"And that was his great skill, zooming out and zooming in," says Sculley.
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This artistic meme involves drawing something crappy, zooming in, then zooming out to reveal something amazing.
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Think of it more like zooming out, moving over a bit, and then zooming back in.
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A special lens with 10x "hybrid" optical zooming and up to 100x with optical and digital zooming.
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Google touted its software magic for better digital zooming when you're zooming beyond the 2X optical zoom.
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A telephoto lens is only good for optical zooming, which doesn't lose any detail compared to digital zooming.
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In a way, it was very stream of consciousness: drawing to the beat, zooming in, zooming out and moving around.
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And the Ultra model — the one that starts at $1,400 — comes with a special lens with 10x "hybrid" optical zooming and up to 100x with optical and digital zooming.
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"More often than not I'm going to be pausing and then zooming in and then playing again, then zooming and pausing and you just get tired of it after a while," he said.
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" But they won't be walkable if traffic is zooming through."
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Throughout my project, I was constantly zooming in and out.
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Zooming out a bit brings the situation into greater relief.
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There is some type of TIE fighter zooming toward Rey.
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There is no zooming, digital or otherwise, in Portrait mode.
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But zooming in isn't quite the same as getting closer.
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But zooming in on that pill bottle makes the details unreadable.
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When the video pops up, there's an option for zooming in.
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For some reason, zooming in on a map wasn't intuitive either.
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The video opens by zooming out from the vlogger's fruit cocktail.
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And all of this wild zooming action is just the appetizer.
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Pinching and zooming is the only action that works really well.
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Shonibare replays the scene—slowing it down, changing perspectives, zooming in.
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After all, you're zooming on city streets at max 22 mph.
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The Plus model features two cameras, which allows for super-zooming.
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Now point the camera at someone — anyone — and start super zooming.
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When he squares a pitch up, though, he sets it zooming.
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Zooming in, they can approach each work and examine it closely.
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She ends by zooming down a waterslide of Kerry Washington's tears.
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The difficult part is avoiding the scooters and bikes zooming by.
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Illustration: Randall Munroe"Zooming in" means narrowing the field of view.
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My brain goes zooming up the wall, where it hangs, shaking.
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Nilay Patel: My dream is that you two just talk to each other Isaac Reynolds: I was going to say, you talk about people zooming in when they are taking Instagram videos, and they're zooming really fast.
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By simply zooming in, Strüwe took the familiar and made it alien.
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But you can bet he'll be around, and we'll be zooming in.
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This was something akin to dragon fire zooming between Dany and Jon.
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Zooming in, a few percentage points lost here and there seem minor.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - Hyundai is zooming onto the self-driving scene.
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The display supports multitouch for pinching and zooming on maps, for example.
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He went right back to zooming around and being playful with everyone.
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Instead of enjoying them, I found myself zooming in on my teeth.
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The robotaxi's blowin' its horn and zooming autonomously down the home stretch.
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Being an iOS app, navigation requires a lot of tapping and zooming.
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Zooming out, to consider the telcos themselves, why do they need Teralytics?
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However, cameras zooming into huts captured scenes of daily life fully intact.
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Even the cheapest point-and-shoots have ten times the zooming potential.
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You can go back to Zooming your brilliant brainstorms in peace, everyone.
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And the minimum focusing distance can be another annoyance, especially when zooming.
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The Pro models also have a 12-megapixel telephoto lens for zooming.
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Also important to Jobs was the process of zooming in, according Sculley.
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The echoes of rushing crowds, a flickering light, a train zooming by.
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The video shows him plucking the roll and the drone zooming off.
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Women are warming to the harder spirits, too, with bourbon sales zooming.
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Or roads made more hazardous by takeout couriers zooming around on motorbikes.
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It was first noticed zooming out of the constellation Lyra on Oct.
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What about — zooming out further still — the question of technology destroying human jobs?
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The boys and Elle see emergency vehicles zooming off and decide to follow.
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Instead, make any adjustments — either zooming in or cropping — after taking the photo.
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The galaxy we're zooming in on in the video above is LEDA 36252.
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The video then goes the other way around, zooming in to a quark.
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Should we be zooming in on her sweatshirts and tees from now on?
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The mayor isn't the biggest fan of motorized vehicles zooming around the city.
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AFTER a decade of halting progress, electric cars are zooming ahead in China.
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Unless, of course, you actively wished the zooming was better on your smartphones.
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I wouldn't use the Pixel 4's digital zooming to capture anything meaningful.
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Zooming in further, around 40 ETFs hold Amazon within the top 5 percent.
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Zooming out, everything in your peripheral vision isn't quite as detailed as that.
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"We'll keep learning about them as we catch more of them zooming through."
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Resizing stickers is challenging because the touchscreen isn't good with pinching and zooming.
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Select one, and then move and scale your Bitmoji by dragging, pinching, and zooming.
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Just start recording and the app takes care of the zooming, with sound effects.
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His GIFs routinely have the effect of zooming lights in a dark, boundless tunnel.
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The automatic panning and zooming feature was novel last year and is still neat.
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Zooming in and out would cause the page elements to overlap in weird ways.
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Recordings include the sounds of birds chirping, a train zooming by, and a kiss.
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Swirl allows for rotating a product, zooming in and out, or playing an animation.
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That way, you can just press harder or lighter to control the zooming speed.
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Zooming out put me back in god mode, observing the warfare from on high.
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With debts now zooming past $9 billion, the company threw in the towel. 5.
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We'll remain cautiously optimistic until the day we see the flying cars zooming overhead.
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Zooming across the hills of Hyrule feels like cheating in the best way possible.
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Tech Tip Q. Are there any zooming controls in the iOS 9 Camera app?
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While shooting video, pinch-zooming on something will amplify the noise from that area.
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This is exactly how zooming works on Snapchat, as of an update in May.
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Zooming can be "faked" with a single lens, but ultrawide shots can't be faked.
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Let's hope it'll be zooming around the flowers and trees as soon as possible.
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Santa, gaze turned cheekily back, zooming over the Earth in a blazing rocket ship.
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But those numbers spike when zooming in on the core county of each city.
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Companies that build rockets for space exploration or flying vehicles for zooming over lakes.
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It's perfect for scrolling through menus and zooming and and out on things like maps.
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Zooming out, we see new patterns "emerge" from the complex behavior of individual building blocks.
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Now, `Oumuamua is 124 million miles from Earth, zooming away at 85,700 miles per hour.
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" Biles reciprocated by posting a video zooming in on Nory with the caption, "babe @arthur.
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The twisted genius just posted video of a test sled zooming through a test tunnel.
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At that point SpaceShipTwo ignited its rocket engine and started zooming upwards at increasing speed.
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Since the iPhone XR has only one rear-camera lens, it can't perform optical zooming.
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Zooming in other appsRelated coverage fromHow To Do Everything: Tech:'How much is Windows 10?
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Zooming in is the process of finding elegant, intuitive solutions to these newly identified industries.
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Robins instead directs her attention to Trilling's marriage, zooming in on its troubles and quirks.
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Zooming out, there's evidence that illegal border crossings have significantly decreased since the early 2000s.
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But best of all is face-to-face communication, even if its Skyping or Zooming.
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Choosing a lower number — like 25 percent — gives you smaller degrees of magnification for zooming.
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Viewers and readers need us in the news media to keep zooming out, way out.
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The higher-end models have an additional telephoto camera on the back for zooming in.
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He doesn't look at the billboards or the exit signs or the other cars zooming past.
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Twitter took the moment and ran with it, zooming in and focusing on Michelle's facial expression.
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"From behind this door?" the architect said, rotating his hand and zooming-in on the crawlspace.
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We did a quick test of the Galaxy S20 Ultra's zooming, and it was pretty impressive!
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But on an iPhone screen, comiXology's method of zooming and panning on comic panels is indispensable.
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It was zooming toward his net, but he reached it and deflected it 25 yards clear.
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Zooming in even closer on Orchid Lane, it appears some houses had their roofs torn off.
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I find the stabilization, if you're not zooming in, and the sound recording to be great.
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Or the spacecraft is still up there but just unresponsive — a cold box zooming around Earth.
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Google uses software for zooming, and the results are impressive compared with a hardware zoom lens.
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Zooming out, there are also major legal question marks hanging over behaviourally targeted ads in Europe.
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You'll notice it most when manually focusing, or zooming with a mid-range to telephoto lens.
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A driving game needed to be better than the honking, zooming ramshackle bouncing of a Dacia.
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In some instances, you can manipulate these cards by zooming in or panning the image around.
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It's for telling what's in the road, not for zooming in to spot a street address.
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Zooming consumer price increases have sapped people's spending power while hammering Macri in the opinion polls.
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Zooming out a bit further, Caywood says that Starling third-party integrations fall into three categories.
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Zooming is great, but that's not the only reason to put dual cameras on a phone.
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Still, zooming in on the daily chart, Cramer said there are more reasons to be cautious.
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Note that this method of zooming does not work in all apps or on all sites.
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That additional lens gives the Pixel 4 more sophisticated zooming capabilities compared to the Pixel 3a.
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Zooming up on the coke with the steep swoop down cushioned by heroin seemed, well, perfect.
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As the iPhone 7 ships, the dual cameras are being used only to offer zooming capability.
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Even the concealed-carry gun bill that's zooming through the House never got a public hearing.
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As the girl awaits her executioner, she scrambles our sense of who's zooming in on whom.
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DF: This is huge for Snapchat, by the way, where everybody is zooming all the time.
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I much prefer the transitional fade animations with Reduce motion turned on over the nauseating zooming effects.
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This won't immediately allow the full-scale, autonomous robots zooming across the country that tech companies imagine.
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Forensic experts, meanwhile, are zooming in on how the bombs were triggered and where they were placed.
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That means even if you're zooming in at 2x with Note 303, your photos won't look blurry.
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The world's best-known technology company said the iPhone 7 would have one, zooming 12-megapixel camera.
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But the various probes zooming through our cosmos are capable of capturing radio emissions from space objects.
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Flatten the hill and you're riding with more resistance on the pedals, great for zooming along straightaways.
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He's not zooming down to the gas station to buy pasta at 5 AM on a whim.
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This time around Europe's political dial the risk of disagreement appears to be zooming alarmingly into view.
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The software renders shapes that maintain this self-similar fractal zooming behavior by solving more advanced equations.
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Would someone have called in if a long-haired boy was seen zooming across the soccer field?
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In this particular case I'd get a better result by zooming into and cropping the 3x photo.
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A satellite zooming around Mars spotted a lone machine, the Curiosity Rover, exploring the rugged Martian terrain.
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Both cameras have optical zoom, and Google's software-enhanced zooming clearly shows how powerful software can be.
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Zooming out just slightly, 21.003 of the 19 warmest years on record have all occurred since 2000.
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Instead of zooming around like a hobbyist's drone, the device is limited to going up and down.
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The colors were crisp and bright, the touchscreen was responsive, and scrolling and zooming was a breeze.
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Zooming in reveals that the Huawei P9 uses far less artificial post-processing to enhance the image.
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The iPhone X has a 12-megapixel wide-angle lens and a second telephoto lens for zooming.
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Chamberlain's editing style is just as distinct, full of meme-y quick cuts, zooming, and text commentary.
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There are parts of the film that feel very dire—as though we're zooming toward the apocalypse.
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But he is giddy afterwards, zooming in to screenshot the image of his hand on Cher's shoulder.
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Zooming in on it, authorities saw it belonged to a woman named Evelyn Letterman, who died in 2012.
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Whether you're Zooming it in or not sitting down on the job, here's how to do it right.
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Gibney nails the graphics, zooming in on a needle spraying droplets as a robotic arm sputters through malfunctions.
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Zooming in to rough textures might reveal some loss of local contrast and make those textures appear smoother.
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Soon after, her beloved cat, Church, gets hit by one of the trucks constantly zooming down the road.
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Instead, it meandered through the city, zooming in on the lives of store clerks, doormen, and taxi drivers.
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She's constantly jumping, springing, racing, clambering, scrambling, darting after shadowy crooks, and zooming away in the blue convertible.
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Of course, zooming along is only part the battle, you also have to be able to stop again.
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Naturally, this included zooming in on the lyrics to "Two Ghosts," which some theorized is about Taylor Swift.
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If your phone doesn't have a second physical lens for zooming than digital zoom is an option too.
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But zooming out and looking at the longer-term trends — the trends that really matter — changes the story.
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Zooming in on it brings up a photo of a calf, grazing a bit outside its usual range.
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Zooming in further, he noted that its August low of $451 could provide support on the way down.
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Zooming in on specific cases, some of the valuations we estimated using public data were even much lower.
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There's so many more features available to you on Stories now: face filters, zooming in with music, uhh….
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Sure, it's cheating — your camera isn't really zooming so much as cropping — and the results often look bad.
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Working in 3D means a lot of rotating on various axes, zooming in and out and so on.
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Drivers working for the ride-hail apps Uber and Lyft zooming about, picking up and dropping off fares.
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Or we see them in artists' renderings, those sci-fi looking images of spacecraft zooming along in orbit.
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Zooming out to a longer historical view shows Apple's iPhone strategy has remained broadly unchanged from the start.
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I'm very curious to see the impact on heat and battery life when Apple enables features beyond zooming.
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It's the first to feature two cameras, one for regular shooting and the other for optically zooming in.
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The Moto G7 has a dual camera with 12-megapixel and 5-megapixel sensors and high-resolution zooming.
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The Note 2000 also has a 2950-megapixel wide angle lens and a 12-megapixel lens for zooming.
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In the days that followed, they would be relieved by Allied troops zooming North to cross the river.
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A telephoto lens, which specializes in zooming, is preferable for portraits or landscape photos with an isolated subject.
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One company among the top 10 was named the most-improved, zooming up eight points over 2018: Microsoft.
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Blinking green rectangles highlighted the trespassers; zooming in, he could make out the group of figures more clearly.
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WAMI allows for an area to be recorded at once while watching and zooming in on multiple targets.
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His pre-trial is peppered with wide shots of the courtroom, zooming in on its second-story windows.
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This sees Veo follow the action via virtual panning and zooming to create a TV-like viewing experience.
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Zooming out further, stocks have cratered more than 30% since topping out at historic highs on February 19.
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That could be a zooming in on sources pertinent to a story I'm working on or top news.
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The first generation did get a leg up with some very clever AI camera panning, zooming and framing.
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It features a bright building and colorful sky, as well as streaks of light from cars zooming by.
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Zooming in, she found that tiny bristles called setae had been uprooted in dissolved areas of the shells.
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Bitcoin hits a speed bump This time two years ago, Bitcoin was zooming higher, eventually peaking above $18,000.
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"He's amazing," Mr. Strano said after taking a video of the Reed portrait, zooming in on its details.
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Understanding what mortality in America looks like today now means zooming in on what's happening in different regions.
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But the extent of the hit to middle America is even clearer when zooming in to the county level.
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That's supposedly 10x of natural zoom without the loss of detail you get from artificial cropping from digital zooming.
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Also there is no way NASA would risk catching a rotating capsule zooming at the space station that fast.
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I think people are going to find zooming is now actually a really viable thing to do on smartphones.
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He later shared a photo of his EP's album artwork, zooming in on a rainbow projected on a building.
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He posted several videos about stabbings he attributed to those groups, zooming in on gruesome close-ups of wounds.
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"That... is not a phone," they wrote, zooming in on what's in Isaiah's hand, which, true, isn't a phone.
