Simply put, outsiders are zoomed in, and people here in Israel are zoomed out.
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Google added a 2X optically zoomed lens to the Pixel 4, and as a result, you get great 2X zoomed photos.
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The new telephoto zoomed lens, combined with Google's software smarts, makes for the best zoomed smartphone camera performance — but it's nothing to write home about.
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Google chose a zoomed lens instead of an ultra-wide lens, with the justification that ultra-wide lenses are "fun" but zoomed lenses are more useful.
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I would advise against trying to shoot any zoomed photos with this phone, you're just not going to like or want to keep any of the smudged-up imagery it produces when zoomed.
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In the end, it was the iPhone 11's versatility of regular, zoomed, and ultra-wide cameras that beat out Google Pixel 4, which only comes with a regular and a zoomed camera.
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Some $75 billion zoomed through Zelle's network last year. nyti.
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It zoomed by HBO in global subscribers, its second target.
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Politics has zoomed out to a different level of magnification.
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Everything from 1x to 10x looks okay when zoomed in.
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So I zoomed back out and the sound changed back.
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Intricate patterns emerge zoomed in over individual cities and airports.
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We stopped the video and zoomed in ... looks like $6.
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After a few minutes, they were successful and zoomed off.
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The stock price has zoomed 235 percent since its listing.
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The most notable difference will be a zoomed in view.
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It zoomed just slightly past the moon, 238,000 miles away.
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The higher the number, the more zoomed in you are.
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Another zoomed in on a business license on the wall.
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I zoomed in, zoomed out, turned my computer screen a full 360 degrees, sent a prayer to the gods of clarity, and finally I saw a cute lil' doggo giving some serious side-eye.
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Why in the world would every photo be automatically zoomed in?
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The agency also released a zoomed-out view of the clip.
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On the left the Zenfone Zoom—zoomed, cropped, and blown up.
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Adeagbo zoomed so close to the ice she could smell it.
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They zoomed in and were able to make out a lens.
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Here's a zoomed-in look at the résumé, pulled from Twitter.
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This adaptive upsampling means the resulting, zoomed images are less blurry.
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It zoomed past the other two, Europa and Io, on Monday.
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It zoomed toward the Naham 3 with a burst of gunfire.
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A zoomed-in version shows the heart of the construction site.
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She zoomed in on a man who stared uncomfortably into space.
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So the super zoomed in face closeup definitely wouldn't phase them.
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You can see Samsung's zoomed-in marketing photo of it below.
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And here's what it looks like all the way zoomed in.
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And here's the fully zoomed-out image of Florida from last night.
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With the image zoomed in, Prince Harry looks like Mr. Potato Head.
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Shaunna zoomed in on the photo and saw a "For Sale" sign.
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The team spotted six more illegal fishing boats, all which zoomed away.
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Yael: They zoomed in on an automated license plate reader (ALPR), though.
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Digger zoomed in, and we saw the river's banks overflowing with snowmelt.
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The Pixel 4 only has a regular camera and a zoomed lens.
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Here is a zoomed-in look at the most-searched political figures.
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I applied on the picture in Photoshop and then I zoomed in.
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After the initial reaction, both zoomed in and studied every detail, fascinated.
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The truck zoomed past me and then stopped to water more flowers.
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They zoomed around and then settled on a hot-dog vendor's stand.
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In my tests, zoomed-in shots looked great on the Pixel 4.
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In my tests, zoomed-in shots looked great on the Pixel 4.
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Within minutes, patrol cars zoomed past, toward Malibu Canyon, then spun around.
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But zoomed in, that "sun spot" is actually the International Space Station.
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I only zoomed in 100x because I wanted to test the feature.
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But Lewan has not exactly zoomed to the top of the charts.
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The Post's latest reporting has zoomed in on the ways in which
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I counted 30 seconds before the parents zoomed in and took over.
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Most middle-class Milwaukeeans zoomed past the inner city on the freeway.
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The S&P 500 has zoomed 9% since the end of August.
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Here's a more zoomed-in photo that Petersen took of the conjunction.
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With Ritalin, "I did have that zoomed-in laser focus," she said.
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A zoomed out version of this Charmin pause ad is available on Variety.
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A zoomed-in view showing about 8 percent of the entire photo width.
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The other zoomed out on her floor-length frock and its dramatic sleeves.
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When zoomed in, the photos' edges are definitely crisper, and gradients appear smoother.
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The footage zoomed into a row of fighter jets on the carrier's deck.
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The camera cut away, and then zoomed back on a suddenly-composed Mitchell.
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I zoomed in on his hands to figure out what he was holding.
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Maybe this zoomed-in shot will help you spot Elsa's famous blue gown.
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The zoomed lens is 12 megapixel for better shots of objects further away.
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He ended up being zoomed into a photo DigitalGlobe owned—of Earth, Texas.
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Below is a zoomed-in look at CO2 numbers over the last year.
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His brother was at a campfire and the camera zoomed in on coffee.
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Make sure you are zoomed in so the entire photo is visible.3.
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In Cramer's lightning round, he zoomed through his take on callers' favorite stocks: .
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A zoomed in view of the brown barge, also known as a brown oval.
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The damage to the hangars is even more apparent in a zoomed-in view.
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I'd never really zoomed in on the pictures to see who is in there.
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I zoomed through the next 7 books, a mixture of YA, classics, and nonfiction.
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The West Virginia native was wide-awake as joggers and dog walkers zoomed by.
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Since the election Mr Corbyn has zoomed past Mrs May in popularity (see chart).
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Here's the default selfie camera, zoomed in a bit to show you some detail.
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Quality is especially a struggle when the L22015 is zoomed all the way in.
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PhillyFlyBoy zoomed in on him dribbling a basketball and then bouncing a tennis ball.
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The emotional heart of the story is also victimized by the zoomed-out camera.
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The brick and the safety netting both maintain good detail even when zoomed in.
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Alexandria Morton is a university student living in Manchester, UK. How zoomed in pal?
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She zoomed over forlorn dusty roads, responding to the beckoning call of new adventures.
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In March sales of passenger cars zoomed again, by nearly 10% year on year.
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Anderson has zoomed to third on the Times chart, up from 15th last week.
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Not all of us zoomed out of the womb as fully formed Rico Suaves.
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Google added a 2X zoomed lens to the Pixel 4, and here's the result.
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Dear Diary: It was raining as I zoomed down the street on my longboard.
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Golden State zoomed to a 20-8 edge before Iguodala took his first rest.
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It's worth mentioning the photos zoomed in at 30x are a lot better quality.
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Murphy bought the race photographer's high-resolution photo and zoomed in on the watch.
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I zoomed up to the back terrace of his house, where Mr. and Mrs.
