The camera zooms in, revealing a mound of soapy froth.
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As it's happening, the camera zooms in on Wade's face.
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He zooms in on what happened right before Move 37.
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His lens zooms in and out of streets, rooms, consciousnesses.
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It zooms in and pans to follow the person who's talking.
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The camera zooms in, the world goes grainy, and you're somewhere else.
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The camera zooms in, and it's sitting right there on the table?
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Victorious, Jamaal zooms in on the spider ... and the thing is MASSIVE!!!!
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The camera zooms in on the reactions of the stunned audience members.
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Then the camera zooms in on Payam's face for its last shot.
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It zooms in up to 30 times on the S20 and S20 Plus.
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"City of Light" zooms in on the aspects of the game that work best.
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The camera then zooms in, showing a stream of blood running down the street.
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He comes up close to the body and zooms in while police are called.
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The drone video zooms in on them, and flashes of gunfire light up the screen.
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"I wasn't ready," she admits as the camera zooms in and out on her face.
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Once he has identified promising sites, Quartermaine zooms in with drones fitted with powerful cameras.
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James zooms in on the offending disc jockey, who continues to pump out the jams.
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The camera zooms in on each partygoer's gyrating frame, appreciating every curve without leering at it.
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Britain's experience shows how quickly things can change when the spotlight zooms in on hospital hygiene.
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The player then zooms in on the journalist and shoots them with a slow-motion bullet.
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When the camera zooms in on her face, she's framed like a superhero in her origin story.
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When it zooms in on a street, you see a handful of people running through the rubble.
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She stands so fans get a sideways view of her body and zooms in on her waist.
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Working backward from painted images, Rosmarin zooms in and blows up her individual pigments into a colorful oblivion.
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Diane looks them up with Google Maps — Twin Peaks is so modern — and zooms in, inspecting the area.
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The camera zooms in on their faces, which are full of fear, intensity, and a kind of glory.
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The teaser zooms in on the stomach-stabbing self-experimentations of biohackers like Josiah Zayner and Aaron Traywick.
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As she enters the ocean, the camera zooms in on her fit figure rocking the cheeky two-piece suit.
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This ad zooms in on it and plays it in slow motion to make him look a little deranged.
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The camera zooms in on the abuse so viewers can get a disturbingly intimate look a whimpering octogenarian woman.
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Marilyn Minter-esque, Marzella zooms in on acne and snot and posts photos of herself sitting on the toilet.
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Would the VATS combat system, which drastically slows down the world and zooms in on your target, be disorienting?
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She zooms in on a motor scooter and immediately puts the mobile home in order — fresh flowers, fresh ideas.
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This taut, electric exhibition zooms in on 29 to 2212, a pivotal decade and a half in his career.
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The Supersight feature, which zooms in on a person it detects in frame, is very cool to see in action.
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Aiming is a little awkward thanks to a new aim button that zooms in when using guns like sniper rifles.
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It zooms in on Kratos as a person and father instead of just the rage-filled warrior of past games.
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In the background, the camera zooms in on a Dease painting of a little boy cowering before an older man.
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His key measure: total private credit, which he zooms-in on as the largest driver of economic and commercial activity.
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In the final shot of "Mom," the camera zooms in on Serena's face as she unloads all of her anxieties.
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By default, if you hold your iPhone 11 vertically, the image sensor zooms in to take a 7-megapixel selfie.
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To make matters worse, the passenger then begins to wiggle their toes while White zooms in on the public setting atrocity.
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Viewers are given a few hints of what will follow: characters swap furtive glances; a camera zooms in ominously from above.
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When he sees an embarrassing blog, he scrolls down the page, then back up, then zooms in on the cringiest part.
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As the camera zooms in, your ears start to strain to pick up the sound that's hidden beneath what we hear.
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But when it zooms in on the growing friendship between these two girls, there's a kind of hushed mystery to it.
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He tries a couple more times, as the camera zooms in on an empty desk with a green jacket on it.
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One episode zooms in on prairie chicken — a small, curvy grouse with brown stripes that was displaced by the corn industry.
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He zooms in and zooms out, and encourages you just to go and leave the responsibility of filming it to him.
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"There's a person there!" an onlooker can be heard on video crying out in Spanish, as the camera zooms in on Díaz.
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When I land a "krushing blow" and the camera zooms in to reveal the intimate destruction of bones and tissue, I wince.
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" Lisa says directly to the camera before the shot zooms in a photo of Apu with the message "Don't have a cow.
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In his depiction of Chicago, for example, his piece zooms in The Loop, the region that categorizes the city's bustling business district.