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The supermodel posted a neck-down video, zooming her camera onto her slightly NSFW top with marker-traced breasts.
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Turns out, zooming in too far on Google Maps' user-uploaded 27D Spheres produces some impressively fucked up images.
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Every time you zoom in to catch that perfect shot of that $10803 hamburger you're not actually zooming in.
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Turns out, zooming in too far on Google Maps' user-uploaded 3D Spheres produces some impressively fucked up images.
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Without zooming in and studying the details, you'll find it hard to distinguish between the Pixel and S9 cameras.
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The combination of both lenses gives shooters a better chance to play with focal length and zooming in photos.
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We'd developed multitouch, we'd developed the soft keyboard, we had examples of pinching and zooming of maps and stuff.
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In McMillan's Instagram story, the model can be seen zooming in on Quinto's hand to emphasize the new ring.
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The iPhone XS and XS Max support 2X optical zooming, meaning you can zoom in without losing any quality.
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If the Pixel 4's zooming is so good that I find it useful, perhaps I'll change my mind.
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But zooming can be "faked" by a regular smartphone lens by pinching out on the screen to zoom in.
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Only after zooming in block by block did some tiny red dots appear, representing Thai, Somali and Greek spots.
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The larger model, the 7 Plus, has two cameras on the rear that work together to improve zooming capability.
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With a chopper swirling above him and about a dozen cops speeding after him, he just kept on zooming.
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Less detail here on the bird, and a little more blotchiness and detail-smoothing from the iPhone's digital zooming.
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All the other cars zooming past them, all of those other drivers going, going, going until they disappeared, too.
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The camera is similarly rude, zooming in close to Simmons' buttocks as the yellow yolk streaks into his crevices.
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Subway riders often wonder why an express train suddenly crawls along slowly instead of zooming to the next stop.
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But the editing, including zooming in and repeating several frames, exaggerated the contact between Mr. Acosta and the intern.
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Implementation here is similarly effective, moving and zooming out to follow the subject and included additional people at once.
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The Galaxy S20's Ultra's periscope lens affords it some incredible zoom ranges when combined with artificial digital zooming.
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Even though electric scooters are typically seen zooming around cities, the two-wheeled devices aren't always accessible to everyone.
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With precarious roads, zooming cars, and crappy bike infrastructure, women are less likely to feel safe on a bike.
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But the OnePlus 7 Pro came out on top when taking photos in dark environments, and when zooming in.
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"Diamonds are a sham, you know," I'd say while pinch-zooming the latest engagement announcement to populate my newsfeed.
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He said he is encouraged by the new generation of users, the ones practically born swiping and pinch-zooming.
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There's Group Planning, there's a social-esque "follow" button for local businesses, you can share your ETA, there's a redesigned "Explore" section, and there's almost no way to get the damn thing to show you a cross street near your destination without three full minutes of desperate pinching and zooming and re-zooming.
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Most shows would have filmed the shooting by zooming in on Billy's shocked face as the bullets pierce his body.
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This shit is terrifying and I don't know how I'll manage on a real run with other people zooming around.
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Once they've locked that down, we could have a future filled with swarms of tiny cyborgs zooming around our airspace.
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Previous efforts at unobtrusive optical zooming by other phone makers haven't been good, so Apple has a real opportunity here.
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They took turns filming each other on the path, with 24-year-old Bendjima zooming past her at one point.
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There goes that man again ... This time, the Harlem Globetrotters are hitting shots while zooming around on a ZIP LINE!!!!
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Walk up to the object and take a picture without zooming and you'll see that the detail is much clearer.
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Cruisers are good for casual city riding, but they look best zooming down a beach boardwalk or sand-covered trail.
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Basically, this means that when zooming in at 9603x with the Note 8, your photos will likely look less blurry.
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He later shared a photo of his EP&aposs album artwork, zooming in on a rainbow projected on a building.
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Pennebaker keeps close to his subjects, zooming in on their faces to find what you couldn't see on a stage.
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The telephoto lens is really sharp too, and it certainly delivers way more detail than digitally zooming on the Pixel.
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This young of the year got tagged and has been zooming up and down the Long Island coast ever since.
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But after a lot of squinting, zooming in, and a 360 virtual reconstruction of this ensemble, all was finally revealed.
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After launching, the probe will begin its exploration, zooming past Venus and Mercury on its way to orbit the sun.
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In 43, bitcoin went from $830 to $19,300, then dropped below $6,000 this week before zooming past $8,000 again yesterday.
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If you don't get up, it rolls off your bedside table and starts zooming around your room, beeping like mad.
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In the blink of the eye, the abort motor fired, shoving the module away from the zooming rocket behind it.
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Consumer drones simply allow people to create this imagery for themselves, zooming in on the specific target of their surveillance.
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But, thanks to machine learning, we are actually getting much better at zooming into a photo without losing picture quality.
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Doubling down on zooming wouldn't have been an issue if the Pixel 4 also had a third ultra-wide lens.
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According to Walkin' Pets, the canine was zooming around the shelter minutes after she was placed in her new wheelchair.
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We miss the concentration, the narrowing and zooming attention to language, and, weirdly, the white space of her finest poems.
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The camera bumps and swings, panning across the scene, then zooming in for close-ups, changing focus as it moves.
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Facebook launches Portal auto-zooming video chat screens for $199/$349 So I sent my mom that newfangled Facebook Portal
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So it's worth raising an eyebrow if electric cars are zooming toward the future and leaving a historical technology behind.
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The mechanics of Gorogoa are straightforward — zooming in and out on illustrations and then moving around tiles to four panes.
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In 1997, the rule of 20 gave roughly the same answer as we have now, but stocks kept zooming higher.
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The narrative throughout often moves outside of linear time, zooming into alternate pasts and certain futures, and to great effect.
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In short, it's all down to a combination of optical zooming hardware, image processing, and an exceptionally high-resolution sensor.
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The S20 Ultra's optical zooming is more like a traditional, high-end camera than merely a phone that takes pictures.
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If you spend like 220 seconds in San Francisco, you'll have a one-wheeled zooming past you on the sidewalk.
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The best checkers are allies, suggesting fixes and zooming out to make each article as truthful and helpful as possible.
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Eilish, who won five Grammys on Sunday, quickly posted a second screenshot, zooming in on the socks of her impersonator.
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London and Washington, D.C., to name two other clogged metros, have more restricted airspace, and therefore fewer helicopters zooming overhead.
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By zooming in on terrain view, another feature of Google Earth, I simulated how the town looked from the ground.
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Zooming in closer on the marina, the debris from houses is piled up on the northern shore of the canal.
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The Pixel 4, though, is rumored to have a second camera, a telephoto lens capable of zooming in on subjects.
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Back on the ground, some of the researchers are zooming in on individual trees, and sometimes, down to their leaves.
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Flight attendants, who were zooming down the aisle with impressive efficiency, dropped off my meal in some brightly colored packaging.
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Bees huddling, zooming, gleaming and anxious, bees rolling along like sailors, bees licking the barley out of one another's beards.
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Bitcoin is picking up steam, zooming past the $4,000 milestone as spooked investors search for places to park their money.
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"I swear y'all our conversation went wayyyy better than this!" she added, zooming in on her face on the TV screen.
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Within minutes, Viners had re-cut the video, editing Trump out of the frame entirely and zooming in on Christie's face.
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While it's fun to explore the world by zooming around on Google Earth, there's just something uninspiring about most satellite images.
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Independent: Disney Princess Carriage, Paw Patrol Zooming Marshall, Sky Viper Streaming Drone (coming soon), and Star Wars Electronic R2D2 (coming soon).
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Scientists analyzing the spacecraft images think this may have been caused by gases or other particles zooming away from the accident.
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It's also one of the year's most intense emotional roller coasters, zooming from joy to sorrow while making both look beautiful.
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And if anything, I found the panning-and-zooming references to be a distraction that took me out of the movie.
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The f/2.8 lens on the GRIII will surely be awesome, but it's fixed in place and offers no zooming flexibility.
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With all those hidden labels and searches at your disposal you should find yourself zooming around your inbox like never before.
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The photos and videos you post will also have subtle animations, like slowly zooming in, to give the post more attention.
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Ahmed went zooming from left to right on a reverse in the third quarter, going for 277 yards into UCLA territory.
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Jokesters quickly counter-posted a cascade of mockingly accelerated footage, including a lightning-fast bullock cart zooming along a dirt track.
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When you were a kid, did your parents pretend a fork full of food was an airplane zooming towards your mouth?
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Rather than zooming, the camera system is built to improve lowlight photos, allowing more light into the shot to reduce noise.
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Some of the footage is totally mundane: Ledger jumping around in his living room, Ledger zooming in on his own feet.
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Later, Lil Nas X posted a photo of his EP's album artwork, zooming in on a rainbow projected on a building.
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Prior to the event, Parker shared photos of the gals getting ready on Instagram — zooming in on their hair and shoes.
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After zooming in on every still frame of Idris Elba in the trailer, though, there's no sign of the horn anywhere.
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But it does so by zooming in on the very human collateral damage that is the cost of our societal unrest.
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Snapchat recently added the motion-tracking feature along with one-hand zooming and face-swapping all within the past two months.
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Zooming in to only precincts in Miami-Dade, the pattern is clear: large concentrations of Cuban-origin Hispanics voted for Trump.
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Users who are blind but still have limited vision can customize their experience by boosting colors or zooming in or out.
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All in all, BB-8 looks like it had a pretty great day zooming around NASA with its new robot friends.
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I wish Fallout 4 VR's construction mode offered common VR design program features, like zooming out to see a whole settlement.
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Along the way, the narrative's eye flits from one character to another, like a camera zooming in, pausing, then moving on.
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Surveillance footage shows the plane zooming into the fencing as a nearby worker stands near the open trunk of a car.
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Stunning images show the UK's Royal Air Force Red Arrows zooming past New York landmarks with US Thunderbirds and F-35s
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In December, 2007, she started a blog called Supervalent Thought , dedicated to slowing the world down, zooming in on its mundanities.
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In order to be innovative, Jobs implemented a strategy of consciously changing his perspective with a process called "zooming," says Sculley.
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We love the 2x optical zoom on the Max and the option to continue zooming in to 10x with software zoom.
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When Junjun lay down on the machine's patient table, a cylindrical fixture extended down toward his groin like a zooming microscope.
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It's pretty bonkers and a little hard to read—I recommend zooming in on your browser to get the full details.
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When you think of 911, you probably think of an ambulance zooming to your address moments after making the phone call.
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And unfortunately, Google's software magic for digital zooming doesn't make up for the missing ultra-wide camera on the Pixel 4.
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Zooming out, there's also chance for Placement make the country more stable and resistant to strong-man populism promising financial security.
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The piece begins with the viewer alone, exploring a remote island, before zooming into the atmosphere and landing on the moon.
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His teammates tend to set screens around him, and Green is terrific at finding cutters zooming to the basket for layups.
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A faux skeleton strapped to the passenger seat dressed in a camouflage hat looked a bit stiff zooming down the highway.
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It was probably just less about that zooming motion, but more that people wanted to do something, express something that's funny.
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When it did, I toured the mining roads, thrilled to drive on my own; but I grew bored just zooming around.
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The cryptocurrency has seen its price soar this year, starting 2017 around $800 and zooming to near $5,000 as September dawned.
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There is no multiplayer yet, just a never-ending supply of AI racers zooming around tracks from old Mario Kart games.
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It's not revolutionary, but in the quick demo Roku gave me, zooming around the interface and launching channels looked pretty smooth.
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The Shift Self-driving cars are zooming at breakneck speed toward America's roadways, and Washington is finally reaching for its seatbelt.
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The extra megapixels in the Galaxy S20 should allow for better clarity and details in digital zooming past the 3x optical zoom.
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In fact, this beautiful zooming dual camera is the first feature I've seen that might lure me to a large-screen phone.
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It plugs into the laptop via USB to transmit those gestures into software commands like swiping between windows and pinching and zooming.
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There's almost no menu system to speak of and the few functions you can do (zooming in and such) are totally straightforward.
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Part of the magic in the scene comes from the camera slowly zooming into Stone's face as she sings the emotional ballad.
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That means CIMON can "float" throughout the station, zooming up to astronauts that call its name and nodding in response to questions.
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We can all relate to the experience of looking in the mirror and zooming in on a perceived flaw like a zit.
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A Japanese spacecraft has snagged a sample of dust from an asteroid zooming through space more than 151 million miles from Earth.
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Zooming in on just one potential outcome can be a more palatable way to reckon with the consequences we're going to face.
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Even when you're doing what the game does best, zooming around and getting in firefights, there's a disturbing lack of mission variety.
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In one video, Jenner titled her head to different angles before zooming the camera in on her rosy cheeks and glossed lips.
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But until the state budget is passed later this year, NYC might have to wait before the electric vehicles start zooming around.
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In the few times I tried to zoom into and launch an app, I always ended up zooming into the wrong app.
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Sure, it's just colored dots, but really, most science is dots — what were you expecting, lightning bolts zooming along axons on camera?
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The massive volume of people zooming around the country to get to their Thanksgiving feasts is sure to result in travel delays.
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We love the 2x optical zoom on the iPhone XS and the option to continue zooming in to 10x with software zoom.
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Jim does almost all of his drawing using the curved line tool, zooming in and out, and often painting pixel by pixel.
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Meanwhile, New Horizons is zooming off to the Kuiper Belt, a chaotic area beyond our solar system about which little is known.
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Tips for working from home If you're Zooming daily for the foreseeable future, be mindful of what exactly your bosses can see.
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For years, he had surfed on them, jumped on the tracks and hung off the back of cars zooming through transit tunnels.
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The model recorded a video of herself standing in what appeared to be an outdoor bathroom zooming in on her slim figure.
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Google was zooming ahead, producing and testing autonomous cars of its own design and racking up millions of miles in test drives.
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The film cuts to a shot of a ratty overhead speaker, slowly and lusciously zooming in on the source of the sound.
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Here's my friend zooming along without moving her legs: Using the e-bike as a bicycle, I felt like a spoiled brat.
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But the iPhone 11 does not include a telephoto lens on the back for zooming past what the 26mm lens can see.
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Otherwise, he is "slightly — but not particularly" concerned about the zooming stock market prices but is more concerned about the economy overheating.
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From the box, Hickey could see Clemens hurtling his body straight to the plate, like a racecar zooming through the finish line.
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If you spent the better half of your summers growing up zooming down Rainbow Road for hours on your Game Boy, no shame.
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"Khloé you have no idea how much you're motivating me today," Kim said zooming in on the poster hanging on the gym's wall.
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But if Mary and The Witch's Flower is anything to go by, Studio Ponoc shows a pension for zooming in instead of out.
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The smaller model will have an improved camera, but the bigger "Plus" model will have a new dual-lens camera that enables zooming.
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Let's all just sit back and enjoy the ultra futuristic marvel of a giant pod zooming through a vacuum tube at crazy speeds.
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Zooming in on North Dakota, Rokach revealed attack data on over 1,200 bots that had been curated autonomously by the group's AI algorithms.
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She also shared a totally uncharacteristic selfie video in which we see her holding up her phone and zooming in on...her case?
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That means running the pods in a near vacuum to reduce air resistance, and zooming along above a track instead of on it.
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Some of them were zooming in to frame the podium, others were trying to catch a glimpse of the emotions from the audience.
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It takes 64-megapixel photos for the 3X optical zoom lens, which can achieve up to 30X zoom with optical and digital zooming.