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The second is that when you capture a close-up with the telephoto lens, the Note 8 automatically snaps a picture with the wide-angle lens too, so you can switch between the zoomed in and zoomed out versions of the pic.
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For example, you can show a picture of someone's six-pack, but not zoomed in.
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They zoomed in on the creature with an underwater robot camera — and were completely mystified.
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My sister zoomed by, honking mockingly at me as she sped off into the distance.
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This is why it's useful to take a zoomed-out look at the entire process.
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The images were captured in early April — two weeks after the icy object zoomed by.
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The isometric game features a zoomed-out perspective, providing wide view of near-future Tokyo.
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The camera zoomed in, slowly, wearily, toward one hunter sliding off his pure white horse.
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It also has smart zoom that uses software to enhance details in zoomed-in images.
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F-16's zoomed low, creating sonic booms that were initially thought to be explosions.
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"Like Google Earth, I had zoomed out," he told Watts in his six-month interview.
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They zoomed into data collected between 1974 and 2013 in nine areas of the country.
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In Cramer's lightning round, he zoomed through his responses to callers' stock questions: Synopsys Inc.
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No, the players, zoomed in, aren't as pore-by-pore detailed as their Frostbite counterparts.
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It looks like something you'd see if you zoomed in on a T-1000 terminator.
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A French inventor zoomed above crowds on a hoverboard at Bastille Day celebrations on Sunday.
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But this time, we follow the camera's invasive, zoomed-in focus on Becca's pained face.
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That's just the shot of Greedo from a few seconds before, but zoomed in poorly.
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Internet browsing was fast and smooth; I scrolled and zoomed quickly with no visible lag.
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Asked to assess the premises, she zoomed in on a couple of off-putting details.
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He's zoomed in on what he's trying to do and what he's got to do.
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Zoomed in, however, you can see how Fabre's hair and eyes are clearly digitally rendered.
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Having zoomed along for 40 minutes after launch, he reached a spot he deemed promising.
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Sometimes while Mr. Hammerand was scouring the neighborhood, the camera suddenly panned or zoomed wildly.
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I first looked at my map zoomed all the way out and thought, That's it?
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Instead of attacking, the Syrian SU-22 zoomed away, and the Americans did not attack.
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We stood there, wondering what to do, while the settlers' cars and buses zoomed by.
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A zoomed-in view even reveals the tan line where Ray's ring used to be.
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Brown zoomed past defenders on a post route, then toward a vast expanse of green.
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From above the right hash marks, he launched a shot that zoomed under the crossbar.
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Mr. Feliciano zoomed in on the photo, and soon realized that the vehicle was his.
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The team at BAN zoomed in on where the trackers had stopped on the island.
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Apple Computer zoomed to a new high Wednesday and closed up 4.7 percent at $157.14.
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The view zoomed in so they could see the curve bending around the surface of Earth.
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Shares in companies that do business with the embattled Chinese tech firm zoomed higher on Monday.
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Tragically, because the iPhone XR has no telephoto lens, the digitally zoomed-in footage looks pixelated.
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Those angles are used to make digitally zoomed-in photos appear more detailed and higher resolution.
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They all have regular, ultra-wide, and zoomed lenses, but each Galaxy S20 model is different.
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Galaxy S20 Ultra:12-megapixel regular photos108-megapixel ultra-wide photos, and 48-megapixel zoomed photos.
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Zoomed-in radar of incredible category 9003 #TCWinston as it made landfall on Viti Levu, #Fiji.
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It's similar to the Google Pixel 3 camera's "Super Res Zoom" that enhances digitally-zoomed shots.
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Here's a zoomed-in image of the Washington, DC, area, captured by NASA's Operational Land Imager.
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By analyzing startup traces, we zoomed in on calls to Reflective Type Adapters as the culprit.
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But because of the added telephoto lens, the zoomed in images are much clearer than before.
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A cop car zoomed down the narrow side street past us, siren warbling, toward the park.
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In Cramer's lightning round, he zoomed through his responses to callers' stock questions: Pilgrim's Pride Corp.
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The referee rang the bell, the camera zoomed in on the triumphant Styles, and Mahal disappeared.
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Granted, it's not nearly as bad as a digitally zoomed photo taken with an iPhone 6S.
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He quickly reeled in and zoomed past the Ferraris into third halfway through the first lap.
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The film zoomed-in on several Confederate Flags, including a "The South Will Rise Again" flag.
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Theoretically, the Pixel 4 is meant to take great zoomed photos at 2X zoom and beyond.
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Their reactions underscore the company's first-quarter financial results, which zoomed past analysts' estimates last week.
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There are the tilted and shaky camera shots zoomed in on character's faces in tense scenes.
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And they've zoomed it up, and, right, they've been throwing a lot of money at it.
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On CNN, Mr. King's fingers zoomed his screen in and out of Broward County in Florida.
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A photographer at Minnesota Public Radio zoomed in and saw the raccoon peering over the ledge.
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The probability for a March reduction zoomed Thursday to 201573%, according to the CME's FedWatch tracker.
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Lovot, a companion robot made by Japanese robotics startup Groove X, zoomed around the show floor.
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"There's only three in the world," Lizzo revealed, as cameras zoomed in on her miniature accessory.
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The photo was quickly changed, to a zoomed-in stock photo of an enormous American flag.
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In lieu of any actual character quirks, the show zoomed in on Pike's fortune cookie fortune.
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The Galaxy S20 Ultra boasts a zoomed lens with 10x optical zoom and 100x digital zoom.
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In the cohort, Boroden zoomed in on two stocks in particular: Regeneron Pharmaceuticals and Celgene Corp.
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Zoomed-in radar of incredible category 5 #TCWinston as it made landfall on Viti Levu, #Fiji.
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I whipped out MarineTraffic, and within seconds I had zoomed in on the 187-foot Minderella.
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An unidentifiable, highly textured, zoomed-in-on piece of trash (?) posted by a graphic designer friend!
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The imgur user zoomed in on this frame, revealing Bucky's distinctive logo on his left arm.
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Having used the Google Pixel 4XL for months, which comes with a regular camera and a zoomed lens, the versatility of the Galaxy S20 Ultra's cameras that includes a regular, zoomed, and ultra-wide-angle camera have been incredibly refreshing, especially with its ultra-wide-angle lens.
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The photo is a grainy, zoomed-in shot of Colton and Booth snuggled up on a bench.
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Allure notes that all of the videos are super zoomed-in macro shots of various ingrown hairs.
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Yields on U.S. debt rose on Wednesday after market expectations for a March rate hike zoomed higher.
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It zoomed over the Hudson River like a colossal ghost—a ghost that looked like Ariana Grande.
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A zoomed-in view of the Elysium Planitia horizon, showing some rather large boulders in the background.
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It captures clips in a 23:3 ratio, which can then be zoomed in within the app.
