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Definition of box camera in English: box cameranoun A simple box-shaped hand camera. （结构简单的）方镜箱照相机 Example sentencesExamples - When he and his crew gather behind the box camera, arrayed in lab coats and goggles, they turn the crank with the certainty that whatever is inside their camera's frame will live forever.
- He also introduced the cine film in the form of a simple box camera, the Kodak Brownie.
- Self taught, Patricia started with a box camera, she graduated to the single reflex camera and now to digital.
- In most 19th century cameras, a picture was taken when the photographer manually exposed the film in a large box camera.
- Delsaute interprets this passage as meaning that the simple box camera on its own cannot be so used.
- ‘I helped around the studio and, over the years, graduated from a box camera to using a 35 mm SLR, and learnt to use various types of lenses and other photographic equipment,’ he says.
- 1888 George Eastman patented his Kodak box camera with a name he felt would be easy to remember.
- By 1888 he introduced the small box camera with a 100 exposure roll film inside.
- At the Hammer, a small welded-steel-and-plastic sculpture resembling a toy cannon shared a pedestal with a slightly larger, canvas-and-wire sculpture with rectangular chambers that resembled a menacing, traplike box camera.
- Anandakrishnan also learnt to click pictures with a box camera.
- In this way, the eye operates more like a bellows camera, with variable focus, than a box camera with a fixed focal length.
- To achieve a crispness and detail not possible with a regular 35 mm camera, Bosworth uses an 8x10 box camera.
- We passed a sidewalk photographer using a big black box camera on a tripod, his head covered with a black curtain.
- Moments of preparation, the ambience inside the brightly-lit room, umbrellas to bounce back the flash light onto the subject and then, there is the photographer with his box camera.
- Presented chronologically, the works begin with Talbot's earliest negative images of the 1830s, which he made with his ‘mousetrap’ cameras - tiny box cameras loaded with scraps of sensitized paper for film.
- You have Cartier-Bresson's shots on the one end of the spectrum and on the other, Kanu Gandhi's early essays with a box camera, but important as documents.
- He wandered around the demolished streets with a box camera and still has twenty of the pictures which he took in the aftermath.
- The boxes in the show range from storage chests and trunks to an early twentieth-century ice box and a Brownie box camera, which brought photography to the American middle class.
Definition of box camera in US English: box cameranounbäks ˈkam(ə)rə A simple box-shaped hand camera, typically lacking an adjustment for shutter speed. Example sentencesExamples - In this way, the eye operates more like a bellows camera, with variable focus, than a box camera with a fixed focal length.
- When he and his crew gather behind the box camera, arrayed in lab coats and goggles, they turn the crank with the certainty that whatever is inside their camera's frame will live forever.
- You have Cartier-Bresson's shots on the one end of the spectrum and on the other, Kanu Gandhi's early essays with a box camera, but important as documents.
- He also introduced the cine film in the form of a simple box camera, the Kodak Brownie.
- The boxes in the show range from storage chests and trunks to an early twentieth-century ice box and a Brownie box camera, which brought photography to the American middle class.
- We passed a sidewalk photographer using a big black box camera on a tripod, his head covered with a black curtain.
- 1888 George Eastman patented his Kodak box camera with a name he felt would be easy to remember.
- At the Hammer, a small welded-steel-and-plastic sculpture resembling a toy cannon shared a pedestal with a slightly larger, canvas-and-wire sculpture with rectangular chambers that resembled a menacing, traplike box camera.
- Moments of preparation, the ambience inside the brightly-lit room, umbrellas to bounce back the flash light onto the subject and then, there is the photographer with his box camera.
- Presented chronologically, the works begin with Talbot's earliest negative images of the 1830s, which he made with his ‘mousetrap’ cameras - tiny box cameras loaded with scraps of sensitized paper for film.
- To achieve a crispness and detail not possible with a regular 35 mm camera, Bosworth uses an 8x10 box camera.
- Self taught, Patricia started with a box camera, she graduated to the single reflex camera and now to digital.
- ‘I helped around the studio and, over the years, graduated from a box camera to using a 35 mm SLR, and learnt to use various types of lenses and other photographic equipment,’ he says.
- Delsaute interprets this passage as meaning that the simple box camera on its own cannot be so used.
- He wandered around the demolished streets with a box camera and still has twenty of the pictures which he took in the aftermath.
- By 1888 he introduced the small box camera with a 100 exposure roll film inside.
- Anandakrishnan also learnt to click pictures with a box camera.
- In most 19th century cameras, a picture was taken when the photographer manually exposed the film in a large box camera.
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