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But zooming out from them to a macro view reveals the form as a monument to the inevitable decline of vigor and health.
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One particularly late night search had me zooming in on pictures posted by previous guests at the Madrid Airbnb where we'll be staying.
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A third filter creates an infinite video loop zooming in on your open mouth as multiple versions of your head swirl around you.
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It's basically a speaker for cycling, so you can clip it to your messenger bag and blast tunes while zooming down the street.
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The iPhone 7 Plus model comes with a new dual-camera that gives the phone better zooming capabilities and depth of field settings.
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And because all of this plays out in the Google Earth app, you have a camera zooming around to show you the sights.
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But most of the time we're just posting this stuff on Instagram anyway, and you're probably doing even more zooming and cropping there.
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The video, filmed at a race track, sees Bridie alternating between determinedly zooming around in a car and wandering around a mountain alone.
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Yes Ranger can be seen zooming around Taipei on the cloud, high-fiving kids, and generally having a pretty good time of it.
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Her throat is slit, the blood coagulating thick and dark, and the camera takes its time sliding across her body and zooming out.
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French President Emmanuel Macron shared a video of a man zooming around the sky above celebrations on Bastille Day in Paris on Sunday.
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Zooming in on a single brass tack turned out to yield important clues as to the cabinet's making, and helped prove its authenticity.
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Still, Google has made some major improvements to zooming with its dedicated optical zoom lens and its fancy Super Res Zoom software magic.
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Google doubled down on zooming with the Pixel 4's 2X telephoto lens instead of giving its new phone an ultra-wide lens.
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And the planet's proximity to Earth gives hope that robotic probes could someday be zooming past the planet for a close-up look.
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Explosive rapid intensification from low-end tropical storm to Category 5 hurricane in 48 hours -- zooming in on the core of #Willa pic.twitter.
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The comet made its closest approach to the sun in August 2015 and is now zooming back out toward the outer solar system.
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"For more information on zooming, read our article, "How to zoom in and out on any Mac computer, using a keyboard or trackpad.
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Facebook launches Portal auto-zooming video chat screens for $199/$349 Comparing Google Home Hub vs Amazon Echo Show 2 vs Facebook Portal
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Seamless transitions and sweeping dynamics mark what's less a collection of discrete tracks than a single, extended composition, zooming ominously across the sky.
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Likewise, you can say "show grid" and a grid will appear so you perform actions such as clicking, tapping or pinching-and-zooming.
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Euro zone inflation surged to a four-year high in February, zooming past the ECB's price stability target of just under 2 percent.
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They simply have more options today and are zooming on finding that work-life balance — which to them means flexibility, freedom and transparency.
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Zooming into one portrait, Wathne's bright flash exposes the infinite idiosyncrasies etched into skin and the social associations of clothing materials and patterns.
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It wanders from idea to seemingly unrelated idea — frequently zooming in to examine a curious object, otherwise taking in the whole uncanny picture.
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For all his achievements, however, Pearson was more comfortable zooming through traffic on the track in his No. 21 car than seeking celebrity.
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The cameras can physically tilt up and down, which comes in handy for zooming in to read papers on a desk, for example.
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Zooming back out, the government said last fall that it's committed to publishing draft online harms legislation for pre-legislative scrutiny "at pace".
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Pinching and zooming are standard practice today, but at the time of the iPhone's introduction, actions like that were foreign to many people.
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"A digital crown would make it somewhat easier to replicate scrolling, and zooming in and out, without much finger muscle movement," I wrote.
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If you can no longer operate your satellite, it instantly becomes space junk zooming around Earth at upwards of 17,000 miles per hour.
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The video starts with one of the Navy officers zooming in on the object which appears to be moving quickly over the ocean.
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When you drag and drop photos onto your timeline, iMovie automatically adds a subtle Ken Burns effect, usually slowly zooming in on the photo.
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The pod will be accelerated by using electric power and piloted by a computer, zooming forth like a gigantic, passenger-bearing air hockey puck.
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That's right — a hot-spring themed amusement park, where you can soak in a tub while zooming down a rollercoaster wearing only a towel.
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That's a total of 11,927 satellites all zooming over the Earth, providing internet connectivity to up to a million user terminals on the surface.
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You can test this out for yourself by zooming in really close on an object with some fine detail or text printed on it.
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The AI-enabled 4K camera tracked my movements smoothly, with the camera following me around and zooming in as I enabled its gesture controls.
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For one, the satellite has to be able to autonomously rendezvous with vehicles that are zooming around Earth at around 17,000 miles per hour.
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Which means by zooming and expanding time the audio lowers its pitch before eventually becoming inaudible, and a new force can be heard rising.
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That means not only no zooming along subway platforms on hoverboards, but also no bringing them into stations or onto trains and buses, either.
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"In fact, this beautiful zooming dual camera is the first feature I've seen that might lure me to a large-screen phone," Mossberg writes.
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What remains a mystery is why the human in the boat seen zooming through the delta would risk a trip through such polluted waters.
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It also further refines the feature that lets you "squeeze" the phone to do certain things, like zooming in on maps or snapping pics.
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The A21R had more drastic differences in terms of clarity over distance and zooming in on close subjects (those extra pixels really highlight details).
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Rauffer has used long and languid shots of some of Star Wars' core iconography, zooming slowly in on lightsabers, snowspeeders, and Darth Vader's helmet.
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There's not much more to it than that — you know a photo app is barebones when zooming in is one of its marquee features.
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By zooming out a bit from the chaos, Moments makes sure to cover the…moments that people will be talking about the next day.
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I only see people fishing, piled into a leisure boat, sharing a joint at a hidden spot, or zooming past on a jet ski.
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He's a clockmaker zooming in on one tiny gear, pulling out to reveal the whole mechanism, and pulling the clock apart until it explodes.
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Huawei's software combines the images from its three cameras to get results, so if you take a 40-megapixel photo, forget about zooming in.
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But even zooming out to the global list of countries that could see tariff increases, there are hardly any obvious rating cuts in store.
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The touch strip can be used for scrolling or zooming without obstructing the view of the screen, much like the Apple Watch's Digital Crown.
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Founded in 2014 by Ryan Evans and Theo Cerboneschi, the company began with Cerboneschi's collegiate vision of zooming around campus on an electric skateboard.
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The app's amazing graphics and special effects are particularly exciting when zooming through busy city streets, or looping through unfinished tunnels beneath a mountain.
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The zoomed lens combines optical zoom with Google's Super Res Zoom digital zooming, which the company said takes sharp photos even at maximum zoom.
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The Google engineer Marc Levoy said during the Pixel 4's announcement that ultra-wide lenses are "fun" but that zooming is "more useful."
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As the successor to last year's iPhone XR, it's rumored to be getting an upgrade from one rear lens to two, for better zooming.
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French President Emmanuel Macron tweeted a video earlier this week showing Zapata zooming around on his flyboard above Paris in honor of Bastille Day.
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Eventually, solar-sail technology could allow researchers on Earth to harness the sun's rays in order to send a spacecraft zooming in any direction.
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"Nobody realized who the little kid speeding on his scooter—zooming around them like they were obstacles on a course—was," the actor says.
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Scientists have known this was likely, since Jupiter picked up plenty of gas and materials zooming around during the formation of our solar system.
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He just likes that rotor jetpack thing from New Zealand and people take a lot of videos of him zooming around on the nod.
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Zooming in on its performance over the past 36 months, Tesla came under heavy selling pressure twice as analysts raised questions about its fundamentals.
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A video posted to Twitter shows the drone with a toilet paper roll dangling feet below zooming toward the recipient on his apartment patio.
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On Wednesday afternoon in Los Angeles' Fairfax District, groups of runners dripped sweat on the near empty streets, zooming past day laborers humming corridos.
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That's when Kenneth Arnold, an Idaho businessman flying a private plane, saw nine disc-like objects zooming impossibly fast past Mount Rainier, in Washington.
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She says she was mid-interview with a reporter from the New Delhi Times when she saw a "great big meteorite" zooming toward her.
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Meanwhile, the Oppo Reno 10x Zoom offered software-enhanced zooming up to 60x and used a similar hybrid system to zoom up to 10x.
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Waymo cars need to understand that at the mall garage, driving super slowly and cautiously is going to infuriate drivers used to zooming through.
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And because the dragon was sweeping over the whole set, they have these amazing wires for this camera, which is just zooming by us.
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The company and NASA wanted to see this process in action while the capsule is zooming into the sky on top of a rocket.
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Stylistically, the show, like the movie, goes all in on technique, with lots of zooming, quirky cuts and such, as well as propulsive music.
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His eponymous 2014 album spanned jazz, soul, house, techno, and hip-hop while zooming in thematically on the past, present, and future of Detroit.
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The first 20 seconds are a barely interpretable blur, the camera zooming in, seeking to make sense of the opaque commotion between its frames.
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Adults with anorexia get stuck on details and have trouble zooming out to see the big picture, which can make it difficult to make decisions.
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Zooming in, one easily gets lost island-hopping among more than a hundred reefs that shimmer in pale blue colors against the deep blue unknown.
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There's no better spacecraft to tackle this and so many other lingering questions than the one who's been zooming around Saturn for over a decade.
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Here's a video zooming in on the image you're seeing:Astronomers created this image using the VLT Survey Telescope at the ESO's Paranal Observatory in Chile.
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You might already have an internet-connected car thanks to 4G connectivity, but imagine if you could get broadband speeds while zooming down the highway.
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To find the first heartbeat, the researchers made movies of mouse embryos as they developed in a dish, zooming in on the heart progenitor cells.
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Also new are tools inspired by Google's Photoscan technology that will fix photos of documents and paperwork, by zooming in, cropping and rectifying the photo.
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Granted, unless you were zooming in to obsessively scan Selena's skin for any signs of inconsistencies, you probably didn't see the freckles much at all.
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Everything. Trump's appeal is real and visceral to many Americans who feel left out of the modern economy and the cultural changes zooming past them.
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The spinning crown is particularly great for scrolling through lists, zooming in on images or maps, or making quick volume adjustments when listening to music.
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Apple uses a dual-lens system for zooming and creating portrait photos in some cases, but the results are just as good on the Pixel.
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Coogler did it in Fruitvale Station as well, using the sound of a zooming BART train as an ominous harbinger for the film's tragic ending.
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Zooming in on a hexagonal map section, which the company has dubbed "nexagons," polls the service to find everything the service knows about that area.
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But then Trump tweeted support for him in December and followed with a second tweet in June, sending DeSantis zooming ahead of his primary opponent.
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"Magnifier" mode uses the iPhone's camera to magnify text or other small things — handy, especially, for reading fine print, or zooming in on small details.
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Zooming out, Facebook now has over 2.7 billion total mothly users across its family of Facebook, Messenger, Instagram, and WhatsApp, the same as last quarter.
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But zooming out, viewing each graph as a whole, looking for broad trends, one gets a more reliable picture of what has been going on.
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For creating videos, 4K is useful for shooting wide and zooming in for a tight shot; no need to use two cameras for each shot.
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We're zooming in on the part of your home that feng shui experts have deemed to be most important to your well-being: your bedroom.
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And then, zooming in on the globe, you align some crosshairs over one of the dots, and the radio crackles, and there you are, live.
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I think it was really important that it be intimate and not be zooming in on girls, especially being the only man in the room.
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Google's Bubble Zoom feature (which isn't the greatest name, I know) simply blows up the text without zooming in on the image on the page.
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Coogler did it in Fruitvale Station as well, using the sound of a zooming BART train as an ominous harbinger for the film's tragic ending.
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Zooming out and looking longer-term, he noted that the ITB has recently emerged from a four-year sideways trading range despite its recent lagging.
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The first gallery finds Ms. Herrera gradually simplifying and intensifying her compositions of flat, interlocking forms, almost as if she were zooming in on them.
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The extra lenses are for zooming and ultra-wide photos, but those great features don't matter as much if the photos don't turn out well.
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In 2017, scientists created an Alzheimer's test by sifting through data from 70,000 seniors and zooming in on 31 genetic markers associated with the disease.
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" (Can't beat reading that on a small plane zooming over the Kenai Peninsula!) I can't get enough of Lionel Shriver's scary dystopia in "The Mandibles.
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The eerie quiet of the place at that hour had us half expecting to see the ghosts of Hollywood crews still zooming between sound stages.
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The craft will endure extreme heat while zooming through the solar corona to study the Sun's outer atmosphere that gives rise to the solar winds.
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Zooming out, Delivery Hero said its closely liaising with local governments and continuing to follow official health and safety guidelines provided in its different markets.
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That's when Kenneth Arnold, above, an Idaho businessman flying his private plane, saw nine disc-like objects zooming impossibly fast past Mount Rainier, in Washington.
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There was my shot: holding tight on all those ants running around, and then tilting up, and zooming back to show the New York skyline.
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The camera itself doesn't move, but is high resolution with a 140-degree field of view, and all the panning and zooming is software based.
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It's easy to think of zooming in as "getting closer" to the subject, because it makes a small subject get bigger and fill the frame.
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With a refined strategy for harnessing the rise of streaming, where young listeners flock to rap, Migos is now zooming at an even higher level.
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Zooming right back in to Attack of the Clones, we head to Dex's Diner, an establishment owned by an old friend of Obi-Wan Kenobi.
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My first sightings of grown adults using scooters raised a smile but also my curiosity as I marvelled at how fast they were zooming along.
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Avedon was famous for zooming in on his subjects' warts and wens and liver spots, and he comes in for a little of the same.
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Three-dimensional models published on SketchFab also allow you to interact with select sections of each site by zooming in to examine incredibly precise details.
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One watches a flat-screen monitor with feeds from several hallways, zooming in on images of blurry students every so often to get a closer look.
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With just a day to go, NASA's InSight spacecraft aimed for a bull's-eye touchdown on Mars, zooming in like an arrow with no turning back.
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She also seems to be zooming through the city while hanging out of a car's sunroof, which sure as hell beats riding shotgun on Mike's bicycle.
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Sure, these CW shows may not have been created for binging originally, but what's stopping you from zooming through all these episodes in a single weekend?
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By moving the camera and zooming in on specific details, you can find signs, license plates, and scraps of text that will give away the location.
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Yes, a grappling hook—zooming around arenas was a big part of 2016's Doom, and now the high-flying antics look even more amped up.
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You end up zooming all the way in to the pixels on a professional monitor and talking about ISOs and crunch and subtle differences in contrast.
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Zooming in on election security risks, Jourova warned that "large-scale organized disinformation campaigns" have become "extremely efficient and spread with the speed of light" online.
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Middle East Guardians also claimed to find suspicious elements in the photo after zooming in 7,000% — but Krawetz said analysis at that level is inherently flawed.
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Even with all that power, I saw a highly detailed CAD drawing in an app from Siemens NX struggle to keep up with pinching and zooming.
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If the military was tracking Ol' Saint Nick, then clearly he must be zooming through the sky at near the speed of light on Christmas Eve.
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Yes, it's true: The promise of self-driving cars zooming around while their human operators doze off, read, or watch movies is not quite here yet.
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From there, apparently, the sleds connect to a track that sends the cars zooming through the tubes at speeds in excess of 120 miles per hour.
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Literally every episode begins with a camera zooming around a map of the Seven Kingdoms, we don't need you queensplaining the geography of Westeros to us!
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It'll be riding on a Delta IV Heavy rocket made by the United Launch Alliance, which will send the probe zooming toward the inner Solar System.