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Typically, photos taken with optical zoom are higher resolution, while digitally zoomed photos look grainy and blurry.
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According to Holden, they don't have to be straight, zoomed-in shots of penises, taken selfie-style.
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This photo was taken right before we zoomed off back to Greenpoint, where we live together happily.
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When zoomed in, the destruction the tornado left as it jumped the Dallas North Tollway is clear.
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The clover and cat emoji are clearly visible in this zoomed-in image of a runway blouse.
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Here's a more zoomed out image, which makes what is a horrible urban ecological disaster look beautiful.
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Thankfully, the notch never protrudes into video content even when you've zoomed in for a bigger picture.
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You know the type—it has surface that shows you a zoomed-in image of your face.
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The Cubists, Dadaists, and Surrealists were among the first to appreciate his zoomed-in, hyperreal aesthetic strengths.
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Make sure to stick around for the slo-mo zoomed in shot ... which is just as fascinating!
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It's so zoomed out and impersonal compared to the rest of his brothers pictures on the page.
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Zoomed all the way in, the use of a heavy, somewhat sweaty virtual reality headset feels justified.
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The best part is that you can control a virtual camera and have it stay zoomed out.
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Fans booed, an NFL Network commentator laughed, and cameras zoomed tight on Manziel, trying to look composed.
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The Pixel 4 might take better photos in overall, at least from the regular and zoomed lenses.
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Otherwise, we'd expect to see similar camera options like a zoomed lens and an ultra-wide lens.
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A dual-lens camera system, where one of the lenses is rumored to be a zoomed lens.
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The zoomed-in image leaves much to the imagination, including what the heck the product actually is.
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Trilobites For the first time that we know, an interstellar visitor has zoomed through our solar system.
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While microhistorians have long zoomed in on individual case studies, Hughes pinpoints her subjects even more narrowly.
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Zoomed-in photographs of Ms. Maiolino's face liken the topography of skin to that of a landscape.
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An apocalyptic gloss on "Footloose," this electro-glam musical zoomed in on gangs of future teenage toughs.
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Then, some remarkably determined Redditors zoomed in on two chalkboard signs in the background of the shots.
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I zoomed out to see that Dave was a human being, someone's child, someone's brother, someone's father.
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" The camera then zoomed into his face for a close up as he said, "How about this?
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The yield on 30-year debt has zoomed from 2.54 percent in December to 2.95 percent now.
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While most finalists in the Golden Hour 2020 contest photographed landscapes, Sanchez zoomed in on a dragonfly.
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This zoomed-in photo of the same scene from above is actually sharper and looks less artificial.
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The camera shot then zoomed out to show David also on set as all the men laughed.
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"Vertex zoomed to become the fastest large-cap growth company out there in the sector," Yee said.
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Recently, I was enjoying a stroll on the boardwalk when a couple of electric scooters zoomed past.
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Because of my commitment to journalism, here is that same pic but zoomed in on his bicep.
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She posted from the crowd during Smith's set, but Woods can't be seen in the zoomed-out shot.
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The camera zoomed out as police approached Loyd, but two officers appeared to kick him in the head.
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Then she zoomed in on the genes and proteins that are active in different cells of the breast.
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Airline stocks zoomed, with the travel and leisure index rising 1.73 percent, after a six-month Brexit extension.
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Some can be panned and zoomed—the digital equivalent of a controller reaching for a pair of binoculars.
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While it zoomed by, New Horizons tried to gather as much information as it could about the rock.
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Some people have made fortunes as cryptocurrency prices have zoomed and dived; many early punters have cashed out.
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It's less zoomed in on Offred's stifled life, increasing its scope to the larger world that oppresses her.
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I zoomed in as it went over a Mandalay Bay sign and then it disappeared behind the hotel.
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The European Southern Observatory's Very Large Telescope zoomed in to snap this stunning photo of the stellar cluster.
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Shots that are slow-paced, zoomed in, run in parallels, and even animated help elevate what's playing out.
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A number of developers have already zoomed in on this sector, creating customized software for design-oriented firms.
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Another photo zoomed in on a human mouth, the teeth stained and rotted, and the lower lip abscessed.
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In fact, check out this zoomed-in look at NASA's photo, shared by a sharp-eyed Twitter user.
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If they observed residents doing anything that might be suspicious, Hadid said, they zoomed in on the image.
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Phone makers have been giving their phones zoomed lenses since 2016, and Google just introduced it in 2019.
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Instead of a zoomed lens, I'm rather hoping that the Pixel 4 will come with an ultrawide lens.
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The first interstellar object ever detected, the mysterious cigar-shaped 'Oumuamua, zoomed through our solar system in 2017.
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And like clockwork, Nintendo zoomed in right before the show floor opened to try to steal everyone's thunder.
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During that party sequence, there's a few zoomed in shots of Jordyn Woods and, yes we get it.
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She zoomed in on her sister, model Kendall Jenner, as she enjoyed the music festival vibes with friends.
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The tree includes zoomed in sections that focus on some of the house's most famous and favorite branches.
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The photo is also zoomed in from the original, in which Trump looked smaller than those surrounding him.
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The view can be repositioned and moved but, unlike traditional side mirrors, can be zoomed in and out.
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After that Gizmodo investigation, Pennington said, staffers zoomed in on the Jackson area to fix its Maps issues.
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I zoomed by it on Vélibs, working my way from the Île St.-Louis to the Left Bank.
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It's how you forget that that invisible car took out some clubgoers as it zoomed away from gunfire.
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But the S20 Ultra's 100x zoomed photos are blurry and void of detail, and they look plain bad.
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The Galaxy S10 has the same variety of camera lenses, including a regular, ultra-wide, and zoomed lens.
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The camera zoomed in on his elated face as he laughed and let out a scream, finally free.
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" In Cramer's lightning round, he zoomed through his take on some callers' favorite stocks: Exelixis: "Very good spec.
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" In Cramer's lightning round, he zoomed through his take on callers' favorite stocks: : "I like Walmart very much.
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That game will forever be the top-down, super-zoomed-out, massively-exaggerated-of-slide-tackle Sensible Soccer.
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But when he zoomed out and compared DNA sequences separated by millions of years, he found something very different.
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Its big banks have zoomed up the league tables in Asia, and their ambitions stretch far beyond the region.
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Watching Black Mirror's "Striking Vipers" zoomed me back to childhood, plugging dirty quarters into the Street Fighter II game.
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The company's ad business zoomed higher, as retailers poured money into snagging customers during the busy holiday shopping season.
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Expectations zoomed to 69 percent on Wednesday after hawkish statements from several prominent Fed officials and strong economic data.
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The phone even uses AI to improve pictures, especially zoomed-in ones via a feature called Super Res Zoom.
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In good light, I've obtained some legitimately usable images from this camera when zoomed in as tight as 32x.