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More accurately, he narrows their scope and zooms in, sometimes to a single veined leaf, as if one's nose was pressed there.
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Unfurled at Comic-Con International, it's called Bubble Zoom and does just that — zooms in on text bubbles in comics with one touch.
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Viserion immediately falls out of the sky, and the camera zooms in on her face, mourning the death of one of her children.
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In another video, the younger daughter also "pees" on her sister, and the camera zooms in on a wet spot on her bottom.
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The announcement was very dramatic, showing Oscar-winning actor Olivia Colman (The Favourite) slowly walking into frame as the camera lazily zooms in.
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The camera is on stage, behind the performers, looking out at the crowd — and then it zooms in on their movements, their gestures.
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As the camera zooms in, she's just kind of nervously giggling, but her laughter builds once the snake actually sticks out his tongue.
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Compiled from over 100 New Horizon snapshots, the virtual trip zooms in on its target touchdown site at the edge of Tombaugh Regio.
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In addition, there's the fact that "American Factory" zooms in on a very specific culture clash: the one between American and Chinese workers.
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Looking at a photo of an extremely happy Noah with Whitney (Julia Goldani Telles) as they prepare for the wedding, she zooms in.
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The opening sequence immerses the viewer immediately, as the camera zooms in on the cracks and fissures in the surface of the paint.
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Then in the second half of the film, the camera zooms in and delves into the smallest structures, uncovering more and more microscopic details.
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"So no diet today," Khloé adds as she zooms in on a tray of extravagant, colorful doughnuts that were topped with cereal and marshmallows.
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The camera zooms in on Hadid standing in a darkened room, and the shadows on the wall behind her suggest an imaginary train station.
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But in a CNN op-ed published Monday, Warren zooms in on how the opportunities she was given no longer exist for students today.
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It's only when the camera zooms in tight on one of his eyes that the waters around Plymouth appear, reflected back in his iris.
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Pompeo isn't afraid of these heart wrenching moments and zooms in on characters with tight, nearly claustrophobic shots to really drive the point home.
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The best evidence of his talent, though, requires a different focus, one that sets the broad picture aside and zooms in on individual detail.
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Or this commercial in which a young boy combs his hair in close-up nine times before the camera zooms in on his teeth.
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The screen immediately zooms in on a large light-green section of northern Tanzania, displaying a few man-made roads and a red border.
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In the resulting film, Nico/Nico Crying, half of which made it into Chelsea Girls, Warhol zooms in and out on his subject's face.
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Pulling from his training as both an artist and lawyer, he zooms in on how information is designed to reinforce the biases its messengers hold.
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At the end of the runway, Jenner zooms in on a neon pink heart that illuminates all of the other floral hearts and the room.
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Her video for "Deepthroat," which by now has more than 17 million YouTube views, zooms in on Harris rubbing a banana suggestively between her toes.
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"This film is based on the experiences of Neil Armstrong through the eyes of his children, and zooms in on the astronaut's personality," says Rocard.
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When the viewer zooms in and out of areas on the map's website, the density and massive scale of the glowing green dots becomes clear.
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" Although his presence sets the other waitresses aflutter, it's Stephanie he zooms in on, praising her supposed ability to think "more deeply than other people.
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As the camera zooms in, it becomes apparent that what his dog ripped up was actually his training manual, Guide to a Well-Behaved Dog.
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The first essay in your book zooms in on the former San Francisco 49ers quarterback and what he's taught us about how America views blackness.
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The controversial beauty entrepreneur James Charles sighed so many times over the course of his now-deleted apology video "tati"—directed to his former friend Tati Westbrook after she accused him of shady brand deals and sexual practices—that an edit titled "James Charles' apology but every time he sighs it zooms in on his face" includes no fewer than six zooms in just 219 seconds.
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The first — and the stronger — of the two storylines zooms in on a group of friends composed predominantly of gay men in Chicago during the '80s.
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The camera zooms in on Daniel's smooth backside while he's having sex with a woman whose face we don't see, but can only assume is Issa.
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In between Paul's comments about the seriousness of suicide, the camera zooms in on various parts of the body, while Paul occasionally cracks jokes or laughs.
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The viewer gets a preview of what is to come when the camera zooms in on the humanoid installation and it seems to bare its teeth.
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As the camera zooms in, it becomes clear that his dog had his business on a photo of Reynolds wearing a suit from the Deadpool films.
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He zooms in on a few key technical indicators: moving averages, the relative-strength index, the money-flow index and its moving average convergence/divergence indicator.
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And the hair and makeup artists are certainly putting in overtime too, given how often the camera zooms in on flawless complexions and artfully tousled manes.