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While there's no visible nudity, it's a mix of provocative close-ups zooming in on their scantily clad breasts and butts while they sensually rub themselves.
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To find the Snap Maps feature, open the Snapchat app and pinch your fingers together, as if you're zooming out on an image or a map.
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More: Pinterest's Lens feature is also getting a new design, as well as new features such as zooming in and out, and analyzing photos previously saved.
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The zooming dial on the Cam Plus is frictionless and has no discrete stages, so it feels unpleasant and imprecise when I'm trying to adjust it.
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The directors had very specific expectations for writer Justin Caffier's performance, zooming in for close-ups of his face and encouraging him to be more vocal.
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Zooming up much higher, to an altitude of 2000,786 kilometers is where you'll find the satellites operating at geosynchronous orbit (GSO) and geostationary Earth orbit (GEO).
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BART supervisor John O'Connor saw what happened and pulled the man from the tracks and back to safety without hesitation ... saving him from the zooming train.
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Reduce motion, as I detailed in a previous story, turns off the home screen wallpaper parallax effect and the folder zooming for less nauseating fade transitions.
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Rather than using the second camera to offer enhanced zooming, Qualcomm's second camera is meant to enhance image quality, particularly when it comes to low light.
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All Eyez on Me took in $3.1 million on Thursday night in North America, zooming past Cars 3 — an impressive start for the Tupac biopic, indeed.
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Directed by Clarita Luzian, who works under the digital art alias Render_Fruit, the video follows a genderless silver alien zooming deep into a morphing crystaline cavern.
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The men and boys were zooming around each other in a chaotic order that seemed determined before I got there and now could not be altered.
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Considering we're nowhere near close to even a hoverboard, the dream of a regular, car-shaped car zooming through the sky is still just a fantasy.
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We went on a day trip to a cave in that car, zooming around the mountains near Salt Lake City — Herbert's idea as I hated caves.
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Cable ties are especially useful if you have pets or small children zooming around your workspace as they will reduce tripping hazards (children) and chewing (pets).
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I had hired speedboats before in Capri, zooming around like Tom Ripley on a spree, but I'd never had any luck finding one in La Serenissima.
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Zooming in: Columbus in particular is experiencing a mini-renaissance as technology is disrupting legacy industries such as manufacturing, insurance, financial services, retail and health care.
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To someone here, zooming in to frame our problem as an Israeli-Palestinian conflict makes as much sense as describing the "America-Italy conflict" of 1944.
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To hit its sweet price points, the iPhone 11 sacrifices a third camera lens for zooming and it has an LCD screen instead of an OLED.
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The company, now run by Lloyd, former Cisco president, is moving forward with plans to make a viable transportation mode out of large pods zooming through tubes.
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The lady in the photo is looking at a picture on her phone that, upon zooming in, looks like a shot of Hadid and Tesfaye getting cozy.
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It's not too bad, unless you start zooming in:These facts all demand we ask, why the heck did these Southern dentists store people's teeth inside of walls?
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The basic concept calls for a passenger- or cargo-packed pod inside a nearly airless tube, zooming at high speeds thanks to minimal friction and air resistance.
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Near where I stayed is the Poblenou Rambla, a long, wide pedestrian avenue filled with people walking, cycling, and zooming along on the newly ubiquitous electric scooters.
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You can have two people pinching and zooming Google Sheets slides that have been dragged on to the board at the same time — and it didn't hiccup.
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For me, and I suspect many other average folks, real zooming is a huge deal, bigger than some of the more esoteric effects photo hobbyists might value.
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I briefly played around with the Galaxy S20 Ultra's zooming capabilities, and found that it was capable of providing a clear shot from approximately 20 feet away.
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In this video uploaded to Youtube by BBC Earth, dolphins in Western Australia hunt for fish by zooming along the shoreline in the most majestic, speedy fashion.
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I decided to point the lens at the top of the tower, zooming in so I could get high-resolution shots of the engines as they ascended.
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This Olympics, a photo by Getty's Cameron Spencer showing Bolt zooming ahead of his competitors with apparent ease captures both his unparalleled talent and buckets of charisma.
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Thor tries to intimidate her by zooming his dangerous hammer way too close to her, but Larson's Carol Danvers doesn't even flinch and stares him down instead.
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But once that flyby ended, New Horizons kept on zooming through the Solar System in order to meet up with another rock — an object designated 2014 MU69.
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The aerospace industry is particularly concerned with spacecraft collisions because these accidents can create multiple pieces of debris zooming through space at thousands of miles per hour.
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I got good—too good—at zooming in really closely to her chest to get the visual evidence I needed to confirm that my baby was breathing.
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Ms Lahusen photographed protests, too, but her most powerful images are more ordinary, zooming in on the faces of activists as they go about their daily lives.
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The time we spent zooming in on hands on Instagram is well worth eliminating the wasted minutes staring at a wall of polishes in the nail salon.
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A metal-bodied being zooming after you at up to 13 miles per hour with multiple eyes fixed on your location seems… out of your best interest.
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We are zooming through our own galaxy, the Milky Way, because the European Space Agency just has released the long-awaited data set from its Gaia spacecraft.
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The larger track pad gives you more room for zooming into photos with two fingers, or gesturing to view all of your open windows with three fingers.
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However, a series of photos uploaded to Huawei's Weibo account, showcasing the phone's zooming capabilities, appear to have been taken from other sources, as spotted by GSMArena.
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Upon zooming in on what looks like set dressing for the photo, a keen-eyed redditor noticed that one man looks to be holding a Dothraki weapon.
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Zooming out for a little more context, European Union lawmakers have been talking tough on tax reform lately and even entertaining ideas such as taxing digital ads.
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The main rear camera has dual aperture for better low-light pictures, while the larger S9+ also packs a second rear camera for zooming in a bit.
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He's looking down on mere mortals, zooming in on his vision and tweaking it until the message is clearer than it ever could be through just words.
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The iPhone 11R is said to be getting a second rear lens for better zooming, which is likely to feel like an improvement over last year's model.
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He was zooming in on specific parts of the "system" that is human civilization in an attempt to explain one small but important part of the world.
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Each rendition explores a different set of intense yet eerily abstracted sound effects, including gunshots, racecar zooming, and the Kill Bill siren made famous by Atlanta rap.
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The evening was not without drama, starting with Clinton's motorcade zooming through packed New York streets at rush hour and then quickly rushing from hotel to hotel.
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Microsoft also showed off a really intriguing accessory for the Studio, a physical dial that you turn to perform very precise functions (like zooming) on the machine.
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The next phase of the company, according to Du Bey, is to focus on the full spectrum of property management, zooming out to landlords and property managers.
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Or we were one of the 4.4 million viewers glued to NASA's ace footage, shot by research aircraft zooming alongside the eclipse, from our offices and homes.
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On Friday afternoon, it will miss the planet by about 267,22.5 miles, zooming underneath our blue orb at 19,000 miles per hour, passing over Australia and Antarctica.
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At the on-site Rockaway Bay Water Park, teens can get adrenaline pumping zooming down high-speed waterslides, while young children splash away at the jungle gym.
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Maria, who lives near the crime scene but didn't provide her last name, told WLS she saw police cars zooming past her house before she heard gunshots.
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If that light is energetic enough, it transforms into an electron and a positron, which push away from one another at a predictable angle before zooming off.
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The reason he started zooming in on the economic impact of video game companies is because of Activision Blizzard, but not for the reason you might think.
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The Carpetbagger Dev Patel struggled to land meaty roles after zooming to international fame as the skinny, softhearted star of Danny Boyle's Oscar winner, "Slumdog Millionaire" (2008).
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To hammer home the threat of White Walkers, HBO released another teaser that ends by zooming out to show one of the terrifying creatures' piercingly white eyes.
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If you haven't used it yet, open the app, pinch the camera (like you are zooming out), and you should see it expand out to a map.
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When you look back at those photos of your friends and you on a night out, you are probably zooming in on yourself and scrutinizing every flaw.
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Before you know it, you're zooming between divisions of the station — jumping off platforms, creating shortcuts with your gloo gun to scale between floors and skip enemy encounters.
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A woman near me held her phone, zooming in and out on a photo she had taken of Jennifer Lopez's beatific face on the red carpet, sighing rhythmically.
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And the Cam Plus gives you more control over your shots with a dial for zooming, a shutter button that helps with focus, and a video record button.
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With polls showing Pete Buttigieg zooming ahead of her in New Hampshire after slipping past her in the Iowa caucuses, Warren's campaign is on the ropes this Tuesday.
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Gav also explains how color appears on the screen, zooming into the subpixel (yes, that's a thing) level to show the RGB patterns and how they are manipulated.
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Sometimes it's the small stuff that deserves our attention: whether you're noticing the vibrant color of a flower or zooming in to see the texture of a painting.
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Zooming down the highway to try to get out of town, the Parkers hit a few roadblocks along the way — including a few dead ends and closed streets.
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Manually zooming out with the wide-angle lens will let you capture "184 percent more of the scene than the iPhone XS", as Google claimed during its presentation.
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Zooming in on a photo to get a better look at something seems like a good feature for digging through cluttered photos in order to identify a product.
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And it is obsessed with the beaming organization deity that is Marie Kondo, sending screenshots of her new Netflix program, Tidying Up With Marie Kondo, zooming across Twitter.
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Zooming in to specific regions, 2°C would cause freshwater availability drop by twice as much in the Mediterranean as it would under a 1.5°C warming scenario.
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LG's Cam Plus bumps the G5's battery from 2,800mAh to 4,000mAh and adds a two-stage shutter key, a video recording button, and a zooming jog dial.
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It's like starting at the level of the Empire State Building and zooming in close enough to see the individual nuts and bolts that holds the structure together.
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I still struggle to understand why since Reduce motion is a setting designed to turn off the home screen's 210D parallax effect and lessen the zooming in folders.
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The zooming is smooth and the effect is impressive, owing in part to the fact that the team worked with a Hollywood cinematographer to help polish its execution.
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Like zooming in on a leaf under a microscope, Lamar unveils a lattice of overlapping narratives, complemented by sly production that informs and undercuts his songs' troubled protagonists.
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When zooming out to study health at the level of cities or countries rather than individuals, temperature swings lead to distinct increases in emergency room visits and deaths.
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First we were zooming along in one direction: "When Will Adequate Pain Treatment Be the Norm?" a 1995 editorial in The Journal of the American Medical Association demanded.
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How to use Look Around in Apple Maps on your iPhone, by navigationYou can also access Look Around by navigating around on the map and zooming in.1.
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After Cha had broken the Olympic record in a blistering lap, the ice-cool Lorentzen went 0.01 seconds faster, zooming around the track in a time of 34.41.
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Zooming out on this team, what's one reason Milwaukee can surprise in the first round, or even make a deeper playoff run than a lot of people expect?
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Tammy Yew, 77, was waiting in the median at Northern Boulevard on her way to her housekeeping job when she saw the charter bus zooming down the street.
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Instead of zooming in on what's on your screen, the latter will use the camera to create a "magnifying glass" to let you look closer at physical objects.
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Instead of zooming in on what's on your screen, the latter will use the camera to create a "magnifying glass" to let you look closer at physical objects.
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The director Emer Reynolds's documentary "The Farthest" describes the work that went into crafting these enduring marvels of mid-'70s technology, which are still zooming away out there.
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For about 18 months, Mr. Hammerand operated those controls for several hours a day, zooming, panning, tilting and adjusting the exposure to his liking before making a screenshot.
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They also allow a smartphone user to zoom in further before their camera switches to artificial "digital" zooming, which leads to a huge loss in detail and clarity.
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It can take 100x zoom using a fancy mix between software and hardware zooming technologies, but I found the images I captured that far away weren't very good.
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Some of the features include 5G capability, enhanced zooming, a gargantuan 6.9-inch screen and four cameras — a clear leap ahead of the three-camera iPhone 11 Pro.
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Guests can also book the two-night Zooming in on Cambodia package, which includes accommodations, the tour and a three-day pass to the Angkor Wat temple complex.
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They go at least 400 feet ... and it probably ain't the smartest idea -- 'cause cars are zooming by just inches from the landing spot of his moonshot dingers!!!
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On Fox News, Sean Hannity and Tucker Carlson earned close to their biggest audiences of the year, with Mr. Hannity at one point zooming past 4.4 million viewers.
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"Imagine zooming into an image taken on your phone and only looking at 11x11 pixels," Ethan Kruse, astronomer and graduate student at University of Washington explained via email.
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The video it outputs will still be limited to 1080p, mind you, but the expanded resolution will help with zooming in on particular areas without a loss in fidelity.
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It remains to be seen how much any of this will trouble Liberty, which is zooming ahead with its takeover of a sports franchise it calls "iconic" and "unique".
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" He added, "Digitally it's gonna look a tiny bit different after processing and zooming in, but I did not in any way deliberately 'speed up' or 'distort' the video.
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Combined with a periscope-style assortment of mirrors and lenses, the Galaxy S20 Ultra can achieve 10X optical zoom and up to 100X zoom with optical and digital zooming.
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But I digress… Zooming out, O'Leary's blog post talks about three elements of BlueYard's investment thesis: The decentralisation of markets, the democratisation of capabilities, and the liberation of data.
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An elated Jackman identified a Mario, Luigi, Princess Peach, and Bowser as they put the pedal to the metal, zooming off to unknown fates once the light turned green.
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Euro zone inflation surged to a four-year high of 21 percent last month, zooming past the European Central Bank's target, but underlying inflation held steady at 0.9 percent.
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For example, say there are three people in a video — with Zoom-In Mic you can amplify one person's voice and reduce the others by zooming in on them.
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Last December, when the actress turned 30, the musician posted a snapshot of the pair zooming down a road on a motorcycle, as she playfully stuck out her tongue.
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Images look good as long as they're zoomed out on your phone; but it's clear when zooming in that the camera struggles to pull out pretty much any details.
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Don't worry if you've only got one hand handy, either: for videos, while you're holding down the record button, move your finger up on the screen for easy zooming.
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The Urbmobile is represented by two narrow tracks of boxy cars zooming along as their drivers read newspapers, driving towards a metropolis that stretches out into empty blue space.
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If you use something more capable, like a camcorder, you have to do all the work — zooming in and out, panning, tilting — and that leaves no margin for error.
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Pinching and zooming will create a slow, dramatic zoom-in effect, while moving the box across the screen to another subject will let you virtually pan across the shot.
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Zooming out, about one-third Earth's vegetated lands experienced greening, including a conspicuous portion of North America stretching from southern Mexico to high into the boreal forests of Canada.
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Skating after Cha had broken the Olympic record in a blistering lap, the ice-cool Lorentzen went 0.01 seconds faster, zooming around the track in a time of 34.41.
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Instead of taking its traditional August recess, the Senate stayed in session to complete passage of the nine bills, zooming ahead of the House, which has only passed eight.
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On a recent morning, as ever, he was broadcasting, zooming around a map of the earth to show supposed hot spots, pitfalls, and fault lines only he could see.
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Plus, zooming in on her personal story would allow a broader conversation about the complexity of female characters in entertainment (something Kidman's peers, like Jessica Chastain, crave to see).
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Switching between the standard and wide-angle camera requires a simple on-screen button tap, but it also happens automatically when you're zooming in or out on a scene.
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Air Actions lets you make gestures in the air with the S Pen to control the camera, including zooming, changing camera modes, and switching between front and rear camera.
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But zooming out to the bigger picture reveals that most four-year, non-profit, traditional institutions could not meet the standards slapped on for-profits by the Obama administration.
