thursday, purportedly shows Warmbier removing a propaganda banner from a staff-only section of the Yanggakdo International Hotel in Pyongyang, where he was staying over the New Year.
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The Islamic State recognized the power of digital media early on, when its brutish progenitor, Jordanian jihadist Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, discovered the utility of uploading grainy videos of his atrocities to the Internet.
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There's a grainy clip on YouTube of her confidently belting "Home" from The Wiz dressed as Dorothy, in full hair and makeup, that would have surely gone viral if social media existed in 1988.
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Finding some grainy imperfections in your smartphone photo is an unavoidable reality of digital photography (especially in low light conditions), but it's not going to stop you from recognizing who or what you've photographed.
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Last week, Business Insider's Kat Taylor reached out to the company after being "pleasantly surprised" when a recent queso order arrived "less grainy" and with "a more even heat" than a previous taste test.
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One seen by BuzzFeed News shows grainy footage of a woman covering herself up with a burqa — playing to religious tensions with Muslims — before grabbing a child tightly by the arm and walking away.
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Its f/29 aperture lags behind the iPhone 29, Google Pixel XL and the Galaxy S27 Edge, and it shows; the low-light photos it takes are always a tad to dark and grainy.
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The grainy 22-second scene of grown men flailing, tumbling and pummeling on an airplane lingered on social media for a couple of days before breaking out onto television newscasts and news organizations' websites.
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The FBI has released a grainy aerial video of the traffic stop Tuesday afternoon that led to the capture of the Oregon militia leader and the shooting death of one member, Robert LaVoy Finicum.
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The grainy aerial footage shows Finicum raise his hands in the air and then turn and flail his arms moments before he is shot by an officer the FBI identified as a state trooper.
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Think of RAW image files in photography, which keep every last grainy detail in the photo to give editors the most information to work with, and you'll have a good idea of Sennheiser's objective.
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Chambers was last seen on grainy gas station footage that shows her walking towards a gas station, about 90 minutes before first responders discovered her on fire about one mile from the gas station.
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The pictures themselves, dating between 1956 and 1962, have a grainy, moody texture and reveal an Arbus who had already landed on some of her favored themes: childhood, negotiable gender, fringe culture and class.
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The pictures themselves, dating between 1956 and 294003, have a grainy, moody texture and reveal an Arbus who had already landed on some of her favored themes: childhood, negotiable gender, fringe culture and class.
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Momos, Tibetan dumplings, are slightly doughier than elsewhere in town, with grainy whole-wheat skins surrounding beef sweated with shallots and more delicate white-flour skins around chicken laced with curry powder, Nepali-style.
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Pious worshippers of the coveted Berlin techno mecca have offered bribes to get inside, designed simulators that mimic its infamous door policy, and posted grainy videos of its inner happenings (also known as berghrotica).
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Ishiuchi Miyako: Postwar Shadows celebrates one of the few women coming out of the are, bure, boke (grainy, blurry, and out-of-focus) style of photography, whose most recognizable practitioner may be Daidō Moriyama.
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Dramatization of the story is provided both by grainy Super-8 reconstructions and by scenes from the couple's actual films: lush, groundbreaking works, such as the first North Korean film ever about romantic love.
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"It was my attempt at trying to make sense of incorporating these really metallic, jarring, grainy, lo-fi textures and field recordings with my voice, [and] kind of meeting in the middle" she says.
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As you watch him, armed with a squeeze bottle full of gunpowder, painstakingly shape the grainy substance on his paper, it's hard not to marvel at his eye for detail despite his unruly medium.
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Oh, and this is the second time Soderbergh's shot a movie on an iPhone — but instead of the grainy, handheld shots you might imagine, it's filled with carefully composed images of cushy backroom dealings.
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The pictures themselves, dating between 1956 and 2592, have a grainy, moody texture and reveal an Arbus who had already landed on some of her favored themes: childhood, negotiable gender, fringe culture and class.
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The pictures themselves, dating between 2681 and 26000, have a grainy, moody texture and reveal an Arbus who had already landed on some of her favored themes: childhood, negotiable gender, fringe culture and class.