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When you want to move, though, it zooms in closer, and the cops disappear off screen, making stumbling into their fields of vision a common occurrence.
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By default in iOS 210 and higher, when you open and close a folder of apps, the animation zooms in and out of the folder itself.
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The camera zooms in on the pen and a grand operatic soundtrack swells up and continues while the pen occupies the screen and nothing further happens.
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Shot in low light from a window, the camera zooms in on a raccoon atop the new green garbage bin with the specially designed twist tops.
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Catch the moment toward the end of the opening song when the minor-key music shifts to major and the camera zooms in on Mr. Bostridge.
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In these sexy, short vignettes, the camera often zooms in on the mouths of the 3D renderings, resulting in an overtly intimate display of the lover's affection.
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With one tap in the DJI GO app, this is a trippy effect that involves the drone moving away from a subject while the camera zooms in.
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The lens through which we watch the runway zooms in on things like political motifs, celebrity peacock moments, innovations in fashion tech, and, of course, great clothes.
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And the $199 Facebook Portal and $349 Portal+ offer a Smart Lens that automatically zooms in and out to keep you in frame while you video chat.
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Written by Chris Claremont and Brent Anderson in 19913, it zooms in on a fight between Marvel's mutants and an enigmatic religious figure named Reverend William Stryker.
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The promotion's storytelling zooms in on visual and symbolic details to a degree nobody else does, and it does so with a subtle (for pro wrestling touch).
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"Literally anything," the ad, which showcases Intel's 360-degree technology, continues as it zooms in and circles around the NFL player's face while he's brushing his teeth.
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Given the near-impossible task of gluing our eyes to blank rooms and cautious conversations, the cinematographer, Eigil Bryld, mostly zooms in close and crosses his fingers.
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It zooms in on the most optimistic moment in a relationship (you met someone you might actually like!) and cuts away before the letdown (nevermind, he's terrible!).
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Tech Tip Q. I recently discovered the keyboard shortcut in Windows 10 that automatically zooms in the whole screen, but it's often a little too close-up.
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Footage of North Korea's successful missile tests of the Hwasong-14 ICBM are followed by an animated sequence that zooms in on the territory of Guam from space.
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As one zooms in further and further, it seems as if each reality contains within itself another vastly different one, nested one in the other like Russian dolls.
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The Smart Camera smoothly zooms in and out for hands-free use, though there are plenty of times that video chatting from your mobile phone will be easier.
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"Untitled I" (1993), which zooms in on a patch of grey carpet, encourages that same feeling of awe, its wash of steady colour oddly impressive in its uniformity.
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At the end of the film, the camera zooms in on the captain writing down the day's events in the ship's log, tabulating the lives saved and lost.
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The video eventually zooms in on the roof, where the buff Amazon mastermind holds a sign that says, "rocket factory coming soon," teasing the factory's commencement of operations.
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The camera pans out to the arid Mojave desert of Rosamond, California, and then zooms in as the Outlaw nears and catches the 911R, until finally: an explosion.
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In one clip, a person zooms in on a container of baby food that expired in July 2019, insinuating that it had been sitting there for some time.
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It was one of three that Mordvintsev created, along with one that similarly zooms in to various Google Doodles as well as one that examines morphing patterns on bunnies.
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The new addition zooms in on an object while the drone flies in the opposite direction, creating a disorienting shot familiar to anyone who's ever seen a Hitchcock film.
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The footage then slowly zooms in on his face until the final second where the image changes to show the actor smiling while wearing The Joker's signature clown getup.
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The 18-minute video zooms in closely on the medical students and the SPs, as well as on objects in the rooms — a gurney, a clock, a door handle.
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Comixology has up until now gotten around the problem with Guided View, which zooms in on panels and pages to highlight speech and art one scene at a time.
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She continued to show off her bling on Instagram, writing "Cheese bitch 💎," over the video that zooms in on the shiny gems placed on her two lower teeth.
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The scene by itself is kind of drab, Riseborough directed to say the lines in an impartial monotone as the camera slowly zooms in on her subtly haunted face.
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There are frequent moments when the camerawork, editing (quick zooms in and out) and loopy, slightly surreal dialogue suddenly recall the Bluths in all their narcissistic, clueless, hilarious glory.
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When the clue package introduces his college roommate, who is dressed as a dartboard in a bar with a Route 66 sign, the camera zooms in on a quarter.
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When, for example, he zooms in on a micro-organism immediately followed by a close-up of a distraught scientist, he gives readers a real sense of the chaos.
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The camera slowly zooms in on the two of them as Jason leads her through some flirty meditation to stop her from drinking and eventually plants one on her.