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Now you can practically see every little detail of any location (depending on how far zoomed in you are).
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The yen zoomed past US$224 for the first time in two and a half years, according to Bloomberg.
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The image may not look like much on first glance, but check out these zoomed in cutouts, pictured below.
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I zoomed in until my eyes blurred to try to figure out what the papers on his desk say.
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Taking photos with the Moto G6 leads to an average image from afar, but lacking details when zoomed in.
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Ahead, we rounded up some of the most zoomed-in, glammed-up style snippets from last night's Met Gala.
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The ad ended as the camera zoomed in on her eyes and a massive nuclear explosion filled the screen.
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Here's the full shot of the potential easter egg: And here's a zoomed-in version: The resemblance is uncanny.
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DocuSign shares zoomed more than 250 percent higher on Friday in the stock's first trading day on the Nasdaq.
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Then I zoomed in really close on her mouth, so that I could see what her mouth was doing.
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To combat a tech-filled program, Cramer also zoomed in on another bull market that's signaling full speed ahead.
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The below image is a zoomed-in view of one of the two damaged buildings in the oil field.
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At least one of those cameras is rumored to be a zoomed lens, but the zoom's extent isn't clear.
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There will be grainy paparazzi photos zoomed in so far that your eyes will be begging for fucking mercy.
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There are internal conflicts of this could have zoomed in on that they did set up through specific action.
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He got all arty at the end and zoomed in on my fingers, which was a nice, fortuitous decision.
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On Wednesday, Chaikin zoomed in on the stock of Walmart, down over 4 percent since the company's earnings report.
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The actress' final video zoomed in on a giddy Kelley, who Heigl said agreed to the role play idea.
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Le Figaro said it was a zoomed-in section of a photograph originally posted by the New York Times.
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Cars zoomed by us, precariously close, and we stared at the crooked, gritty facades of buildings in the distance.
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His songs have regularly zoomed to No. 20143 on Spanish-language radio stations inside and outside the United States.
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The Galaxy S11 is said to include an ultra-wide-angle camera, a regular camera, and a zoomed camera.
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Coupled with Google's awesome Super Res Zoom tech, the phone is able to capture pretty incredible zoomed-in photos.
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A camera on a crane shot footage for a television broadcast while a drone zoomed about filming the proceedings.
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Mack's films have always zoomed in on the handmade, but here she complicates our assumptions about what that means.
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It's spotted around 60 near-Earth asteroids, including two in July in the hours before they zoomed past Earth.
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Horvitz often zoomed out from the action, letting viewers drink in everything that was happening onstage in majestic wide shots.
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But when we zoomed in on her look, it was her '70s-inspired eye makeup that really stole the spotlight.
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Apple is not the only tech company to heat up in 2017 — the whole market has zoomed higher this year.
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RF Yasiel Puig zoomed up the order, going from No. 8 to No. 5 against the Padres on Tuesday night.
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"I happened to take a pic and then realized what was going on and zoomed in some," Smith told CNN.
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Optical image stabilizing, meanwhile, gets rid of much of the shaking you traditionally get when you're zoomed in super tight.
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Shares in Elon Musk's electric-car company zoomed 20% higher on Monday in its largest one-day gain since 2013.
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It's been two years since NASA's research spacecraft, New Horizons, zoomed past Pluto on its never-ending voyage into space.
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Around the two minute mark, the camera slowly zoomed in on Edwards in a moment that felt like a climax.
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Still, I'm curious to see just how sharp and detailed the zoomed-in image from Moment's new lens might be.
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You can see some minor differences when zoomed in, but who's really pixel peeping if you're posting photos to Instagram?
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Bloomberg says Apple will have a twist on the latter approach, with the second camera offering a zoomed-in view.
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The camera then appeared to be in Offset's control as he zoomed in on the various bling Cardi was wearing.
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I would strongly argue that ultra-wide lenses are just as useful, if not more useful, than a zoomed lens.
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You don't need to choose your center stone, and there's no zoomed-in view, 360-degree viewing, or lifetime warranty.
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The OnePlus 7T has a triple-lens camera system, including a regular camera, zoomed lens, and an ultra-wide lens.
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For instance, two of the new zombie classes have different main attacks depending on whether they're zoomed in or not.
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When the camera zoomed in on West's ex Rose, the crowd went wild – but Kris simply shook her head. 5.
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That's not far from where Dawn of War II was, with its zoomed in, squad-based real-time strategy style.
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That sentiment has zoomed across social media, fed by big-time celebrities like Tom Arnold, Bette Midler and Rosie O'Donnell.
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She was just all "I gotta finish my Christmas shopping" and zoomed into the mall with a wonky left turn.
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However, Mack zoomed 63 yards off the left side 37 seconds later to bring the Colts back within a score.
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I zoomed through "Reckless Years" as much for its train-wreck quality as for the way the story is told.
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Watson on Thursday denied speeding up the video to make the contact look more aggressive, saying he only zoomed in.
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Clutching my seat as we zoomed into another congested avenue, I realized that Bourdain had deliberately taken a wrong turn.
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Instead of showing this person's full face, Daniel Dumbrava zoomed in on his pupil, showcasing the emotion of the moment.
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You can wind up not looking away, exactly, but zoomed in too tightly to see things for what they are.
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Saunders positioned a shoe against her white sofa for a beauty shot, and zoomed in on it with her phone.
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If you shoot a photo with the 2x telephoto lens, you can recover the full zoomed-out wide camera image.
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" In Cramer's lightning round, he zoomed through his take on some callers' favorite stocks: Control4 Corp: "Too competitive an area.
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His first single "Pillowtalk" — which quickly zoomed to No. 1 — was a bigger hit than any Styles song so far.
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" In Cramer's lightning round, he zoomed through his take on callers' favorite stocks: : "It does qualify as a dividend play.
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The world's best athletes schussed down the slopes, zoomed down the track and skated across the ice in South Korea.
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They zoomed along at more than 80 miles per hour, according to The St. Louis Post-Dispatch, and crashed their SUV.
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Wick photographed and zoomed in on these models until everything tiny became massive, a child's eye-view of a microcosmic world.
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NOAA is also the nation's main weather satellite agency, with sites that allow you to view the latest zoomed-in images.
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When passengers collect their baggage in Mauritius, they are monitored by zoomed-in cameras so officers can study their facial expressions.
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Of course, that's not unreasonable, since even a human might think that a single cookie is a pancake when zoomed out.
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"French Tip," she simply captioned the video which zoomed in to give a close-up glimpse on her '90s-inspired nails.
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But if you zoomed in far enough on the orange stuff, it wouldn't look out of place on a microwaveable tray.
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Next to a zoomed-in photo of Harding's face, the cover promises an exclusive interview with Harding within the magazine folds.