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It was just a local crime story at first, the details dribbling out in the tabloid press: a selfie of the couple on Facebook, grainy security camera footage, the circumstances of their last argument.
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CHICAGO — The grainy dash camera video showed a black 17-year-old named Laquan McDonald writhing in the street as Jason Van Dyke, a white Chicago police officer, fired bullet after bullet into him.
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In the grainy tape, Lowe starred in a steamy encounter with a then-16-year-old Atlanta girl, identified as Lena Jan Parsons (known as Jan), and her 23-year-old friend, Tara Seburt.
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In August, the NYPD managed to identify Larry Griffin II, a suspect in a bomb hoax in a Manhattan train station, in about an hour, using several grainy photos matched against millions of others.
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His grainy footage shows a multiracial, angry gathering of queer men and women holding small homemade signs; there were no mass-produced T-shirts emblazoned with slogans, no shiny pins, no professionally printed posters.
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In the garage, prosecutors discovered grainy surveillance video that showed a well-dressed figure approaching Mr. Gebrev's gray Nissan, as well as the cars owned by Mr. Gebrev's son and by the production manager.
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A neatly sliced loaf of very good seeded dark rye bread — the best you can find — goes exceptionally well, as do some pickled tomatoes, some grainy mustard mixed with mayonnaise and some strong aioli.
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The evidence Kessler claimed to have access to never materialized, and the grainy photos he claimed showed men, including Alan Dershowitz and Ehud Barak, having sex with women connected to Epstein were never verified.
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He told Dershowitz that he didn&apost have any footage of him at Epstein&aposs residences, despite showing The Times and his own lawyers the grainy photograph he claimed was of Dershowitz having sex.
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There's a famous trope in crime TV shows: The characters are peering anxiously at a grainy surveillance camera, when suddenly they see their suspect — in a blurry image that's only visible for a second.
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The pictures themselves, dating between 42153 and 1962, have a grainy, moody texture and reveal an Arbus who had already landed on some of her favored themes: childhood, negotiable gender, fringe culture and class.
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You can easily find grainy footage of him performing two-finger push-ups for an audience at a martial arts tournament, or peruse an extensive analytical literature devoted to his legendary one-inch punch.
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Taken from the band's gorgeous new album, Poison Gown, the song manifests itself in grainy, black and white noir style, the graceful movements of its doomed ballerina bookended by the cries of dying animals.
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This one is a toss up because while the Pixel 3 captured a more detailed horizon, the Note 9's shot is less grainy and offers up richer, less muddy colors than the Pixel 3.
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Click here to view original GIFThe Game Boy Camera was one of the first truly cheap digital cameras, but the trade-off was that it could only snap grainy, 128x112-pixel black and white photographs.
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I remember lurking the male cams, and all some of these dudes do is sit there, grainy quality webcam facing their junk, not showing their face with a flaccid dick in hand doing absolutely nothing.
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Quantum physics is concerned with what happens when we take seemingly continuous fields like this and make them instead "grainy" or quantized—for example, light waves becoming the individualized packets of light known as photons.
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With just the tap of a button labeled "2X," I was able to get vivid, detailed shots at true 2X optical zoom, not the grainy digital zoom smartphone users have been wise to avoid forever.
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" A search for "aliens" turns up a breathless report from UK tabloid Metro about the alleged energy-sucking, which is sourced to a grainy video of unknown origin posted by an anonymous "UFO fan channel.
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With little initial evidence of the attack located, police released grainy images of two persons of interest who were captured on surveillance video in Smollett's neighborhood around the time the actor said he was attacked.
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The photos are colorless, grainy, and sometimes inscrutable: tangled and twisted branches are set against a monotone sky, a lone grave marker emerges from the ground in an empty clearing, blank hills roll into oblivion.
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Though little more than a grainy video of Thompson kissing another woman has been offered as evidence of the basketball player's infidelity, there has been no shortage of backlash from Kardashian's supporters and Cavaliers fans.