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You can stretch and squeeze the heart by moving the two left-most sliders, which change the "a" and "b" parameters; the right-most slider zooms in and out.
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For equal-opportunity eye candy, there's also a scene where Augie removes his sleeveless shirt and the camera zooms in on his muscles, right before he dons another sleeveless shirt.
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The video zooms in on the popped up camera at the exact time, suggesting that the user had encountered this weird surprise before and was recreating it for the video.
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In one video documenting the sparkly tree, the new mom zooms in on a gold ball ornament to capture a selfie in the reflection, with Stormi balanced on her hip.
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The repetition, facial expressions, and camera zooms in Boseman's "I'm dead" video make for a truly relatable masterpiece, and Twitter users were inspired to turn the clip into a meme.
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And then it zooms in to reveal a (similarly glowing) view of the building's interior, now dotted with a dozen or so (also glowing) silhouetted figures preparing for tactical combat.
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In Viet-Flakes a camera zooms in and out on suppressed images of atrocities from the war, set to a soundtrack of cut-up American pop songs and Vietnamese music.
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As he, too, begins to vaporize into nothingness, he manages to fire off one last message on a communications device, which the camera zooms in on it as it sends.
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The camera zooms in on the text of the information labels that read that the products are effective against "99.9% of viruses and bacteria", including "germs" behind the "human coronavirus".
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This one zooms in on King's activism, including the Montgomery bus boycott and the march on Washington, and traces the lineage from those protests to the Black Lives Matter movement.
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Winner of nine Emmys and two Golden Globes, the series zooms in on the 1995 murder trial that captivated a nation, and the personalities that made the trial so fascinating.
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Bringing together collaged photographs, radio broadcasts, and sculptural installations, Chang "zooms in on how information is designed to reinforce the biases its messengers hold," as Renée Reizman recently noted in Hyperallergic.
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As well as showing us the bigger picture, the show zooms in on a character called Viktor Goraya (Maxim Baldry) — a refugee from Ukraine who faces persecution because of his sexuality.
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When Serena shows more sympathy for the hostess than the handmaid, the camera zooms in on June's face as she shakes her head in a disgusted "Why do I bother?" look.
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" She also zooms in on the lack of diversity in Silicon Valley, in particular: "This position gives me a new platform in Silicon Valley, and I have a lot to say.
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This screenshot shows Buckhorn in a red dot on the left ... ... and then he zooms in: And with that, the fictional Buckhorn, S.D., has something that the fictional Twin Peaks, Wash.
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Economic data from China is being closely watched amid trade tensions between Beijing and Washington as President Donald Trump zooms in on America's trade deficit with the world's second-largest economy.
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Lucy Liu walks out clad in a leather pencil skirt and the camera zooms in on her ass as a convincing, but surely artificial leather sound squishes through my TV speakers.
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"To the dealers that are pushing this poison, I have a message for you," he says as the camera slowly zooms in on his face, ominous horns playing in the background.
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Directed by Mimi Leder from a screenplay by Daniel Stiepleman, who is Justice Ginsburg's nephew, the film zooms in on a sex-discrimination case that Ginsburg argued in the early '70s.
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The scene gets so real, director Daniel Minahan zooms in on Jeff carving into his own leg before relenting thanks to the unimaginable pain we can all assume the sailor is in.
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The camera zooms in on Bezos, who's lounging in a chair on the roof of the facility with the nonchalantness of a dad enjoying a half-priced Mudslide at a TGI Friday's.
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Essentially the so-called documentary consists of mostly non-Canadian talking heads reading off the Drake Wikipedia page while the camera slowly zooms in on stock photos of rapper and his friends.
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The France-based startup Vize, for instance, zooms in on the value of data by developing a visual analytics software that helps detect trends and patterns to answer any data-related questions.
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He builds these bits of reality and zooms in so close, pushing metaphors and languages to their limits, if that's what it takes, that we can see them in a new light.
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And both approach the subject from the listener's perspective: "How to Be a Rock Critic" looks at the making of a passionate gonzo writer, while "The Hendrix Project" zooms in on concertgoers.
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"Judy" zooms in on its subject in the final year of her life, with Zellweger playing Garland struggling through a string of concerts at a London cabaret-restaurant in the late-1960s.
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Divided into sections on Chicago, Florida, and Michigan, Pink zooms in on the mundanities and dirty realities of labor — and the rare moments of humanity that manage to break through it. —A.
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The camera zooms in on the surface of the stone, and soon we're suspended in a swell of C.G.I. — pink-flecked shards of bewildering diffraction, a tunnel of blithe and kaleidoscopic light.
