photographic造句

She has a photographic memory for detail.

Could it also be a way to gain photographic memory?

light-sensitive materials and digital cameras are all photographic equipment.

A camera doesn't take the photo, nor does any piece of photographic equipment.

Now a novel approach to photographic imaging is making its way into cameras and smartphones.

Unless you have a photographic memory, following a recipe from a cooking show will be difficult.

Finally, there is particular beauty in these photographic images of the Solar System.

Moreover, the photographic frame can reveal the unsettling ability to extend and include us in its space.

"To the average eye," he says, "it is not the photographic skills that draw the attention but the subject itself."

As a native son of the Mountain State, I'm partial to the photographic wonders of this piece of Appalachian heaven.

They were in Iceland working on a short film and photographic project, documenting the historic herding of the prized Icelandic horse.

Carbon tissue: A thin paper coated with gelatin, plastic and pigments used to transfer the photographic image from film to a gravure plate or cylinder.

David Yager, an associate professor of psychology and neuroscience at the University of Maryland, pioneered new photographic techniques to aid his studies of insects.

After all, the essence of the photographic art is the process of capturing light from the scene in order to create an artistic rendering.

A photographic image might look like actual reality, but gradations of truth are measured in the circumstances that led up to the moment the picture was taken.

You are able to adjust levels, white balance, exposure, contrast and saturation and apply a few photographic effects. In addition, Darkroom allows to upload pictures from Picasa and Flickr.

Lillian Schwartz, a graphic consultant at the School of Visual Arts in New York, claims that the image is a self-portrait of Leonardo, which was made using a crude photographic technique.

It sent a specially equipped snowmobile up the mountain, kitted out with the latest GPS and photographic equipment, to take slope-level pictures as part of its Street View mapping service.

That difference in approach would prove to be a crucial one, and it underpinned a new photographic aesthetic that continues to shape our view of the world to this day.

A method of producing a three-dimensional image of an object by recording on a photographic plate or film the pattern of interference formed by a split laser beam and then illuminating the pattern either with a laser or with ordinary light.