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If you ever zoomed a Star Wars ship around your house as a kid, you probably have Mark Boudreaux to thank.
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With the photons turned off, the researchers zoomed in on the jump with fine-grained time resolution to see it unfold.
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But as soon as I opened the photos on a computer and zoomed in a little bit, the photos became grainy.
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She zoomed in on a platter of holiday cookies and added a nauseated emoji next to a picture of green jello.
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Acacia was founded 10 years ago, and it zoomed to popularity with the so-called "white box" era in computer networking.
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One camera is a standard wide angle lens (28mm equivalent) and the other is more for zoomed-in portraits (56mm equivalent).
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The singer was next seen sitting on her boyfriend's lap as they zoomed off in a car, presumably after the gig.
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The kiwi zoomed almost a cent higher after the decision, before settling a percentage point stronger for the day at $0.6303.
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" In Cramer's lightning round, he zoomed through his take on some callers' favorite stocks: 3M: "The company gave an analyst conference.
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On recent phones with ultra-wide lenses, I have used their ultra-wide cameras far more often than their zoomed lenses.
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Bets against the electric car maker have zoomed 41 percent since March 6, according to S3 Analytics, which tracks short interest.
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One of the cameras will likely be a regular camera, and rumors suggest the other camera will be a zoomed lens.
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He zoomed through slides on technical areas like classification versus regression problems and fielded questions on data labeling and model complexity.
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But his star turn was capped when a Reuters photographer zoomed in on a note he had written for his grandfather.
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We quickly panned across and zoomed in on Gemma, who looked distracted at the raised voices and the sudden close-up.
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On the weekend, thousands of men and women put on their Sunday best, climbed aboard their motorcycles, and zoomed to church.
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Eighteen-wheelers filled with coal or live chickens gasped up the mountains and zoomed down, sometimes losing control of their brakes.
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And on Twitter, he obsessively zoomed in on a photo that showed Fields standing close to him and holding a pen.
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On the second try, ISAA's bill zoomed through the Idaho House and Senate, with 13 representatives and four senators as cosponsors.
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"So, lots of military around where we are," she said in the clip, as she zoomed her camera on the aircraft.
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A few commentators have applauded the efficiency of the Chinese Communist Party's response, but most have zoomed in on its weaknesses.
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" In Cramer's lightning round, he zoomed through his take on some callers' favorite stocks: GrubHub: "I think that this is indispensable.
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A more zoomed-out image taken by astronaut Christina Koch on the ISS shows the storm's extensive reach on September 2nd.
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As the case numbers zoomed up, the medical mystery behind the epidemic has deepened, with epidemiologists and doctors asking for patience.
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Flies zoomed in too fast and either veered off just in time — or simply bumped into the zebra and bounced off.
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Satellite images, with their zoomed-out view, have a way of reducing the world's features to a series of shapes and lines.
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Zoomed out in Google Earth, the Spratlys are virtually invisible, a dim constellation of dots afloat in a vast deep blue basin.
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The proof is in this zoomed-in blackhead removal video, which, as Women's Health reports, was posted to the Mach5Weird Facebook page.
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Gohara, promoted from Triple-A Gwinnett on Tuesday, zoomed through the minors this year after being acquired from Seattle over the winter.
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"I swear I looked and zoomed in and out at this photo over 20 times and never saw Donald Trump," Robinson said.
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The first teaser in March ended with a spiral pattern of dead bodies and zoomed out to reveal a White Walker's eye.
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The teaser begins zoomed in on an American flag as a chorus of children (never not creepy) recites the Pledge of Allegiance.
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" He then zoomed into London at midnight on Saturday for a closer view, saying "I'd rather be up here... but only just.
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Yesterday I just kind of zoomed through the entire place, and I haven't really hit the automotive section yet, the North Hall.
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In 2013 the proportion of shares in Britain's firms owned by foreigners zoomed passed the 20143% mark, to almost total public indifference.
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The map will remember stables, select shops, fast-travel shrines; but it'll only display much of this information when zoomed right into.
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Mercifully, zoomed YouTube videos extend over the entire surface of the display, which isn't the case on many of Mate's Android competitors.
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During a high-level security meeting, a television camera zoomed in on an open binder showing the weapon's design, ostensibly by accident.
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Nicholas's behind-the-scenes description of the Oval Office exchange is as interesting as the policy and political topics they zoomed through.
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A dual-lens camera for zoomed-out perspectives and other tricks is said to be coming to the Plus-sized model, only.
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While zoomed in, pan by dragging your fingers around the screen or turning the digital crown on the side of the watch.
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Let's take a zoomed out look for better context: I'm having a hard time even coming up with jokes for this one.
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The zoomed-in, paparazzi-style photo sent fans — who are waiting on this image like it's a Kardashian's baby — into a tizzy.
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Netflix stock, which zoomed higher this week after the company announced a price hike, has soared about 0.83% since late December. 20.8.
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When a truck zoomed past pulling an escort-service advertisement — the perennial "Girls to Your Room" message — it looked out of place.
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But Ford was slow to introduce new variations and redesign existing models, while General Motors and Fiat Chrysler's Jeep brand zoomed ahead.
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"While microhistorians have long zoomed in on individual case studies, Hughes pinpoints her subjects even more narrowly," our reviewer, Leah Price, writes.
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The Duke of Cambridge suited up Tuesday, hopped on a Triumph motorbike, popped the clutch and zoomed off -- but not too far.
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I zoomed in on a dot just north of the house and found myself at church, for the yearly family Christmas service.
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And I recognized my dad's face, covered in blood as the camera zoomed in on it to not show the bullet wounds.
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As Embiid walked off the court, a camera zoomed in and you could see the finger was pointing in the wrong direction.
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He zoomed in on Ms. French in 2007, when she went to see him for a schoolyard wrist injury at age 12.
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Juli Briskman directed the gesture toward a string of black sport utility vehicles that zoomed by her on her bicycle on Oct.
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The built-in stabilization helps when you're zoomed out to 75mm, but you're not covering a lot of distance with the zoom.
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You can see it there in the photo at the top of the story (as well as a zoomed-in version below).
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With Soldo, we looked at broader banking services and then zoomed in on expense management and identified them as an [interesting] opportunity.
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After one verse, the camera zoomed out to reveal Mr. Timberlake next to Mr. Walken on a couch, thoughtfully observing the performance.
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The AI Smart Camera is the best part, automatically tracking multiple people to keep everyone in frame and zoomed-in as possible.
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" In Cramer's lightning round, he zoomed through his take on callers' favorite stocks: Manitowoc Company: "Manitowoc has come down almost 30 percent.
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The hawk eye thing zoomed in on the subsequent replay, showing the ball did in fact hit the line, as Federer thought.