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While exploring the epic's intricate maze of stories within stories, Battlefield zooms in on Yudhishthira's spiritual journey, as he learns dharma (duty, virtue, justice) and renounces the world and all its pomp.
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To confirm or change one's district, a voter sits down with a member of RUP, or a representative from the clerk's office, and zooms in on Google Earth until they see their rooftop.
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Take a document like a blueprint or map, activate split-screen zoom, and now when you place the dial on the image, the other side of the screen zooms in on the details.
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In her second collection, Willis zooms in and out on her chosen subjects, adroitly examining the physical and emotional distances that separate people from one another — and from the mysteries of their lives.
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In Dick Johnson Is Dead, documentarian Kirsten Johnson (Cameraperson) zooms in on her aging father and her relationship with him as they both begin to come to terms with his inevitable eventual passing.
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"The Great American Baking Show," like the original, zooms in on illustrations of what the bakers are working toward for their "showstopper challenge," a grand baking project that takes many hours to complete.
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Mr. Payne, who wrote "Downsizing" with his frequent collaborator Jim Taylor, zooms in on the fine print in the contract — in other words, on the ways our ingrained fallibility upends our utopian projects.
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As the video slowly zooms in on each year, however, it temporarily pauses at 363 in the top left corner, where a GIF of the president has been photoshopped in above the campaign sign.
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As the rain pours down on them, "This Woman's Work" begins to play while the camera zooms in, getting intimately close to the women to capture their faces, which are covered in brown masks.
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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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In iOS 210, it would appear the folder animation's changed and launching apps within the folder now zooms in from the center of the screen instead of from its specific placement within the folder.
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The first episode of this six-part docu-series zooms in on the 2012 shooting of Trayvon Martin, a 17-year-old African-American who was killed by a neighborhood watch volunteer in Florida.
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Those court proceedings are recreated in "Hors la Loi," but Ms. Bureau also interviewed Ms. Chevalier and zooms in on her personal story, from her working-class childhood to the aftermath of the trial.
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Michael Snow's masterpiece of experimental cinema, Wavelength (163, 45 min.) — in which a 16mm camera continuously zooms in for a week, capturing a room's interior — forever changed how we perceive film and its possibilities.
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"Look at how wonderful they are," he seems to say during "Life During Wartime," as the camera zooms in on backing vocalists Lynn Marby and Ednah Holt's expressions as they dance with each other.
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Many of New York City's secrets have been covered up and forgotten for decades, while the tourist hoi polloi zooms in on the more predictable attractions, such as the Empire State Building or Lady Liberty.
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Known as the Screen Tests, the series is the inspiration for Luke Willis Thompson's film "Cemetery of Uniforms and Liveries," in which he similarly zooms in on the faces of two black men from London.
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Another angle shows him wearing a white hoodie while standing near the hospital room door, looking wide-eyed in shock before the camera zooms in dramatically and the video reveals the release date: Feb. 22.
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With the tentacles of the conspiracy reaching everywhere, the book can't hope to make sense of it all; instead its lens zooms in and out of focus, erratic and hyperactive, drawing lines and connecting threads.
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At first, things look pretty normal—until Horton zooms in to show a man standing at the menu screen, wearing shorts and boots; casually holding a lifeless, decently sized deer; and ordering a McChicken sandwich.
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She shows Appelbaum aggressively using the analogy of safe sex and a condom at a digital security training for activists, as Poitras zooms in on women activists in hijab looking increasingly uncomfortable with his remarks.
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When Olivia Jade says that she doesn't care about school, her video cuts and zooms in on her face — YouTube's standard visual grammar for emphasizing an arch joke, equal parts self-deprecating and self-satisfied.
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While he once again uses paint, oil, oat milk, remover, bleach, and soap liquids, Blanchard now sets his camera in circular motion or zooms in on the fluids, creating multiple layers of pleasing macro-cinematic movement.
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Plot lines are thin to nonexistent as the camera zooms in for up-close shots of genitals and penetration that are repetitive, pounding and — though perhaps not through the eyes of a 14-year-old — banal.
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The opening chapter, "Physique," zooms in on their body parts; the waves of their chests, their bony legs, and their curved backs are as intimate and tender as seeing a naked human body close beside you.
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At Lawfare, Evelyn Douek zooms in on one of the more peculiar features of the board, at least at launch: it will only review cases in which an individual believes their content was removed in error.
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The lower image depicts the complete cluster, the upper right image shows the full field of view of the area obstructing the dwarf galaxy, and the upper left image zooms in even further to show Bedin 1.
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During the Spring Fling dance in the final episode of season 2 13 Reasons Why, the camera zooms in on the DJ's hand as he switches the record to the "The Night We Met" by Lord Huron.