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Zooming in and out on a Chromebook is easy — you just have to know which of the many methods you can use will work best for your unique situation.
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Meanwhile, you can zoom in before taking a photo or while shooting a video by dragging a single finger up and down the screen, which allows one-handed zooming.
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Rather than cutting off the edges or zooming in, Instagram will fill the edges with a custom frosted glass-style color gradient based on the colors of your image.
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The world slows down as Keith Richards's guitar slices in, Scorsese's shark-like camera zooming towards Keitel's Charlie, leaning on the bar, hand on hip, waiting for the fireworks.
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The main difference is the optical zooming capability — 3.5x isn't a lot of zoom, but it's better than being stuck at one focal length the entire time you're shooting.
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If you're Zooming with a group of friends — maybe the very friends you were going to take a trip with — you need a playlist to keep the party lively.
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She posted a video of the couple getting manicures and pedicures, zooming in on McCartney during his hand massage as he playfully stuck out his tongue at his fiancé.
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To represent James Stewart's fear of heights in "Vertigo," Alfred Hitchcock introduced the "dolly zoom," in which the cinematographer moves the camera backward while zooming in, or vice versa.
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Satellites already muck up images of the night sky, so having even more spacecraft zooming above Earth could significantly hinder their ability to view distant objects in the Universe.
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And while other, better funded candidates have been zooming around Iowa for months in flashy branded buses, Booker has settled for more humble transportation in large vans or RVs.
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Facebook Workplace video calls can now run on Portal, with its smart camera auto-zooming to keep everyone in the board room in frame or focused on the action.
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The shadow of a camera drone flirts with the threshold of visibility on the lefthand side of the frame as it widens, zooming out into an expanse of grassland.
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You can control it easily via a smartphone app, as well as watch a live stream of the footage it captures as you send it zooming around your neighborhood.
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After a quick negotiation we were off, crammed into the back of a blue tuk-tuk, zooming down streets slick from the morning's rain and smelling of wet leaves.
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His syllables can be arrhythmic, and the conclusions of his lines fall over the end, like Wile E. Coyote zooming past the edge of a cliff, legs still pumping.
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It features rarely seen archival photographs of Kafka and Jesenská, alongside Hall's original black-and-white still photographs and zooming film clips of doorways, windows, candles, flowers and landscapes.
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After 13 years of zooming around Saturn and its many moons, NASA's Cassini spacecraft has less than four days left at the planetary system before the probe is lost forever.
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But zooming out from these individual cases, it's clear that many people have posts they made in certain contexts, or with certain audiences in mind, that now may look cringeworthy.
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You can toggle between them by hitting a tiny icon in the camera app or by pinching and zooming between them (with a relatively fast stutter step as you zoom).
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The cinematography, with a penchant for symmetry and zooming or tracking shots at right angles, owes much to Wes Anderson but also echoes Snicket's insistence on precise language and grammar.
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It missed the drone ship, with the live stream showing the rocket coming in for a landing, zooming past the landing pad, followed by a fireball erupting in the distance.
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On New Year's Day, NASA's New Horizons spacecraft is expected to make history by conducting the most distant flyby ever, by zooming past an object a billion miles past Pluto.
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That means you can still shoot in a variety of modes, such as zooming in up to 10x digitally and capturing images with a wider 123-degree field of view.
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While you ring in the new year on Monday night, you can also watch along as NASA sends a spacecraft zooming by a tiny rock 23 billion miles from Earth.
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If you live in New York, there's a good chance you can see your house or apartment when zooming in on the interactive version of this photo over on 360cities.
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Kardashian, 34, sweetly instructs her daughter, "Say hi, Mama" in the first mirror-selfie video, zooming the camera in and out on baby True, who's wearing a cute bow headband.
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Zooming in on a photo, for example, causes the software to have to reassemble the image on the fly, leading to load times between each click of the magnifying glass.
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And since you probably aren't printing out poster-sized images, or zooming in on some detail way in the background of your photo, the extra megapixels will likely be wasted.
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Data last week showed inflation in the 19-member euro zone rose to 2 percent in February, zooming past the ECB's inflation target of close to but below 2 percent.
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She also documented her time at the show on her Instagram Story, where she smiled for the camera before zooming in on the Golden Globes signs hanging near the shrubbery.
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On August 16th, the distant probe captured its first images of the space rock it's currently zooming toward — an icy body nearly 20 miles across that's been nicknamed Ultima Thule.
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Zooming a smartphone's camera usually involves a two-finger pinch on the touchscreen, which not only requires two hands, but also means your fingers obscure the screen in the process.
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In one video, the person filming slowly scans a group of people standing behind a police line, at one point zooming in on a young man sitting in a tree.
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Its single purpose is to make a certain kind of video, and it's easier to do this kind of crazy zooming in the app instead of in iOS's own camera.
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Sacramento entered the game allowing an NBA-worst 21.83 points per game, but tied their season low for points allowed in a quarter in zooming to a 221.8-230 lead.
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But Google has seemed proud of what the Pixel 4's zoomed lens can do when you zoom further than 2X, where the phone starts using software-based digital zooming.
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It's "digital" zooming, which doesn't offer the best quality photos, but that's something Google addressed to some degree with its AI and software smarts in its Pixel phones so far.
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In the future, we won't just have autonomous drones zooming around over our heads — we'll share the sidewalks with rolling robots, tasked with delivering our groceries and carrying our stuff.
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But we should not have to live with the fear that a stroll among city crowds could be cut short by a van, tractor-trailer or Mercedes zooming toward us.
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Even just, I think yesterday, I got another chance to look at it and I was zooming in on the World Trade Center, which is where I'm in right now.
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It's a lot of fun, dodging asteroids and zooming through galaxies while an onboard voice guides you, a much more hectic trip than the serene floating experience I was expecting.
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Dedicated short-sellers like Block, whose fund oversees roughly $210 million, tend to manage small amounts of money and often face uphill battles when the stock market is zooming higher.
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By zooming in on patients on either side of that boundary, it is possible to compare patients who are very similar in terms of underlying health but receive different treatments.
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Following his lead, the cinematographer David Grennan uses calm close-ups to isolate the two men, zooming in tight even in crowd scenes to elevate the individual over the mob.
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It also kind of sounds like a dance party, what with the rhythm section riffing on a drum 'n' bass pattern and doofy laser-beam synths zooming every which way.
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During its closest approach, the Parker probe will be zooming at 430,000 mph (700,000 k/hr), a speed that would get you from Washington D.C. to Philadelphia in one hot second.
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It's still, at its core, a story about how women treat each other, but takes the necessary step of zooming out and reminding audiences how this dynamic is facilitated by men.
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The movie collected a record-breaking $350 million in the United States and Canada, zooming past "Star Wars: The Force Awakens" (2015), which had opening-weekend sales of $248 million. nyti.
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A small blue dot represents the mouse pointer, which you can move with the left joystick, while the right joystick is used for zooming in and out of the full page.
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" Cavalcanti compares his vision for the league to monster truck shows, with plenty of spectacle and showmanship, saying: "We need robots that are 20, 25 mph fast, zooming across the arena.
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Zooming out a lot further, the much bigger vision for Hinge Health — Atomico likes to back big ideas, after all — is what Perez describes as something akin to a "digital hospital".
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It completed that mission in July 113, zooming past Pluto at almost 211,269kph, then spending over a year transmitting back a trove of data and images that astronomers are still analysing.
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"There [are] a lot of different scenarios but the other possibility is that we really are alone and that's why we don't see them zooming around the galaxy," the scientist said.
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Most notably, all the lenses have a dedicated control ring as well as the dials for zooming and manual focus; this lets you adjust settings like aperture from the lens itself.
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Horsthuis doesn't draw his art—he starts with the formulas and explores the universe created by the Mandelbulb fractal, zooming in, out, and around to find parts he thinks are interesting.
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Why it matters: The announcement is yet another sign of a frenzy around an uncertain yet broadly accepted forecast: that the world's roads will soon be zooming with autonomously driven vehicles.
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That might not sound like a great premise for a video, but trust us — with the addition of some zooming and a 2500fps frame rate, the whole thing looks pretty impressive.
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It's impossible to image an individual electron simply by zooming in on it with a microscope or camera, so the study's authors instead used a special material called a quantum dot.
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Story at a glance In most major cities, if you've paid any attention to what the delivery guys are zooming around town on, then you've noticed the rise of e-bikes.
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Hasselblad also built in a Xenon flash, though it won't do you much good for shots where you're zooming into the distance — and that's the whole point of this thing, right?
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Google's first mistake was to double down on zooming because it's more "useful" instead of giving the Pixel 4 an ultra-wide lens, which the company said is just for "fun."
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Micro-management tasks are still important, but taking a step back and zooming out will help you better identify needs for realigning your goals or making adjustments to improve team effectiveness.
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Later, Mr. Sanders met with the Senate Democratic leadership before zooming up Massachusetts Avenue for an audience with Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. at his residence at the Naval Observatory.
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The Pixel 4 now has two main cameras — one 12.2-megapixel lens and a 16-megapixel telephoto lens for zooming — a feature that has long been a staple for flagship smartphones.
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How Walmart has changed since Braunbach started in 2002 — after joining from the mega-trucker J.B. HuntPremack: Okay, great and then zooming out even further, you started at Walmart in 2002.
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The Locals is told in a tight multiple third-person voice, with each character's pet grudges and outrages zooming to the front of the text as they take over the narrative.
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"We stripped out every unnecessary pixel by building a real-time panning and zooming technology that automatically keeps callers' faces–and only their faces–in view at all times" Zane explains.
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It's a situation where the reader benefits from interacting with the page, whether that means zooming in and out of the data or selecting options to see different views of it.
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In the states below, just as in the Super Tuesday states, Sanders has built real organizations, whereas Biden is largely zooming by on endorsements, name recognition and some last-minute canvasses.
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"You could hear the screech of tires and some screams, and then I saw a white pickup truck zooming at an insane rate of speed," Ari Rabin-Havt, a witness, said.
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The key moment comes with that abrupt shift in focal point, when the camera seems to jump up and flee, zooming away from Thunberg to document the arrival of the president.
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Then came Donald J. Trump's inauguration and Kellyanne Conway's now-famous comments about "alternative facts," which sent the novel zooming to the top of the Amazon charts in the United States.
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With so many bright satellites passing overhead, the night sky could look very different in the future — with lots of tiny bright dots zooming overhead no matter your location on Earth.
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Because there is already too much traffic on the island, there are no rental cars; even households are limited to one automobile apiece, which means there are many motorcycles zooming around.
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The vehicle is then seen zooming forward, back into camera range, running over Sloan a second time, and then running over a second man, Carter, a former rap music label owner.
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The feature appears to look similar to the more sophisticated versions found on the Nest Home Max (and Facebook's Portal before it), zooming in and out to get people in frame.
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The first time I saw him, before we'd officially met, he was zooming down Shattuck Avenue weaving in and out of groups of students walking in clusters with their oversized backpacks.
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Instead of zooming in, toward specific cells or chemical functions, he zooms out, first to the organisms in which this biology takes place, and then to the spaces that house them.
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It has pontoons on the bottom, and the idea seems to be that people will use it like a high-tech jet ski, zooming 10 or 20 feet above the water.
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The setting was introduced to reduce the motion sickness some users (like me) have when looking at the 3D parallax wallpaper effect on the home screen and the zooming in on folders.
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" The actor – who is best known as Uncle Jesse on Full House – later posted a video that featured him zooming into the Brothers' drum set with the caption, "Guess where I am.
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In the IG from Netflix, they especially singled out "Mileven" fans, zooming in tighter and tighter on Eleven and Mike (Finn Wolfhard), who are holding hands at the center of the illustration.
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It's really useful, even for people who might wear glasses but still need help zooming into super small text, like the tiny text in the manual I've used in the picture above.
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So I sent my mom that newfangled Facebook Portal Facebook launches Portal auto-zooming video chat screens for $199/$349 Comparing Google Home Hub vs Amazon Echo Show 2 vs Facebook Portal
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Now Pedro is zooming around faster than the average box turtle, and the veterinarians that helped him have another "You'll never believe what I did at work today" story to share forever.
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Jenner posted a picture of her now-typical morning meal on her Instagram story, zooming in on a sliced avocado, lightly-peppered scrambled eggs and a few thick slices of turkey bacon.
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You may have noticed that scooter companies typically have short names — usually around four or five letters — that are meant to invoke feelings of flying or zooming across an urban landscape unencumbered.
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And when fellow racing enthusiast Scott Galpin approached her about joining his team, O'Connell found herself back in the driver's seat, once again zooming across the track at a harrowing 135 mph.
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Think of the collection as Malibu Barbie's dream wardrobe for lounging around the house, heading to Alfred Coffee for a jolt, and then zooming off to Palm Springs for a weekend getaway.
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"Paul then walks up to the body, providing closeups of the man's hands and zooming in on the pockets of the victim to point out he still has his wallet," Alexander writes.
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So instead of digitally zooming in on the 163mm image to make it look like it was shot at 40mm, it's replicating that focal length by stitching images together on the fly.
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Inevitably, the clip does a full-on homage to the original "Porcelain" video, zooming on Rocky's eye as the unaltered sample enters and the rapper falls into the sunken place (I think).
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Mashable reported that a super sleuth on Reddit named FacelessGreensear did their own zooming in on the eye and believes there lies a vision of The Wall hiding in that baby blue.
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For all the world-hopping, the scope feels terribly small, as if zooming out by even a few feet would reveal we were just looking at a painted backdrop on a stage.
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While the planet itself spins slowly along its axis, completing a full spin about once every 243 Earth days, its clouds move much faster, zooming around Venus in about four Earth days.
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On video, by zooming in on the ball and watching it in slow motion, it's possible to conclude that just the presence of Johnson's putter near the ball caused it to move.
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An Instagram post from Google design director Claude Zellweger spotted by 9to5Google initially suggested that Google's upcoming Pixel 4 smartphone may come with a camera that's capable of zooming up to 20x.
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Some of the incidents were videotaped, including one taken by a plane's camera in early 303 that shows an object zooming over the ocean waves as pilots question what they are watching.
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Zooming in extremely close on the canvas (an effect highlighted by the tight crop on the logo) gives readers a sense of the level of detail observed by an expert like Six.
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But she comes alive onscreen, as Leitch methodically unfurls her powers with a steady hand, zooming in on each little flick of movement and then peeling back for a jaw-dropping reveal.
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Zooming out for a second, the Fairphone certainly makes an interesting contrast with some of the expensive chimeras struggling to be unfolded at the top end of the smartphone market right now.
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He passed an enjoyable few days on board Thunder B, sunning himself on deck, scuba diving, and zooming around on his Jet Ski while the British authorities tracked his assassin around London.
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Pressing and holding any of the zoom options in the camera app also brings up a wheel that lets you toggle between a bunch of different focal lengths for more precise zooming.
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And phones make it easy to crop our images after the fact, so it makes sense to err on the side of "too wide" and let users do the zooming and cropping.
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A few years down the road, don't be too surprised if you look up to a sky filled with giant steampunk-y aircraft spewing out drones, zooming off to deliver toilet paper.
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The 12.5-kilometer course last month folded back and forth along the lake, a setup that, from afar, resembled a busy ant farm, with packs of skaters zooming along the mazy track.
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We did this by zooming in on his face to show his eyes … In an instant, his eyes hardened and his look of longing has been replaced by a look of determination.