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" She described the process further, "We photographed [the objects] and zoomed in here and there to create the collages for the packaging.
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Over the past 22015 years, we have virtually stood still while our peers have zoomed ahead in the realm of traffic safety.
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This system, which includes two 12-megapixel cameras with different focal length lenses, lets you take either wide-angle or zoomed-in pictures.
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Only this time, now that the visual is static and zoomed out, you can really take the full scope of the destruction here.
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CHIMERA zoomed in on the pulsar and imaged it very fast, then imaged the rest of the scene slowly to create this image.
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Kinda feels like that moment where the camera zoomed through the glass of the arcade monitor at the beginning of Wreck-It-Ralph.
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The job openings rate, which measures job listings as a percentage of the total number employed, zoomed past the hiring rate in 22.
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Notice the "stealth bomber" effect on the top right, due to one of the four cameras designed to take more zoomed-in images.
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On the second day of trading after its initial public offering on the New York Stock Exchange, its shares zoomed up 20193 percent.
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Now as you'd expect, with an aperture of f/43-8, this thing is mostly a daylight shooter when zoomed out to max.
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Meanwhile, Argentina's MerVal stock index zoomed 5.2 percent, clocking its biggest percentage gain in six months and taking weekly gains to 8 percent.
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The more zoomed-in second camera of the OnePlus 5 also lacks OIS, but it doesn't get the benefit of a wide aperture.
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Cars and auto-rickshaws zoomed by, people and cows wandered past, but all I could focus on was what was happening to me.
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And in a zoomed-in shot, not just the smoke is visible; the satellites caught images where you can see the actual flames.
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Back in elementary school, there were always a few classmates who zoomed through a dense textbook chapter and got to start recess early.
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I've purposely zoomed out so that you can't see my house, but users can zoom in or out and pan around the map.
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Both come with optical image stabilization (OIS) so that your photos are sharp even when you've zoomed in 28x digitally on a subject.
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Once I zoomed out and really understood what was there, I realized I just was too close to it and see the issues.
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The show is also filmed and edited in a way that can seem "porny," with zoomed-in shots, dramatic noises, and strategic blurring.
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Perry, being the honest and candid person she is, posted a photo of her teeth to prove it — and it's way zoomed in.
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The show's first stream sloooowly zoomed in to reveal the now infamous ice block, but the stream gave out after about 15 minutes.
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This is a zoomed-out approach to the burden argument, claiming the order is a fundamental challenge to the nature of Apple's business.
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Still, part of me thought it would have been perfect if you zoomed out on the list and saw Clarke's name at #1.
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When we think about our aesthetic in a zoomed-out way, I think a lot of it comes from the aesthetic he created.
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He zoomed through the system, and started at third base as a 20-year-old for Boston in their 53 World Series win.
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There was lots of news footage, frequently from non-English speaking countries, that had been cropped or zoomed in ways that felt arbitrary.
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"Don't take photos," snapped a souvenir seller as a young Chinese tourist zoomed in with his iPhone on bottles of ginseng-infused alcohol.
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Even when I zoomed in 100 percent on images taken of similar scenes, it was harder to tell the difference than I expected.
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In the photo she's posted of herself during her pregnancy, Jenner has mostly avoided neck-down shots, opting for zoomed-in selfies instead.
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Nonetheless, it zoomed to the top of the best-seller list, and earned Professor Ploy so much money that he moved to Bali.
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But as a motorbike-mounted television camera zoomed in on his face during one particularly tough section, Sagan was grinning rather than grimacing.
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If it's not a zoomed lens, then perhaps it'll be an ultra-wide-angle lens, which has recently become a trend in smartphones.
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She was excited to see a zipper merge in action and zoomed to the merge point in the lane that was to end.
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Each time I spotted one, I pulled over and indulged in leisurely looks as cars zoomed past me, a few honking in disgust.
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We zoomed down the narrow street, past large cement homes with high boundary walls, past palm trees, hibiscus bushes, even a stray dog.
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Notebook In a bill that zoomed through with head-spinning speed, the North Carolina legislature rushed Wednesday to strip rights from L.G.B.T. people.
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I zoomed in on a rack of grapefruit-size pompoms made from turkey feathers dyed in acid-trip hues: banana, fern, cerulean ($220).
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She had big frizzy hair, chubby cheeks, over-plucked eyebrows that zoomed across her forehead like crooked arrows, dark lipstick, thick black eyeliner.
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The bad blood between Schneiderman and Trump dates back to 63, when he zoomed-in on the now-defunct Trump University for fraud.
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The woman zoomed in on the man wearing a brown durag who aims his right hand, fashioned into a gun, at Lawson's lens.
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You could see the fear in Leonard's eyes when he was in with Hagler—that's why he was so sharp and zoomed in.
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With sure dramatic instinct she zoomed in on moments of pathos, lingering on a sighing motif, or building up crescendos with muscular impatience.
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On the second day of trading after its initial public offering on the New York Stock Exchange, its shares zoomed up 1003 percent.
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In the video, Ms. Gill zoomed in on a six-foot-long, stiff, glistening dolphin carcass, its mouth frozen into a toothy smile.
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But Mr. Buttigieg has zoomed past him in early-state polls and is starting to draw larger crowds in Iowa and New Hampshire.
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A queue of young men waited to use an A.T.M. that dispenses American dollars, and a redheaded girl zoomed by on a scooter.
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On a recent day, he moved his joystick and zoomed in on dozens of people on the Mexican side of the Rio Grande.
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The following picture on the Instagram story zoomed into the shot and featured a crown emoji on top of the figure&aposs head.
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"There's only three in the world," Lizzo said of her one-of-a-kind bag, as cameras zoomed in on the miniature accessory.
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I often wondered, though, as I zoomed up and down the aisles in my wheelchair: where were the dolls that looked like me?
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" In Cramer's lightning round, he zoomed through his take on some callers' favorite stocks: American Movil: "No, I'm going to take a pass.
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While asset values zoomed, particularly the stock market, the Fed has been vexed by its inability to meet its 2 percent inflation mandate.
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Charlie Warzel messaged Watson, who told him that he had simply zoomed in one section of the footage, but otherwise left it as is.
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" Lisa responded, looking directly at the camera before the shot zoomed in on a photo of Apu with the message, "Don't have a cow.
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That offering priced at $16 per share, quickly zoomed up north of $26 but broke the IPO price in January 2016 and hasn't recovered.
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The video starts with a zoomed in shot of a pair of bare feet on wet tiles, and it just gets worse from there.
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" Lisa responded, looking directly at the camera before the shot zoomed in on a photo of Apu with the message "Don't have a cow.
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If I tapped it, it instantly zoomed to 73x, which meant it was accessing the second telephoto lens and not using software to zoom.