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It gives a user the ability to make a video that zooms in on one element of the action using one half of the screen, while showing a wide-angle view of the shot on the other.
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Then Ford's yellow, single-engine Aviat Husky suddenly zooms in from the right of the frame, flying low over the airliner and casting its shadow down the middle of the bigger plane before landing on the taxiway.
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As the undead leader approaches Bran, the camera zooms in on his hands to reveal that — although he fell off his blue-flame dragon and chucked a spear through someone's body — his almond-shaped, stiletto nails remained intact.
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"Dialogue," a new work by her Brooklyn-based company, explores those fleeting interactions and zooms in on a few of those imaginary characters, such as a group of expectant mothers, a trio of businessmen and a polyamorous couple.
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"A horrific scene with multiple victims, it started when neighbors reported hearing hundreds of gunshots fired," a voice is heard saying over the radio as the camera zooms in on a car parked in a deserted, dark area.
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The examples shown include Google Maps (which automatically zooms in when you squeeze), Google Photos (same thing), Calendar (change to a different view with a squeeze), and the ability to end calls by — you guessed it — squeezing the phone.
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In a video on a fan account, which was originally posted by celebrity tattoo artist Bang Bang, Cyrus is seen lounging in the tattoo chair and the artist zooms in on the finished product after completing the tattooing process.
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About six and a half minutes into the third Death Stranding trailer, which debuted Thursday night, the point of view zooms in on Reedus's character's mouth, delving inside of him and coming upon a little round, pale, fleshy object.
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As the speaker extols him for reinventing the very nature of storytelling, the camera zooms in on Joan, portrayed by Glenn Close, her eyes registering a rapid succession of barely perceptible emotions: victory, awe, disbelief, pride, bitterness, even rage.
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Slowly, a little ripple is revealed in the middle of the water, and over the course of several unflinching minutes as a melancholic song plucks along, the camera zooms in on a boat, which then lands on a rainy beach.
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Billie Jean and Marilyn first meet when Marilyn trims her hair; immediately after the "carburetor" joke, the music transitions into dream-like drones, the camera zooms in tight on their faces and cuts to not-so-subtle touching between the two.
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As Rowe zooms in on a woman quietly relaxing with a very fabulous Gucci bag on her lap, a man's voice can be heard saying "they were talking about...(inaudible)" as though he is speaking next to her off-camera.
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In one video, there is what appears to be a red-hued, dingy-looking strip club, and as the camera zooms in, we see that two priests are staring fascinated at the nearly naked women dancing in front of them.
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In the clip, Teigen, 33, zooms in on little Miles to show the tot sprawled out on the "All of Me" singer's lap with a rib in one hand and the other hanging off Legend's arm while watching Family Feud.
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While Tencent zooms in on video games and anime, Baidu's Netflix-style video site iQiyi has received wide acclaim for house-produced dramas like Yanxi Palace, a smash hit drama about backstabbing concubines that was streamed over 15 billion times.
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In this version, in reply to the woman-in-music question, she performs a "Basic Instinct" uncrossing of her legs, as the camera zooms in on her crotch, accompanied by the echo of a drop of water in a cave.
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In the footage, Teigen, 33, zooms in on little Miles to show the tot sprawled out on the "All of Me" singer's lap with a rib in one hand and the other hanging off Legend's arm while watching Family Feud.
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When the camera zooms in for the close-up on a character in one of those blistering moments, the results can devastate, but most of the time the show is happy to just hang back and take in the good times.
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The music video for Jenny Hval's "Female Vampire" zooms in on skin that peels, stretches, drips and writhes; it's a startlingly visceral experience that aptly represents the label Sacred Bones' broader plunge into the grotesque, the occult and the sinister.
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The staging seems to ignore the dictates of the music to an infuriating degree; the camera often zooms in and out for inexplicable reasons and follows cats around the edges of the looming set while other stuff fills the background.
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Sebastian is the first character to be introduced; a blast of Placebo's "Every You, Every Me" plays as the camera zooms in on him admiring his own steez in the rear view mirror of the expensive car he's driving into Manhattan.
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One of her strongest videos is "Carnival in Rio" (1974), which zooms in and out of dancers and dressed-up characters taking over the streets, until reaching Avenida Presidente Vargas, where the police arrive and the samba beats are silenced.
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" Moments like these are regularly punctuated by the way the show is shot, with little zooms in and out on the characters' faces that are commonly used on shows like The Office or Brooklyn Nine-Nine, but rarely on "prestige dramas.