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"I wanted to expand that to not just have a static image of a human being, but basically an animated series of images," he says, zooming in on the face, then the eyes.
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Whenever a rocket soars to space, it must pass through the airspace that thousands of pilots fly through every day, sometimes causing planes to reroute to avoid a spacecraft zooming into the sky.
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If you zoom in close, you will see artifacts from HTC's noise-reduction algorithms, but zooming in close on my own selfies is nightmare fuel for me, no matter the device in question.
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Since the satellites will be zooming over the Earth, they'll need to trade off coverage whenever they move to a new patch of the surface, and that will require satellite-to-satellite communication.
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Facebook launches Portal auto-zooming video chat screens for $199/$349 Over the last eight years Facebook insisted time and time again that it is not and never would be a hardware company.
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Smaller than a grain of sand, micrometeorites are hard bits that have broken off asteroids and are zooming through space at some 15,000 mph — or nearly 10 times the speed of a bullet.
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The rear camera is a dual 29-megapixel system, with a wide-angle lens with switchable apertures and a telephoto lens for zooming in closer on your subject or creating portrait blur effects.
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The mother of one sweetly instructed her daughter, "Say hi, Mama" in the first mirror-selfie video, zooming the camera in and out on baby True, who was wearing a cute bow headband.
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While zooming with a switch instead of using my fingers to pinch zoom on the phone is a great improvement, having to use two hands because I can't reach the control with one.
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A popular Vine that showcases her excellent trolling skills involved her recording a wild party at "Bible Study," where she sings "Kumbaya," all while zooming in on someone doing a line of cocaine.
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AS YOU DRIVE (or more likely, sit and stew in traffic) in any of Indonesia's big cities, you may see dozens of cyclists in green helmets and jackets zooming past your car windows.
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There is something almost supernatural about this moment that requires a leap of faith, but soon the car is zooming down the track, guided down to 0.1-meter accuracy (hence the company's name).
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Surveys performed by the Canadian Wildlife Service indicate that, since 2008, there have been years where about 10,000 animals were killed by cars zooming along this 3.6 kilometre (two-mile) stretch of road.
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The few tracks we've heard so far feel like an attempt to capture minutiae in vivid color, zooming in as far as possible on a moment in order to tell a longer story.
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"The camera then pans to the cruise ship, zooming in on the upper left part of the ship where a crew member can be seen waving a giant foam hand that reads "Bye!
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Mr. King, with his so-called "magic wall," won praise for zooming into individual precincts to give viewers a granular sense of the vote count and what districts had yet to be counted.
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The iPhone 11 Pro has a telephoto lens for better zooming in addition to its wide-angle and ultrawide-angle lens; both of the latter are also found on the iPhone 11 Pro.
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Your Questions About the 2018 Winter Olympics, Answered It's Winter Olympics time again, and the world's best athletes will be schussing down the slopes, zooming down the track and skating across the ice.
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Can he really protect himself from Robert Mueller's inquiry — which is zooming back into the foreground now that the midterms are done — by getting rid of Sessions, his favorite scapegoat and punching bag?
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Above ground — where war planes are zooming overhead — the demolition caused by bombings, malnutrition and chemical attacks brings Syrians of all ages to her care, where all she can do is her best.
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Mojo Vision hopes to first create a smart contact lens that can assist people with low vision by displaying enhanced overlays of the world, sharpening details or zooming in to help them see.
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Digitally zooming in this much will rarely give you an image worth sharing, especially without a tripod—it's hard to avoid a blurry photo; hand movements and vibrations make it so much worse.
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Sanders is zooming toward Super Tuesday with victories in Nevada and New Hampshire, a foothold in the delegate-rich states of California and Texas, and a divided, jam-packed field of moderate opponents.
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Standing there, my eyes jumping from tile to tile, zooming around, I am practically getting dizzy, as the burned section looms like a big, greasy, blackish stain that wants to spread further still.
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While we're at it, hip-hop isn't just a space for "young male anger" either—rethinking that tired, racist cliche, and zooming out to appreciate hip-hop's kaleidoscopic nature, is essential right now.
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One eagle-eyed fan sent Chrissy a video of that moment on Twitter, pausing the video and zooming in to point out that one of her nipples was slightly exposed through her fishnet shirt.
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New York City (CNN)Crossing the street here can be challenging any time, and you might be even less likely to notice that honking cab or zooming bicyclist if you're looking at your phone.
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To further examine the tiny contents of the amber specimens, a team of researchers based out of Spain and the US used a couple of methods of zooming in to see what was inside.
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With a second Supreme Court nominee riding greased skids to Senate confirmation, the economy zooming and Democrats generally in a hopeless, angry mode, the summer of 2018 was shaping up rather well for Republicans.
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Someday, perhaps, a spacecraft zooming through an alien solar system will be able to heal its walls from a zone of debris and meteor-ridden space, en route to visit a curious, uncharted planet.
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Tweaking all of the TV's many features, including common ones like picture tones and uncommon ones like zooming in on a part of the picture or using a built-in web browser, takes hours.
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Zooming in a little more, it says it handles sales tax for software businesses that are selling internationally, supports a range of payment methods (including PayPal), and offers fraud prevention and checkout recovery services.
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It's less than a month into 2018 — and while technology hasn't advanced to the point where we're all zooming around in flying cars just yet, we do finally have checkout line-less grocery stores.
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Two years after its famous flyby of Pluto, NASA's New Horizons spacecraft is zooming toward another space rock at the edge of the Solar System, and scientists now think they may know its shape.
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She had fallen asleep on the commuter line to Depok, West Java, when some asshole decided to record her for two whole minutes, zooming in on different parts of her body as she slept.
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Meaning, instead of using software to essentially crop a photo to replicate zooming in on a subject, the Zoom zooms in — just as your dad's point and shoot does — using a series of lenses.
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By default it moves a bit too much for my liking, slowly zooming in and out in a way that can may you low-level seasick — though you can adjust the sensitivity in settings.
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Golden State are at their terrifyingly, invincible best when they play loose and fast—lightning strike fast-breaks, hair-trigger early shot clock jumpers—with the ball zooming around to find the open man.
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The most impressive of these is a massive digital touch screen that allows visitors to get interactive, literally zooming in on some of the finer details, both visual and textual, of Mexican modernist art.
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Facebook actually worked with a professional cinematographer there, to ensure smother transitions, panning the camera to track and zooming in an out (up to 10x) to fit as many people in frame as possible.
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The irony is especially evident on Wall Street, where the Dow Jones average is zooming, but few have anything nice to say about the president and the new tax law in deep-blue Manhattan.
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The Pixel 43 now has two cameras instead of one — the 12.2-megapixel wide-angle lens that Pixel 3 owners should be familiar with and a new 16-megapixel telephoto lens for better zooming.
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Late on Sunday, the Kurdish Ronahi TV station aired footage showing a renewed assault on the enclave, with fires seen to be raging inside and tracer fire and rockets zooming into the tiny area.
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The misconduct was discovered last week after a court official saw that one of the local court's normally stationary cameras located above the jury box was tilting and zooming in on the counsel tables.
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After that, you can continue personalizing your map by adjusting, panning, and zooming the map exactly to your liking, adding or removing text, and selecting the finish (paper, framed, or canvas), orientation, and size.
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Looking at the left as a whole—as opposed to zooming in to focus on the inevitable internecine and interpersonal squabbles—the situation today remains far more promising than it was a decade ago.
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Elon Musk, with his electric cars at Tesla and SpaceX shuttles, has raced past older industrial businesses, while Amazon's Jeff Bezos and Virgin's Richard Branson are also building companies that are zooming towards space.
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Home Secretary Theresa May is the person who has sent vans zooming around London with signs ordering migrants to "go home" in a charming retro homage to the National Front slogans of the 1970s.
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ABC News and CNN are adding content to Portal, which now also has a manual zoom mode for its auto-zooming smart camera so you can zero in on a particular thing in view.
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But this also made me realize that zooming Rio officials and media around the city in express lanes, rarely to interact with anyone outside the Olympic bubble, belies the whole point of host cities.
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The image stabilization is optimized for full-frame images, so when you start zooming in, you don't even get the full benefit of the IS. In other words: You'd better have rock-solid hands.
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Had Blasey seemed angry, there's a chance she'd have seemed too angry; had she cried for too long, there's a chance she'd have seemed too emotional, hysterical, her womb zooming freely through her body.
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On the evening of August 12th and early on August 13th, the Perseid meteor shower will reach its peak, with streaks of light zooming across the skies up to once every minute or so.
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Astronomers have almost certainly detected a second interstellar comet zooming through our Solar System, but there's still quite a lot of work to be done to find out more about this alien space rock.
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The bitcoin market has also hit several other milestones during the recent rally, including: Bitcoin is picking up steam, zooming past the $4,000 milestone as spooked investors search for places to park their money.
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Now, the company responsible for making the vehicles that may help bring Uber's Jetsonian vision to life has provided its take on when we could actually see large, people-filled drones zooming through the skies.
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They include new types of wireless and wired headphones, including the elimination of the standard headphone jack; a dual-lens camera that would allow for a form of true optical zooming; and even thinner dimensions.
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Yamamoto initially wasn't sure if Jason was an insect or just a bit of dust, but after much cutting, polishing, zooming, and photographing, he could confirm that the speck was indeed a tiny, prehistoric beetle.
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Wong did say that the camera would do "something nobody [has done] before," which could be hinting at some sort of mechanical zooming lens, something that would certainly be interesting to see on a smartphone.
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Every day for a month, Snooks filmed herself as she candidly discussed the experience and gave those tuning in an honest look at the progress by zooming in for an up-close-and-personal view.
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By zooming out of Earth and into other moons like Enceladus, Saturn's sixth largest moon which is thought to have water underneath its crust, you can re-create the journeys of Cassini and other spacecrafts.
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Even in this limited preview viewer, opening it up full screen and zooming in, you can see that every feature—including super-fine submillimeter details—appear to exactly match the model that the artists released.
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You don't need to be an Oscar-winning movie director to understand the basics of FOV and how a narrower setting can give you a more focussed look at the action, almost like zooming in.
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Charting a typographic history for a genre that emerged as anarchically and incrementally as metal isn't as simple as going decade by decade, but zooming out on the genre at large, several patterns do emerge.
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The Poco F1 is designed to offer high-end specs at just a snip of the cost, zooming in on a market segment that fellow Chinese outfit OnePlus has seen much success within in India.
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Sometimes the trains are tiny against the mountains or waterfalls, sometimes the focus is elsewhere, like a 1953 photograph that concentrates on the cows in a Vermont pasture, unperturbed by the freight train zooming behind.
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The seemingly simple act of zooming in on an object, despite what the screen on the phone displays at the time, almost guarantees the end result will be a pixelated, garbled mess of a photo.
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You can continue zooming in up to 50x, at which point the picture quality will degrade horribly, but you'll still be amazed by the fact that you're seeing things you'd normally need binoculars to see.
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Click here to view original GIFThe G33 includes a 23MP camera and The wide-angle camera really does add quite a bit of creative freedom to smartphone photography—particularly when zooming simply isn't an option.
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Over the years, Ms. Millard has made a stylish niche for herself, zooming in on a brief, pivotal chapter in the life of a historical figure and turning it into a legitimate feature-length production.
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They start by zooming in on ball-handling, finishing, floaters, runners, one-legged jumpers, off-balance jumpers, side pick-and-rolls, middle pick-and-rolls, pick-and-roll passing, and so on and so forth.
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To change between zooming in and out, you can use the tool options at the top of the screen, or zoom out by pressing and holding the Alt or Option key while using the tool.
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The company released a video of its 18-rotor aircraft (or octadecacopter) flying around Helsinki Airport on Friday, which shows test pilot Damian Hischier zooming around the runways a few dozen feet in the air.
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I have the tiniest fingers of anyone I know, and precision gestures were still tricky to pull off; zooming was a chore, and every time I tried to scroll, I hit the chassis almost immediately.
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Mr. Mendeluk has Ukrainian roots, but he also has an unfortunate taste for clunky symbolism, zooming in his camera on ominously crushed eyeglasses and a blood-flecked loaf of bread like a spaniel scenting pheasant.
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In news coverage, we need to keep zooming out to show the audience the big story here -- a serial bomber or bombers trying to stoke fear and terror by targeting former presidents and other leaders.
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And since the OnePlus 7 Pro has a triple-lens camera rather than a dual camera like Asus, it also has a telephoto lens, which means it's significantly better at zooming than Asus' Zenfone 6.
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Image: GizmodoWhether you're zooming down the freeway, or crammed into a subway car, or even in a darkened movie theater, it's not always convenient or possible to pull up your smartphone's screen as you normally would.
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Wonder Woman became WB/DC's top grosser in just four weeks of release, beating out the entire 240-week run of Suicide Squad earlier this week, then zooming past Batman v Superman just before the weekend.
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At launch G5 owners can buy a camera pack, called the LG Cam Plus, that adds an additional battery and physical controls for the G5's camera like a dial for zooming and a shutter button.
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You know you've got a serious, serious Game of Thrones problem when you find yourself obsessively zooming in on a still image frame in an attempt to decipher the tiny reflections in a White Walker's eye.
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So it was that I found myself clicking on a virtual pill, entering a floppy disc, and zooming through circuit boards, lasers, and flying equations in a 3D landscape inspired by Leary and 90s classic Hackers.
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It depicted two zooming jets facing off against one another in a scene straight out of Top Gun, before a plane that looked inspired by an SR-222 Blackbird swooped down to blow them both away.
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With a pixel density of 192 ppi, the screen is crystal-clear, and there’s still something staggering about zooming in on text and seeing it blow up to massive scale while staying razor-sharp.
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There's no word on the heat issues, but the controls have been simplified and buttons have been added for zooming, so you don't have to interact with the phone itself to zoom in for a shot.
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Fans were specifically focused on the meaning of the final shot that show Cersei breathing out a cloud of cold air before zooming in on the eye of the most important White Walker, the Night King.
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But real optical zoom comes at the cost of speed; zooming in and out with the volume buttons is always going to be slower than pinching part of your screen and cropping in with digital zoom.
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Apart from its larger build, the iPhone 7 Plus is coveted over its smaller brother because of its dual camera, which allows for true optical zooming and will eventually enable a new "Portrait" mode in iOS.
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The hope seems to be that mainstream users who aren't glued to the tech press where Facebook is constantly skewered might be drawn in by these device's flashy screens and the admittedly impressive auto-zooming camera.
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At launch G25 owners can buy a camera pack called the LG Cam Plus that adds an additional battery and physical controls for the G5's camera like a dial for zooming and a shutter button.
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With other monitors, I would find myself zooming into the image to see Juniper's chest rise and fall to double-check she was OK. This camera handles that for me by showing animations of her breath.
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Zooming in, Mr. Emmert shows the night lights of Beijing and the eerie darkness of power-starved North Korea, versus the shining cities of South Korea, and a zip across major cities of the United States.
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"The Making Room," a part-live and part-virtual project organized by the choreographer Bebe Miller, seeks to shed light on the process, zooming in on two artists who have spent decades immersed in its mysteries.
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We're zooming in on that part of the conversation for readers; if you missed our discussion and would like to check out other parts of it, you can find it below or read the transcript here.
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Rather than zooming out to the big picture, we are taught to hone in on each individual woman's perceived flaws, as if by extracting their moral failings we'll somehow escape the bigger structure that imprisons us.