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Click here to view original GIFVideo: Scripps OceanographyIt's dark and a bit grainy, but marine biologists working off the coast of western Australia have finally captured footage of a ruby seadragon in its natural habitat.
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As grainy and off-color as this copy is, it's still startling to see a young Will Smith mugging his way through interactions with Freddy, after a full 30 years of the video being unavailable.
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The Moto Z3 Play leaked earlier this month in slightly sketchy and grainy images from China, but yesterday, VentureBeat reporter Evan Blass leaked what appears to be a nice-looking press image of the device.
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During my brief time with the device, skin tones looked either too orange or too cool, depending on whether you turned vibrant mode on, and even the demo phone's stock background looked pixelated and grainy.
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Though the photo is grainy, the new accessory appears to be an asymmetrical gold signet ring with the circular face covered in diamonds and twisted to the left, stacked atop his usual simple gold band.
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Even in a grainy paparazzi shot, her ring still dazzles like the light in Kathleen Kelly's eyes when she heard the ding from that first email from Joe Fox (Tom Hanks) in You've Got Mail.
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It's a little grainy and blinkered, like any VR headset, but it's probably less prone to problems like getting dust and hair on the display because you're not constantly removing the screen from the headset.
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Rocks and stones play a vital role, setting unpolished grainy textures against delicate plants, playing earthy tones against vivid floral displays, and adding weight, mass and a sense of solidity to a dynamic green scene.
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The report described grainy, dramatic tapes of fights between a yellow-throated martens and a feral-looking house cat, a brown bear and a wild boar, as well as weasels, eagles, rams and farm animals.
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Brett McGurk, a special presidential envoy for the coalition to counter ISIL, was among those on hand to greet the Americans after their flight out of Iran and shared the first (grainy) picture of them.
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It's nothing new for basketball recruits to have fame bestowed upon them at an early age, though in the prep-to-pro era, most of the footage of future stars was limited to grainy mixtapes.
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It's an amazingly poor fit for immensely flakey arena WiFi and the kind of cellular service you might expect from a stadium where tens of thousands of people are simultaneously trying to text grainy selfies.
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Some of these same stars have even treated us to a more intimate look at what their lives were like growing up, posting blasts-from-the-pasts in sometimes-grainy video form for their fans.
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A woman who described herself as a close friend of Ms. Morgan's said Mr. Alleyne had started "bugging out" after seeing a grainy surveillance photo of one of the shooting suspects in Mr. Gabay's killing.
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We'd see grainy movies, poor reproductions, and everything from great films most people had missed to super weird ones that sort of feel genius and sort of feel like no one should ever see them.
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With just the tap of a button labeled "2X," I was able to get vivid, detailed shots at true 2x optical zoom, not the grainy digital zoom smartphone users have been wise to avoid forever.
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The pictures themselves, dating between 2500 and 21, have a grainy, moody texture, and they reveal an Arbus who had already landed on some of her favored themes: childhood, negotiable gender, fringe culture and class.
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The pictures themselves, dating between 1956 and 1962, have a grainy, moody texture, and they reveal an Arbus who had already landed on some of her favored themes: childhood, negotiable gender, fringe culture and class.
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The pictures themselves, dating between 2190 and 22215, have a grainy, moody texture, and they reveal an Arbus who had already landed on some of her favored themes: childhood, negotiable gender, fringe culture and class.
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They also presented evidence including phone records showing that the defendant made calls to his associates right before they were captured on grainy videos participating in the attack and testimony from a variety of witnesses.
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The pictures themselves, dating between 294 and 21989, have a grainy, moody texture, and they reveal an Arbus who had already landed on some of her favored themes: childhood, negotiable gender, fringe culture and class.
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The pictures themselves, dating between 221 and 22025, have a grainy, moody texture, and they reveal an Arbus who had already landed on some of her favored themes: childhood, negotiable gender, fringe culture and class.
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The pictures themselves, dating between 2845 and 2534, have a grainy, moody texture, and they reveal an Arbus who had already landed on some of her favored themes: childhood, negotiable gender, fringe culture and class.
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