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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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At about 1:36, the camera zooms in on him and he is pretty much just walking around the stage smiling like he's taken an especially delicious pinger, as the backing track, which features his Spanish language vocals, blares out for the crowd.
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In "Johnny B. Goode" (1958), Berry zooms in with a camera eye, taking us "Deep down in Louisiana close to New Orleans / way back up in the woods among the evergreens," a setting that, if not exactly Arcadian, is at least rural.
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Like the competition, the system works for collaborative whiteboard-style note taking, meeting scheduling and does video conferencing by way of an on-board 4K camera and a 12 microphone array featuring on-board VoiceTrack technology, which zooms in on specific speakers.
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Opie varies her distance from her subject: she captures full rooms, from Taylor's impressive shoe closet to her living room; she zooms in on smaller details such as pink balloon shades, individual pieces of jewelry, Oscar statuettes, a koi pond, and handbags.
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The tool, found in the Instagram camera, evokes a classic film technique you'll recognize in many a cult-horror flick: In a moment of drama, the camera pans to the protagonist and zooms in on their terrified face as haunting music plays in the background.
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The ad opens on a picture-perfect scene of a rural barn, then zooms in on a weather vane on the roof, in the form of a smiling Mr. Rubio, one hand insouciantly in his pocket, the other pointing west — or is it east?
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This iteration zooms in on "Dark Meadow," an abstract work from 1946 that explores the psychology of questioning with three principal dancers (one called She Who Seeks, another called He Who Summons) and a chorus of nine, referred to as They Who Dance Together.
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Given Sivana's mental state, the voice could be a hallucination, but then the camera zooms in on a little air vent or grate in Sivana's cell: The voice is coming from a little inch-worm or caterpillar-like creature who's talking about world domination.
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The move from Cameraperson to Johnson's second feature, then, feels natural; it's called Dick Johnson Is Dead, and in it, Johnson zooms in on her aging father and her relationship with him as they both begin to come to terms with his inevitable eventual passing.
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In most sequences, Mr. de Andrade zooms in on the men's faces and the animals' craws as death approaches; one angler is nearly in tears as the life goes out of a flopping fish, whom he embraces like the dying Jesus in a Pietà.
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Maybe it's when David gets a glimpse of a new weapon appearing in a big fight, and this serious, grimdark hero, heavy with responsibility and the many complications of his eternal unlife, says "Fuuuuuck" in blurry super-slow motion as the camera zooms in on his face.
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Watson was also active on social media, seeding a further doctored version of footage on Twitter — which includes a repeat close crop that zooms in on the CNN reporter's hand against the intern's arm, making it look as if Acosta is giving her a karate chop.
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As a consequence, because it's night, and it's only a light in the middle of the phone [screen], the camera's autofocus mechanism starts hunting—it sort of zooms in and out on the focus and as a consequence the light seems to get bigger or smaller.
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But rather than allow them to slowly drift away individually, each getting off at their respective stops (where those would be is a whole other story unto itself, tbh), the camera zooms in on each woman, one at a time, giving us a glimpse of their post-heist life.
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In her snaps, the cosmetics entrepreneur zooms in and out on her face, tossing her new blonde, waist-length extensions over her shoulder and tucking her white tee up in to her bra because what would a Kylie snap truly be without a slow pan of her own physique.
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In the clip, allegedly taken in July during a white party event at Leakes' house filmed for the upcoming season of RHOA, Biermann zooms in on a black bug that appears to be an ant before turning the camera on her face, sticking her tongue out in disgust.
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The crowd roared in delight as Cornette fell and legitimately blew out both knees from the fall; as he's helped to the back by Big Bubba, his kayfabe bodyguard, the camera zooms in on Cornette's anguished face and you can hear him babbling in very real, very intense pain.
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Natasha zooms in on Metail, a virtual fitting room startup, and its tribulations with the immigration authorities and the damage those action are having on the broader ecosystem: The January 31 decision letter, which TechCrunch has reviewed, shows how the Home Office is fast-tracking anti-immigrant outcomes.
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You can also select either Still or Perspective (which zooms in slightly so the wallpaper moves when you tilt your device.) Perspective mode is a good way of preventing burn-in, since the pixels of your wallpaper will shift around, rather than being fixed every time you use your phone.
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Not only is it handy for reviewing shots in the bright sunlight, but you can utilize things like focus assist (which digitally zooms in when you're trying to manually focus), and you know the depth-of-field of the resulting shot is going to be exactly what you're seeing in real-time.
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Maya Lin's contributions play with perspective: a pair of white encaustic reliefs, "Before It Slips Away" and "218 Words for Snow" (both 230), depict polar ice topography from a distant aerial perspective, while an installation, The Secret Life of Grasses (13), zooms in on 21-foot-tall root-to-tip cross sections of prairie grass.