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We zoomed over the frozen Ob through the blowing snow, the location of the horizon line between sky and ice a matter of guesswork.
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Here are the main differences:Galaxy S103:A 64-megapixel sensor that takes 12-megapixel regular and ultra-wide photos, and 64-megapixel zoomed photos.
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Republicans attacked Pelosi's paper-shredding and cable TV zoomed in on frames of the president approaching the Speaker only to leave her hand dangling.
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Instead it zoomed by Pluto at more than 269,22019 miles an hour and has been journeying farther outward in the Solar System ever since.
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Three and a half years earlier, the spacecraft zoomed by the dwarf planet Pluto, snapping the first close-up images of the tiny world.
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But while those films felt zoomed into a tight set of characters, The Cloverfield Paradox encompasses a whole earth on the brink of panic.
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The aggressive way that they chose to reduce noise created an overall "softening," especially noticeable in photos with fine detail when cropped or zoomed.
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Urmson showed an instance where a bike going the wrong way at night suddenly zoomed through an intersection, in front of a Google car.
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Fischer jumped down with practiced ease from the ship's high deck onto the SAFE boat, and we zoomed back toward the Coast Guard vessel.
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In the first Instagram Story clip, the star zoomed in to draw attention to her abs while covering her face with her cell phone.
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Turning any surface into an impromptu tripod with its sticky-backed superpowers, the $49 Podo already zoomed past its $50,000 crowdfunding goal on Kickstarter.
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I zoomed in more closely to the crater, the actual sides of the mountain, and I could see that they were this smooth granite.
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One of the slides is called "Sample Driver Images" and includes zoomed-in black-and-white photos of drivers whose faces are easily visible.
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And apparently it was too windy to fly the course; so instead the drones just zoomed around the room, through doorways and over bannisters.
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Somewhat surprisingly, even the zoomed-in photo was pretty great; the ultra-wide camera took a slightly worse photo but it was still good.Â
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Once again, his quadcopter drone, a buzzing machine roughly the size of a loaf of bread, zoomed daringly around obstacles and through hairpin turns.
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Once, on his break, Hadid heard other cops laughing about how another officer had zoomed in on a couple having sex on a rooftop.
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Lucy, for reasons illuminated in the unfolding of a missing-person mystery, zoomed from England to Japan as soon as she was legally able.
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The rain came and went as I zoomed through South Brooklyn, down to the Verrazano Bridge and back to Union Garage in Red Hook.
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I anticipate wishing I had an ultra-wide camera while I use the Pixel 4 more often than wishing I had a zoomed lens.
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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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Zellweger later clarified that the photo was cropped and taken with a Pixel 33a, and that it wasn't a 20x zoomed photo after all.
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For the first time ever, self-driving race cars zoomed through a course in public, with impressive (well, for one of them, anyway) results.
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At one point, the crew members did not realize they were near Farsi Island because none of them zoomed into their navigation system's map.
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In turn, the Osmo+ has a variable aperture, which remains at f2.8 at the widest angles, but stops down to f5.2 when zoomed in.
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I watched as waitresses in orange booty shorts and white tees or tanks zoomed by me with trays of wings balanced on their palms.
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With a boost from the star's gravity, it zoomed by at about 55 miles per second with respect to the Sun, Dr. Farnocchia said.
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It was kind of an experiment for me since I typically draw full figures including faces and this is a zoomed in close up.
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As a result, the cost of these services — relative to the overall inflation rate — has zoomed upward, consuming more and more of our spending.
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Back to business in China: Markets in mainland China zoomed higher Monday as investors returned from a week-long break for Lunar New Year.
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Regarding gold producer Newmont, the company's second-quarter results zoomed past Wall Street's estimates as gold production rose 13.3 percent to 1.4 million ounces.
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In one case, an autonomous Volvo zoomed through a red light on a busy street in front of the city's Museum of Modern Art.
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"It's just heartbreaking to watch," ESPN's Chris McKendry said on the broadcast after the camera zoomed in for a tighter view of Martic's misery.
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The wildly pulsing drone music that could be heard offstage as Warhol's camera zoomed in and out was immediately recognizable as the Velvet Underground.
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Who could have predicted, when that little yellow running man zoomed onto our screens two decades ago, how far he'd travel by the end?
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What's also true is that as social media's major platforms have scaled, so too have the problems blasted through their megaphones zoomed into mainstream view.
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It's an intimate, highly erotic scene — not one that would be improved by the presence of gawking, sweaty men with high definition lenses zoomed in.
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As Jamie Vardy sealed Leicester's win over Sunderland on Sunday, the television cameras zoomed in on a homemade banner waving frantically above the celebrating fans.
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By Friday, Hurricane Harvey zoomed up from Category 2 just after midnight to Category 3, a "major" hurricane with 120-mph winds by 3 p.
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Crucially, they pore over the evidence, a lot of which comes from archived Snapchat and Instagram posts, zoomed in and enhanced to piece together events.
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Seven-year-old Jakelin Amei Rosmery Caal But in the last several months the number of migrants crossing along the New Mexican border has zoomed.
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That'll theoretically make up for the change, and it'll certainly be necessary if you're going to capture a sharp photo while zoomed that far in.
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The league tested out a zoomed-in approach for video highlights last year and found viewers preferred the mobile-optimized view by a wide margin.
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The Phantom 4 reached full speed around the time it zoomed over my head, and I turned around just in time to see it explode.
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Eagled-eyed fans pointed out that when zoomed in on Kardashian's photo, it appears that she has 14 fingers on her hands instead of 10.
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The above image comparison is a really zoomed-in crop from larger photos (you can see them below) both with and without Night Sight on.
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The zoomed-out, black and white photo features Efron, 30, posing for a mugshot as Bundy in front of a white screen inside a studio.
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Floral skirts clashed with jumpers reading "insomniac" backwards, and zoomed-in daisies took over a chunky knit worn by current campaign star Lily Jean Harvey.
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Here's the path the totality of the eclipse will take over South America: And here's a zoomed-in view of the path of the shadow.
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Buildings the algorithm IDs are tagged with a tiny red dot when you're zoomed in, while larger swathes of the map are analyzed by region.
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If it will serve you better to make your feed 100 percent zoomed-in, black-and-white photos of your dog's velvety ears, please do.
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Zoomed image of the exoplanet (Image: ESO/Schmidt et al.)Unlike its companion, this second planet, dubbed CVSO 30c, is exceptionally far from its star.
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But, kudos to Calvo ... who got up ... and ran back after Martinez, trying to continue the fight ON THE TRACK while other racers zoomed by.
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It lacks a second lens for zoomed shots, true, but that's a feature most people will actually use maybe 5 percent of the time anyway.
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His career zoomed into fast-forward as he amassed a clientele that included European and Middle Eastern royalty, corporate leaders and show business bold names.