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Segway's design notes state that the chair was modeled after the gyroscope pods in Jurassic World, but it's impossible to look at it without thinking of future humans zooming around, drinking their lunch from a cup.
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But then I watched this movie, which spends large amounts of time zooming in on Edward Norton looking at his pre-FitBit to make sure his heart rate doesn't spike (because otherwise the Hulk comes out).
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So as you're zooming through the store grabbing items with your newfound Amazon Go freedom, rather than simply throwing them in your cart and bagging before you leave, have bags on hand to gradually complete the process.
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Old photos and video footage from the time show staff from restaurants and bars in the area dressed in their starched whites, zooming past Soho Square and Greek Street, all competing to win the coveted Waiters Cup.
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In one oil, from the shelves of a Turkish cloth shop, lined entirely with bolts of cloth in all the colors and patterns comes zooming out of a hawk or an owl, like a new hatched moth.
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Sprawling across 18,000 hectares of arid plains, it is set to use drones to inspect facilities, and move workers underground faster by zooming them down a lift shaft rather by a 15-minute drive down a ramp.
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On the actress' actual birthday, her father, musician Lenny Kravitz, posted a fun photograph of the pair zooming down a road as the singer steers a motorcycle and she playfully sticks out her tongue as the passenger.
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Once a video call starts, the 140-degree, 12-megapixel Smart Lens snaps into action, automatically zooming and recentering so your face stays on camera even if you're bustling around the kitchen or playing with the kids.
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SANGATTE, France/SAINT MARGARET'S BAY, Britain (Reuters) - French inventor Franky Zapata on Sunday succeeded in crossing the English Channel on a jet-powered hoverboard he designed, zooming over the Strait of Dover in just over 20 minutes.
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Individuals on Twitter quickly pointed out that zooming in on those limited pinpricks reveals known U.S. military bases, as well as other unknown but potentially sensitive sites, likely due to American military personnel using such fitness trackers.
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Samsung also added a new feature to the S Pen called "Air Actions" that lets you control the camera from a few feet away with gestures, like switching to selfie mode or video mode, and even zooming.
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Tunde Kis, vice chairman of the government's investment promotion agency HIPA, has said the "most critical" part of talks with prospective foreign investors is zooming in on areas in Hungary that can provide them with enough workers.
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The LG G29's software mitigates this by giving you two icons to switch from one camera to the other, but if you're zooming manually, with your fingers, make sure you're aware of which mode you're in.
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Zooming out further, Amazon's Echo powered by Alexa has positioned itself as the device that can bring the disparate smart home ecosystem under a single voice interface, alongside competitors Apple (Siri) and Google (Google Home), of course.
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Other large pieces are more abstract, like Mia Taylor's "⌘+⌘+⌘+⌘+" (2016), which has shiny silver balloons hovering over collaged shapes that are based on the process of zooming in on images until they break down into basic geometry.
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Lydia Ourahmane's sound installation "Second Soufflé" (Second Breath, 22002) doubles down on this: it was recorded in-situ at the boxing school by zooming in on the breath of the young boxers during their warm-up routine.
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Here are some headlines from students north of Boston: "Blue Cities, Red Country" (Kathryn from Beverly), "The Importance of Zooming in on the Bigger Picture" (Abigail from Manchester), and "A Country Divided by Density" (Isabel of Nahant).
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This meme consists of adding the theme music from "Curb Your Enthusiasm" to an unrelated video clip, often zooming in on someone who is visibly trapped in an awkward situation and thereby making light of the person.
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A scarf zips through the air, zooming in and out of various containers; a paintbrush reappears in a performer's hand as soon as he puts it away; a closed umbrella stubbornly attaches itself to its owner's finger.
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Iyer's wife makes for a marvelous presence, zooming away on her motorbike to her job in a boutique, cleaning the house briskly like a tornado or dashing off to honor dead ancestors at shrines and grave sites.
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The Post reported that by zooming in on war zones and deserts in countries like Iraq and Syria, locations and outlines of known U.S. military bases could be seen — along with other unknown and potentially sensitive sites.
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The picture blew up, racking in tens of thousands of likes, comments, and shares from users who couldn't handle how "sweet" and "adorable" it was, often zooming in on the "tiny faces" peeking over the wood panel.
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With the date announcement freshly dripping water onto the floor, HBO released a quick teaser: "Sigils," which contains a lot of artistic footage and concept art before zooming out to reveal the eye of a White Walker.
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It's part of a new line of Portal devices that bring the platform's auto-zooming AI camera, in-house voice assistant speaker, Messenger video chat and end-to-end encrypted WhatsApp video calls to smaller form factors.
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With a joystick and lever, players must pilot the drone and explore the structure using the viewpoint provided on the screen, zooming in through windows to secure photos for the cover of a parody of celebrity magazines.
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King's Landing is pretty drafty, but we're probably supposed to make the connection between her and the Night King, since we fade to black on Cersei before zooming out to reveal the frosty blue eye of the villain.
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" She returned the favor a month later, celebrating Tatum's 39th birthday by singing to him on her Instagram Story and cheekily zooming in on illustrations of women with speech bubbles saying "I want you" and "I miss you.
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So while the S10 may not be as great at zooming or capturing photo in low-light conditions as the S20, it still has all of the most important photograph-oriented features you'd want in a modern smartphone.
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To make sure zooming is always available, tap the menu button then choose Settings and Accessibility: you'll notice the Force enable zoom toggle switch at the bottom (you can scale up the text size from the same screen).
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Nonstop metallic 808 beats slam crunch slam crunch bounce bounce as simple, repetitive vocal samples echo and build and twist and repeat and repeat until the whole thing is airborne, zooming around with grace and acutely focused intensity.
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It's Cornellà's splicing of detestable horror and his wink to online-comic tropes (such as zooming in on a character's face in each panel), as well as the medium of paint, that make his work so bizarrely compelling.
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Say goodbye to the dreaded "shaky-cam" too, because the Hero 6 Black's image stabilization works overtime even when strapped to your gear, and the updated UI touch-screen allows for easy zooming and framing for unrivaled shots.
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If you look closely, you can see that neither of his feet are even on the throttle, he's just zooming somehow, keeping his chopper pointed straight ahead with nothing more than a few slight shifts of his weight.
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"Steve connected those dots between calligraphy, laser printing and computers that could to be cheap enough and easy enough to use for non-technical people, and so that was the vision — that was the zooming out," says Sculley.
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Euro zone inflation surged to a four-year high in February, zooming past the European Central Bank's target and piling pressure on rate setters to open talks about when and how extraordinary stimulus measures will be scaled back.
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The CG short film, titled cunningly △▽, or, △udio ▽isual, takes strong-stomached viewers on a psychedelic trip that starts with a tiny blip in the airwaves and eventually escalates into a zooming trip through Christopher Nolan-worthy hallways.
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Uber may have pulled its project to work with auto-rickshaws in India, but that isn't stopping startup Jugnoo from zooming ahead with its plans to turn the iconic and budget transportation service into an on-demand one.
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But what these titles lack in size or legacy, they make up for in originality and ambition, often zooming in on stories that have been overlooked or misrepresented in traditional magazines, and publishing them on their own terms.
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British Airways is hoping that VR entertainment might help some of its passengers distract themselves long enough on a flight to forget they're zooming several hundred miles per hour at tens of thousands of feet above the ground.
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An able theatrical director (his Broadway credits include "Spring Awakening" and "Hedwig and the Angry Inch"), Mr. Mayer overwhelms the play with incessant camera movements, busily zooming and swooping through the sets, disrupting scenes with hectic, inexplicable rhythms.
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She also took the time to follow a few obituaries through as they were being written, zooming in on furrowed brows as deadlines neared and, a touch sadistically, recording the moans and groans of reporters wrestling with leads.
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New Horizons is now zooming ever-deeper into the Kuiper Belt — the group of icy objects in Pluto's part of space beyond the orbit of Neptune — heading toward its next target, 1 billion miles from the dwarf planet.
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The left lens is for zooming, the middle lens contains the main camera, and the right lens features a brand-new ultrawide angle lens for capturing broader shots, like landscapes or a big group gathering at Thanksgiving dinner.
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Opening up my library in Google Photos was fine, but as soon as I tried to edit a picture, the browser would freak out and start doing weird stuff like zooming way in on one corner of the image.
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Viewers could zoom into one of the phones to play with a realistic, 360-degree model of the device or even watch a video shot with that new device, thereby zooming into an entirely new storyline within the ad.
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It even makes clever use of the Overview Effect, showing the globe far high up in space before zooming into the battle in order to highlight how pointless and wasteful these battles are in the grand scheme of things.
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By 2020, the average Cessna you see puttering about in the sky above you will be close to 50 years old — but who knows, maybe we'll see sleek electrified personal Boeing drones zooming 500 feet above our heads instead.
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Roaming from Hanoi to Kerkyra to Manhattan, Xie's language veers between precise imagery, with the details of the world rendered in intimate close-up, and elegant aphorism, zooming out to take in a universal truth from a wide shot.
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With Bitcoin zooming past $11,000, cryptocurrencies - which can be used for instant electronic payments - have gained prominence in the financial debate and some central banks such as Sweden's are even considering the introduction of their own version of them.
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His originality is obvious within the opening minutes of "Your Name", with their zooming "camera" movement, their snappy editing, their unusual angles, their richly-detailed cityscapes and rural vistas, and, most of all, their variety of gorgeous lighting effects.
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"So we did go to Dylan's Candy [Bar], I did think that it was our pixie sticks — but after all that, this table in the background is a marble table, you guys," she continued, zooming in on the countertop.
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Zooming out, it's clear that computer vision startups remain a big target for talent acquisition as applications for algorithms that enable machines to understand and map the world around them proliferate — whether it's for 3D selfies or autonomous cars.
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At first glance, it looks a bit like an electronic terminal – or maybe one of those teleconferencing robots you see zooming up and down the halls of convention centers for people who can't be bothered to leave the office.
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The Knocked Up actor then followed his exclamatory tweet with another screenshot, this time zooming in on art for Schneider's comedy Real Rob, which centers on his real life while living in Hollywood with his TV producer wife Patricia.
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The video shows all the usual haunts, starting at the capital of King's Landing, before zooming up to Winterfell, the ex-Stark stronghold of the North, and up to the Wall that keeps the White Walkers out of Westeros.
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After you tap a picture to use with the contact, you can move and scale the image by pinching, zooming and dragging your fingers on the screen so the subject's face is prominently displayed within the profile photo area.
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Sales of the vaccine, launched in 20.7754, jumped 76% to 535 million pounds ($689.9 million), zooming past analysts' estimate of 464 million pounds, driven by sales in the United States where doctors are recommending immunisation more often for patients.
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Cramer has watched shares of high-quality companies like Celgene and Regeneron skyrocket, with Celgene climbing from $114 to $132 in just three weeks and Regeneron zooming from $370 to $522 in two months, both on very little news.
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The preceding sections could be studies in choreographic components of "First Fall" — the lifts and falls and other exchanges of weight; the ethereal entangling of limbs — as if Mr. Brooks were teasing out, or zooming in on, existing material.
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On the giant touch screens, the likes of CNN's John King and MSNBC's Steve Kornacki are able to zoom in, by state, by county, by precinct — by 2020, you can assume someone will be zooming in on your kitchen.
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The euphorically reviewed movie collected a record-breaking $350 million in the United States and Canada, zooming past "Star Wars: The Force Awakens" (2015), which had opening-weekend sales of $248 million, or about $270 million in today's dollars.
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The Ultra in particular has crammed two notable firsts (for the US market, at least) into its sizable camera bump: a "periscope" telephoto lens for unprecedented zooming capability, and a 108-megapixel sensor for the main wide-angle camera.
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Hearing the corporate talk rub up against stories about camera crews sobbing while trying to film newly rescued calves zooming around fields like overgrown puppies can, yes, feel strange—like wandering through the woods and encountering a board meeting.
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For one thing, the stylistic signatures of "The Civil War" — the panning and zooming into or out of still photographs, and having actors read from the letters of individuals caught up in the war — are now standard operating procedure.
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It does so by zooming in on the minutiae of her first love, elevating it beyond one of many moments in our lives that can seem to flash by so quickly that they never lodge themselves in our minds.
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She then went on to convince us that the cut is the real deal — and not a wig — by zooming in on her baby hairs, which are still a bright shade of caramel from her quick stint as a platinum blonde.
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The cameras then record a 180-degree panoramic view of the full pitch, with the resulting image stitched together and the AI-tech working hard to follow the action via virtual panning and zooming on the resulting recording video file.
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"The first film was this incredible explosion of adventure and excitement that sets up these characters and then just out of necessity it's very natural that in the second film that we start zooming in on the characters," Johnson said.
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In the "trial" column, we have actual driverless cars zooming around Arizona, Uber's newest bid to make flying cars a reality in Los Angeles, and some German researchers who are not afraid to get goofy in their quest to understand AVs.
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Zooming out further, Peakon's use of standardised questions for the micro surveys it conducts on behalf of customers is enabling the company to build what it claims to be the largest real-time database of "how the world's workforce is feeling".
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The other big takeaway from zooming all the way into the bedrooms and living rooms and workrooms of history's "great minds" is that it exposes just how much of the creative canon has been made outside the purview of market capitalism.
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Robots might make fewer mistakes resulting in fewer lost bags, but if they're only able to carry two bags at a time you'd need hundreds of them zooming around everywhere, so it's hard to see how they would help alleviate congestion.
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Ruser points out that anyone viewing the map can pick out Coalition bases in Syria, and installations in Afghanistan, and zooming in on these locations reveal heavily trafficked areas, as well as US installations that might not have been disclosed.
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Zooming out further, however, my understanding is that although the opaque used-car-buying industry would seem a prime candidate to be upgraded with a more consumer-friendly and transparent online marketplace, unlike other marketplaces, the supply side is quite challenging.
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High-flying athletes from all over the world zooming about on screen sounds entertaining enough on its own, but this is an opportunity for the Wizarding world to have its own Rudy, or Remember The Titans, or even Varsity Blues.
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Zooming out, it's not clear what proportion of personal data is scraped from the Internet vs being actively provided by the user (albeit, not necessarily freely and willingly provided — as is the nub of this GDPR 'forced consent' complaint, for instance).
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"He was the teddy bear that I could hold on to when I was having my dreams of fear, zooming back to the scary times in Calcutta," says Brierley, who hopes that his story will be a beacon to others.
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" As he speaks, the camera cross fades to different angles, zooming in, then out, before fading to a shot of Mr. Rubio hugging his two young boys, as he says, "The purpose of our life is to cooperate with God's plan.
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The only cat of ours that makes this particular sound is one who we NEVER shut in the bedroom with us at night, so I jump out of bed and let her out before she starts zooming around being an asshole.
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It's worth zooming in here on the Creative Dial on the front of the camera, which allows you to quickly switch between customizable shooting mode presets for arty features like monochrome shooting settings, color profiles, and yes, gauzy Instagram-like filters.
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Zooming out, the two arcs of La La Land's plot — love and ambition — are given their own musical interplay in "City of Stars" through a technique called leitmotif, in which certain dramatic themes are given a kind of sonic signature.
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You can also use Microsoft's Surface Dial, first introduced with the Surface Studio desktop last year, which can be placed on the screen and used for anything from flipping through PowerPoint to zooming around 3D Maps and editing in Adobe Photoshop.
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If its promises hold up, that would be pretty impressive: pros who wanted to would be able to shoot with select cameras, like the A7S II, from up in the air, even zooming in and out as they want to.