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In one video, you can see the illuminated double cross from the cover of the artist's album Eat Me, Drink Me—right before the camera zooms in and then rapidly out, in a style similar to The Blair Witch Project—while an air raid siren à la Silent Hill sounds off for added paranoia.
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In one, Twombly's figure is dwarfed by a sculpture of Constantine the Great's hand, a fragment of an enormous statue in the courtyard of the Musei Capitolini; another series of shots captures Twombly on the steps of a Roman basilica from the waist down, photographed successively closer till the last zooms in on his midsection.
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And in gorgeously languid pieces like 4th Floor to Mildness (2016) and Worry Will Vanish Relief (2014), she zooms in on parts of the body we rarely view closely — often out of disgust, shame, or familiarity — transforming them into beautiful abstractions, almost indistinguishable from the leaves and dirt and stems of the natural world alongside them.
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The camera zooms in on one of the females, she opens her mouth and sweeps her tongue carefully through the bloody divot in his thigh, then the camera zooms out, all of them huddled over him, David's monkey surgeons, craning their necks to watch each other work, and you can see his wrinkled eyelids begin to twitch.
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The story of a big theater like the Bolshoi can only benefit from the combination of two perspectives: one that zooms in to look at the Bolshoi people, their lives and their roles; and one that zooms out to assess the part the Bolshoi has played in larger histories — of ballet as an art form and of Russian culture.
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Close-up of a male crotch Early in the movie, the BBC producer managing Queen's live performance on the television channel gets angry after the camera zooms in on Mercury's flamboyant pelvic movements In the Chinese release, the small TV screen being watched by the producer inexplicably glitches after a split-second shot of Mercury's crotch. 2.
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The flutist, meanwhile, looks forward, unfolding a retinue of futuristic techniques — sounds that purr like a cat, pop like a cork or hoick like a spitball — on the way to a final improvisation, a duet in which another flute, recorded decades ago by Roberto Fabbriciani, zooms in virtual laps around the room, as if tracing a halo around the audience.
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Set in 2007 amid the gradual winding down of the Iraq War, the film zooms in on a pair of US military snipers (John Cena and Aaron Taylor-Johnson, both flexing impressive acting chops here) as they're pinned—literally—behind the titular and ramshackle wall, caught in the crosshairs of an Iraqi sniper with a deadly shot and impressive camouflage skills.
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It zooms in on 1953 to 1968, a pivotal decade and a half in American painting and sculpture — not just in New York but, as is less often recognized, on the West Coast, where Voulkos worked and taught (first at the Los Angeles County Art Institute, now known as the Otis College of Art and Design, and then at the University of California, Berkeley).
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Some of the old shenanigans are there—Dinesh and Gilfoyle are still battling it out; after Dinesh splurges for a Tesla, Gilfoyle zooms in early to work each morning on a motorbike to steal the electric car parking spot—but there is a fresh energy to the writing, and it feels that the characters might at least begin to grapple with some of the dark corners of the Valley mentality.
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Urban Outfitters branches the world over have been brought to their knees today, over a single tweet sent by your (and my) favorite hair swingin', Coachella playin' family band Haim: The tweet in question contains only a date (April 27, 2017—exactly one week from today) and a 57-second-long video of Danielle Haim playing the shit out of a drumkit as the camera slowly zooms in on her.
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ENHANCE: One of the most inexplicably entertaining parts of the live feed is when the crew spots a distant creature, and quick-zooms in to a ridiculous detail, like with this unsuspecting sea star: Equally amusing is when someone on the crew's well-trained eye spots some junk in the mid-field that turns out to be an alien lifeform... or, a comb jelly, like this one: Also on the theme of translucent creatures: This sea cucumber.
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Perhaps you saw the one in which Jeb Bush's earnest announcement that he would withdraw from the race is undone by blaring air horns and bellowing Trump-taunts; or the one in which the camera zooms in on a bunch of GOP candidates mid-debate, reducing them to a series of puckered mouths and desperate eyes; or the one in which Chris Christie's wife is edited to appear as though she's flirtingly darting her tongue at one of his supporters.
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In the first post he zooms in on what he calls "Recursive Ad-ccountability" — or rather Facebook's lack of it — looking at influential and verified Pages that have been running US political ad campaigns over the past six months, yet which he found being managed by accounts based outside the US. Albright says he found "an alarming number" of these, noting how Page admins could apparently fluctuate widely and do so overnight — raising questions about how or even whether Facebook is even tracking Page administrator shifts at this level so it can factor pertinent changes into its political ad verification process.
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