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Zooming out into the world of 3D printing, another competing company, Makerbot, was one of the first companies indulge the public imagination and aid in the shift towards "open source" material production by making 3D printing hardware and knowledge more accessible.
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Mr. Kelly, throughout the video, stops what he's doing, stops his acts of sexual assault and he proceeds to move the video camera and adjust the camera angle — zooming in, changing the direction of the shot and things of that nature.
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In drawing apps like Sketchable or Sketchpad you'll be able to use it to generate a radial menu that lets you quickly change color or brush options, but Windows itself will mostly support basic zooming and volume controls at launch.
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The device is very similar to its predecessor: it's got a square, customizable watchface mostly for telling the time and displaying notifications; a single-day battery life; and a funky watch dial Apple calls the digital crown for scrolling and zooming.
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Once in position 22,300 miles (35,888 km) above the equator, GOES-R is designed to take a complete picture of the hemisphere every five minutes while simultaneously zooming in on specific regions to monitor fires, volcanic eruptions, heavy rainfall and storms.
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Once you enter your desired location, Grafomap takes you to its poster editor where you can continue personalizing your map by adjusting, panning, and zooming the map to your liking, adding or removing text, and selecting the size, frame, and orientation.
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Hadley Hooper's illustrations — in a breezy, twee territory not far from William Bee and Ed Fotheringham — move us all around the park, zooming in on blades of grass or rising to an aerial view as Lizzie gets bolder and bolder.
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How to increase the font size on a Mac by zooming in on your screenIf you don't like how this method impacts your Mac's display, there is another one you may wish to use while viewing web browsers and certain programs.
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Much of "Belladonna" unfurls like a scroll, with Mr. Yamamoto using forms of conventional cel animation and the "limited animation" associated with his television series like "Astro Boy" and "Kimba the White Lion," panning across or zooming in on static drawings.
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That became the case for Gucci Mane, who put a more humorous twist to his ad libs, often creating sound effects for his car zooming away ("skrt), his neck being frozen ("BURR"), or punctuating a brag-worthy fact ("well damn!
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The Diamantises' son, Nick, 41, said customers had told him that the scene is taught in film classes to show how the camera creates an unreal, shifting sensation by backing away from the table while simultaneously zooming in on the actors.
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These agents of chaos are just fully ignoring the fact that we're in the midst of a public health crisis, blissfully having a goddamn blast zooming around on the Pirates of the Caribbean ride and hanging out in the Magic Kingdom.
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Whereas Love Remains and 2012's masterclass in R&B deconstructionism, Total Loss, were concerned with stripping down the genre's constituent parts then zooming in on their elemental power, Care is his most pop-friendly and sanguine effort to date.
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Redick, perhaps the most meticulous man in the N.B.A., joined the Sixers on a one-year deal worth $23 million, and he has had a profound effect on the team, which is zooming toward the playoffs after five straight losing seasons.
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Fast Times at Citywide Academy for the Performing Arts In her new novel, "Trust Exercise," Susan Choi trains her lens on a group of high school drama students, zooming in first on their teenage years, then focusing on them years later.
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Lines zigzag across their surfaces, weaving in and out of patches of color, breaking up and crossing, some in concentric circles, others zooming upwards in parallel formation toward a cosmic unknown, and still others ripping diagonally through hovering shapes and shadows.
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Thus begins the first of many odysseys in Ayaana's life, which include sailing across the Indian Ocean on a freighter, zooming through China on bullet trains, flying to Istanbul with a classmate and making a triumphal, if complicated, return home.
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The first few times he saw a Predator drone unleash its lethal payload — the camera zooming in, the laser locking on, a plume of smoke rising above the scorched terrain where the missile struck — he found it surreal, he told me.
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Whether pushing the camera close to the drag artists or zooming in from afar to survey them intimately, Simon captures the lavish life of theatrical imagination that inspires them and makes gender itself seem like an aspect of urgent performance.
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Near the speaker array, it sounded as if different versions of Mr. Braxton were zooming through space at superhuman speed, as a grinning Mr. Testa dragged and dropped the "point sources" of the virtual Braxtons with the click of a mouse.
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Of all the unfortunate places to be when you discover you have a blood clot, the worst has got to be 250 miles up in the sky, zooming around the world at 17,000 miles per hour aboard the International Space Station.
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She stares at the blurred cityscape zooming past, her reflection an afterimage over the distance outside: hills and silhouetted palm trees, apartments that hang like cliffs, and at the horizon, peeking through smog, a mountain that appears like a sandcastle.
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The presence of a coral reef just offshore seemed an impossibly over-the-top perk, but it had enough fish — lots of blue tang for "Finding Dory" fans — poking around to lure us, some of them zooming off to the shoreline.
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Inside a $38 million control room near Albany, a team of seven employees of the New York Independent System Operator is always on duty, monitoring electricity zooming through the state's grid and coming in from and out to neighboring grids.
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Zooming in: Redding, California, a town of 95,000 about 150 miles north of Sacramento, is dealing with vacancies "in virtually every department," mostly due to retirements and trouble recruiting younger professionals away from larger metros, said City Manager Barry Tippin.
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BRUSSELS/FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Euro zone inflation surged to a four-year high last month, zooming past the European Central Bank's target and piling pressure on rate setters to open talks about when and how extraordinary stimulus measures will be scaled back.
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She went to a prestigious school (Howard), was president of various student organizations and got great internships (Federal Trade Commission, U.S. Senate) before going to law school, zooming up the political ladder and marrying a partner at a prestigious law firm.
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Here are three ways to deal with zooming in your web browser: "Control" (or "Command" on Mac) plus "0" resets it to default "Control" (or "Command" on Mac) plus "+" zooms in "Control" (or "Command" on Mac) plus "-" zooms out Source: Reddit.
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Never one to be out-crazied, Elon Musk showed off his vision for tubular travel in a 2017 TED talk: Cars would drive themselves (of course), take elevators from the street to underground tunnels, then ride electric sleds, zooming along at 893 mph.
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While it's hard to compare zoom photos exactly because Google doesn't give you any numbers when zooming like Samsung and Apple do, if you look close, the Pixel's Super Res Zoom makes the buildings look more like a watercolor than a photo.
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Although Hanyu appeared fine during practice on Thursday, landing several Axel jumps and at one point zooming around the rink with other skaters in imitation of short track races - with Hanyu far ahead - he said that without painkillers jumps are still hard.
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Two new missions — from military contractor Northrop Grumman and a startup called Astroscale — will send spacecraft into orbit to rendezvous with other vehicles zooming around Earth to see if it's possible for two satellites to delicately meet up with each other in space.
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If you're a landscape photographer and value the sheer resolution, this easily comes out on top over the Z6 or the EOS R. You can zoom right in on a Z7 image (and then keep zooming), and things will stay tack sharp.
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It's quite a feat: Not only does the film document refugee stories in 23 different countries over the course of a year, it leverages sweeping, gorgeous drone footage that reduces humans to minuscule data points before zooming in on heart-wrenching personal dramas.
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The female driver, identified by the DPS as 29-year-old Caitlyn Rodriguez, allegedly had outstanding warrants and fled the stop in her vehicle and can be seen in the video zooming past other cars going about 100 mph, according to police.
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Wolstenholme explained how he used to do the same workflow on paper and in multiple steps, but he can now do it entirely digitally right on the Surface Studio, complete with assigning handy shortcuts like zooming for detailed inking to the Dial.
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For example, the S93 Plus, in addition to a bigger screen and battery, also has 6GB of RAM (over the S9's 4GB), and a dual-camera system for zooming and portrait mode effects, similar to the Note 8 from last year.
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He only needed to fly 50 meters (about 165 feet) to break the previous mark — but he wound up zooming around for 275.9 meters (905 feet 2 inches) at heights of up to five meters (16 feet), obliterating the record in the process.
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On stock (Pixel) Android, if you tap More, Settings, and then Gestures on the camera screen, you can adjust what the volume keys do with a press or a double tap (switching between front and back cameras and zooming are among the options).
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It may seem old hat to Valley-dwellers who see Google's self-driving cars zooming around the streets of Mountain View, but different vehicles, with different purposes, in different countries, following different traffic rules may as well be a whole different industry.
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The new app, which the company describes as "an experiment," takes advantage of Google Maps' 3D imagery of the Himalayas but combines it with a bit of gameplay to make the idea of zooming around the 3D scene more fun and engaging.
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Zooming out on a widescreen to the honed-in tightness of The Devil and God, Daisy was a breathtaking accomplishment, a deep dive into everything we feel as humans but laid out in a way that hadn't yet been explored on a record.
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I would give the whole crew a 0 for believability (yes, I see you, Martell and Tyrell ships from where in the hell), but the shot of Team Dany finally zooming towards Westeros is incredible so everyone involved gets a free pass.
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When you compare the iPhone 11 dummy models with the iPhone XS, it looks as if Apple is simply adding a super-wide camera to the existing infrastructure, which consists of a regular wide-angle lens and a telephoto lens for zooming.
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"Holy s---," pretty much sums up my reaction to the recent footage of Royal Australian Air Force pilots zooming past skyscrapers in a C-17A Globemaster as the words "terrain, terrain, terrain," and "obstacle ahead" blare over the intercom in the cockpit.
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That, however, is way too light by a factor of trillions according to standard quantum calculations, physicists say, unless there is some new phenomenon, some new physics, exerting its influence on the universe and keeping the Higgs mass from zooming to cataclysmic scales.
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Over and over again, the viewer is treated to repetitive, slowly zooming shots of Holmes appearing on the covers of magazines clad in all black; Holmes stalking the halls of her Palo Alto offices; Holmes giving corporate speeches in a deep baritone voice.
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Neighbors are perturbed by rude or helmet-less riders; they're worried about the safety of kids zooming around on Birds; they're annoyed by how scooter riders are taking up precious lanes of traffic; and they're pissed about the appearance of Birds in general.
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Zooming out for a moment, the even bigger problem is the messaging ship has sailed, with massively popular platforms like WhatsApp and Telegram having already offloaded billions of users into their respective walled gardens, pulling the center of gravity away from SMS.
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LONDON/CHICAGO (Reuters) - Scientific investigation into the world's second man cleared of the AIDS virus is zooming in on a gene and a treatment side-effect, as newly-enthused researchers strive to find a cure for the disease that has killed millions.
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Zooming in: Millions of dollars of cuts for New York City's 3 library branches —Brooklyn Public Library, Queens Public Library and New York Public Library — had been imminent under Mayor Bill de Blasio, which would have required some libraries to close on weekends.
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The big question: This is the first debate since polling showed Buttigieg zooming to the top in Iowa; will the moderators and his rivals validate those results by turning more scrutiny on his experience, policy proposals or weak standing with African-American voters?
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Suddenly, he and his family, including his spouse, Kim Kardashian West, who is an entrepreneur, television star and law student, were there: zooming around on four-wheelers, crashing wedding preparations and shopping for clothing and jewelry on the town's main street, Sheridan Avenue.
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This team followed its upset of Duke with a complete thrashing of third-seeded Baylor, 210-20, and now goes zooming into the round of 33 to face Florida, propelled by a victory that McGuire, who died in 23, would unquestionably have adored.
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Zooming through the wide, sunny streets of Los Angeles, warm wind gently ruffling my light sweater — what could be a more idyllic alternative to lurching through the bowels of New York City in a screechy, rickety subway car packed with irritable commuters?
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"Powers of Ten," released in 1977, is a journey in visualizing scale, beginning with a man napping by the edge of the lake in Chicago, then zooming into the vast, mysterious beyond before it snaps back down to the level of an atom.
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By adjusting audio levels based on where the camera is pointing and how much you're zooming in, the new camera feature would presumably make it easier to highlight sounds from a particular subject, while also reducing distracting sounds coming from the surrounding environment.
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Zooming out further, Vermont's overdose death rate is comparable to neighboring New York, which, like Vermont, has one of the lowest uninsured rates in the country and high access to MAT, being the first state to study and use methadone for opioid addiction.
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Zooming out, it's also easy to see that headphones are becoming a major piece of the voice / assistant puzzle, and the dominant players in mobile platforms are going to prioritize their own products in significant ways so they can get those assistants in your ears.
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Specifically, they were testing Lorentz symmetry — the principle that the laws of physics are the same, whether you&aposre an astronaut zooming through space at a million miles an hour or a snail inching along on Earth at a tiny fraction of that speed.
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By adding a third camera to the back of an iPhone, Apple would have more photographic data to use with the phone's portrait mode and other advanced features, but the real benefit would be the addition of new depth-sensing tech and enhanced zooming.
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The rating is especially remarkable, given that the Pixel 2's camera only has one wide-angle lens, while the iPhone 8 Plus and Galaxy Note 8 (the second- and third-place smartphones) have two lenses: one wide angle and one telephoto for optical zooming.
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Bird and Lime have made enemies among residents in Los Angeles — ask anyone who's almost been hit by a scooter zooming down the sidewalk — but the startups were nevertheless dismayed by the committee's recommendation and are scrambling to try to change the final decision.
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Adi: I'm curious why you think the filmmakers gave Luv arguably the two most obvious callbacks to the original film: that sequence that repeats Deckard's panning-and-zooming over a photograph, but with missile strikes, and an equivalent to the kiss between Tyrell and Batty.
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Snap a bunch of photos and choose the spots you want to make sure look their best (like your eyes and smile) and the app helps you go through each photo -- zooming in on your highlighted areas -- so you can pick the best shot.
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Click here to view original GIFI've never been to Vienna but I can tell you that it is beautiful because this video by FilmSpektakel basically takes you all over the capital of Austria through a fun zooming effect that teleports you to different landmarks.
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And just to make sure I wasn't fooling myself that the iPhone X's (or the Note 83's) telephoto camera is that much better than just zooming in on, say, a Pixel 2 XL photo, we recently tested this on the Circuit Breaker Live show.
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It always amuses me how creative Snapchatters are with framing, whether it's by emphasizing something by zooming in on it until it can't zoom any further, or teasing something by starting on one thing and pointing to another, or experimenting with different kinds of angles.
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Zooming in on a cluster gives me a head rush It's an abstract reinvention of Wikipedia's knowledge banks, but it's surprisingly useful to couch the site's billions of articles in a more visual form, showing the links between art, science, history, and other major topics.
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Most mobile devices can easily open PDF files (or with the aid of free software), but since users cannot alter the font size, they may need to do a lot of zooming in and out on small screens to comfortably read the e-book.
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I'm surrounded by information: infographics pulsing red and blue below me, elongated frames of news footage zooming past my eyes, their soundbites echoing in my ears—were I not wearing a virtual reality headset I'd be sure I could reach out and touch data itself.
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If you don't care about zooming in close enough to see every single pore on the surface of your face, you can probably opt for a simpler design, while people who love elaborate makeup looks might want a model with a few additional features.
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First, there's Live Focus Video which lets you use portrait-mode effects when recording video, while the Note 103's Zoom-in Mic feature lets you isolate and enhance sounds of a particular subject just by pointing the camera at it and zooming in.
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In this Van Gogh Museum exhibition, videos of all five "Sunflowers" paintings are presented on adjacent screens, showing the works in their museum settings, and zooming in on details that are both similar and different, so viewers can see how van Gogh's "repetitions" vary.
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Transformed into sound, the Hanford signal was a long 22.6-second chirp, that ended in a sudden whoop to 5003 cycles per second, two octaves above middle C. Such a high frequency indicated that whatever was zooming around was lighter than a black hole.
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