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The iPhone 11 Pro is simply a more versatile camera than the Pixel 4, which only includes a regular camera lens and a zoomed lens.
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The wide-angle videos are sensual and lush—featuring a collage of zoomed-in shots of nipples, flexed toes, rotting leaves, and streams of bubbles.
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Published as the Mueller Report was nearing completion, "The Threat" zoomed to No. 1 on Amazon, bumping Michelle Obama's mega-memoir from the top slot.
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Rich Eisinger of Madison Investments zoomed to the top ranks of Wall Street&aposs best-performing fund managers by replicating Warren Buffett&aposs investing strategy.
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But it still bothered him that his classmates, the "summer math nerds," as he and a friend had taken to calling them, had zoomed ahead.
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For instance, when asked about the mayor's anemic reception among black voters, Harris zoomed out to indict the Democratic Party's penchant for neglecting black women.
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If I dropped the ISO down a bit, and maybe zoomed out to drop the f-stop to 1.7, those issues would have been reduced.
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It was that zoomed-out perspective that helped Volcker rescue America from the skyrocketing inflation that afflicted it in the late 1970s and early 1980s.
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The 16-second video, which was shared to Twitter, showed Bozarjian narrating the race to the camera as plenty of runners playfully zoomed past her.
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Picking up the puck in the neutral zone, he zoomed over the blue line, held off defenseman Ben Harpur and roofed a shot past Anderson.
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Copper prices zoomed 1.7 percent higher on Monday to reach levels not seen in nearly three years as investors bet on further global economic growth.
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Here's a zoomed-in map of the heavily populated bit, with areas of the US included for perspective: So why did so many Canadians settle here?
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" In Cramer's lightning round, he zoomed through his answers to callers' stock questions: : "The problem is the regional banks themselves have been a nightmare to own.
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With the shallow depth of field and zoomed-in perspective, the legs loom large, and the procedure feels funny yet nerve-racking, even a bit monstrous.
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" The MTV star then zoomed in on the birthday card from his ex and Cyrus, which read, "Brody, WEED like to wish you a happy birthday!
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Once Bigger was outta there, the show zoomed straight in on Lindsay's tumultuous final date with Peter Kraus, the bright-eyed personal trainer from Madison, Wisconsin.
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Just to give you an idea of how clear the number is, here's a zoomed-in version:Photo: APYeah, it's almost like they did it on purpose.
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Not only has it zoomed to the top of the app store charts in countries where it's live, but it's breaking other kinds of notable records.
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Ahead, we've zoomed in on the hands of our favorite A-listers for a guide on how to achieve each of of their signature nail styles.
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Jenner added the caption "she is not letting go of mom😂💜" and slowly zoomed in on her daughter's tight grip on Jenner's blonde hair.
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"Come on, really?" he groaned in the clip as he realized Lambert was videotaping him, but not before the musician zoomed in on his six-pack.
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In the second period, Skinner zoomed around defenseman Ben Lovejoy from the left side and roofed his goal at 1:39 to tie it at 1.
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As an example, Joshi's team zoomed in on satellite footage of the Khata and Basanta corridors in Nepal, which are forested links between larger wildlife reserves.
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On her Instagram, the actress shared a zoomed-in view of the tree, in which two Elf on a Shelf dolls are hidden among the branches.
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In a short video clip she added to the post, the model zoomed in on the mirror to show her flat abs without revealing her breasts.
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The bullying was more visible, to peers, parents, and teachers, who zoomed in on what they saw—disciplining others if the abuse happened on school property.
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A few hours later, she posted another photo, this time zoomed into her legs and cropped so that just the cellulite on her thighs is showing.
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The controller tracking is just as shaky, and the graphics still have that "chunky" look, like you're zoomed in too far on a highly compressed JPEG.
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It's a big leap for the company, which prior to Cozmo focused on selling very polished smartphone-controlled toy racecars that zoomed around a special track.
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Page Flip allows for two different styles of viewing every page of an e-book — a more zoomed-in view and than a bird's-eye view.
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I zoomed Karma out over the ravine in front of me, and even tried to pull off some cinematic tilts and pans while I was flying.
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" In Cramer's lightning round, he zoomed through his take on callers' favorite stocks: Cisco Systems: "People didn't really care for the last quarter, to be honest.
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And after Rick Gates finished giving his close-up angle on Manafort's financial doings, the prosecution zoomed out to put the financial charges all into context.
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To seek out the counterweights to this argument, Cramer zoomed in on the 10 best performing tech stocks in the for the first half of 2017.
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The color reproduction is natural, the images look excellent, and you can take ultra-wide or 2x zoomed-in shots while maintaining the high image quality.
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One of the lenses is surely a regular camera that all smartphones have, and most rumors and leaks suggest the other lens is for zoomed photos.
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Specifically, at one point when the camera zoomed in, the seat felt as if it was gliding forward along with it, replicating that sense of movement.
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Shares of Zogenix zoomed 180 percent higher in midday trading Friday after positive results from a study on its treatment of a rare form of epilepsy.
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After the deal was announced, Atlas Iron's shares zoomed as much as 47.4 percent higher while those of Mineral Resources lost as much as 4.2 percent.
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The entire night, the camerawork was too tightly zoomed on one or another wrestler, which caused the television audience to miss out on various big moments.
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Social media became a hotbed of fan theories, zoomed in screenshots from the trailer and discussions about what Disney would do with George Lucas' iconic saga.
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But to Mr. Hill, it represented something more as his son, now at an age where he can start to understand his heritage, zoomed around him.
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And PPRI/Brookings found that the number has zoomed in the Democrats' direction — the poll found Democrats leading in the generic ballot by 12 points. Wow.
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Like Ida, Cold War is shot in gorgeous black and white and has a zoomed-in focus on the oppression felt by an individual during war.
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His career-long run came later in the quarter as he kept on a read-option play and zoomed straight ahead through the Red Raiders defense.
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By just before primary day, her favorables had dropped 2628 points, to 28503 percent, and her unfavorables had zoomed up by 22019 points, to 31 percent.
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The moment between MacDonough and Roberts can be seen on TV because Nadler had wrapped up speaking, and the camera zoomed out to a broader view.
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After sharing an up close look of the decorations, Ripa later posted a zoomed out snapshot of her tree, which included lights, on her Instagram feed.
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She zoomed in on sharks Lori Greiner and Kevin O'Leary, better known as Mr. Wonderful, and playfully added a filter of cat ears to O'Leary's head.
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The shot contained a startling level of detail: as Panou zoomed in from the aerial view to a courtyard, a resident's belongings came into vivid focus.
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Characters acting against zoomed-out tableau are a staple of the point-and-click adventure genre, and here the game turns its locations almost into dioramas.
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During her first question of the night, a zoomed-in frame of Klobuchar sparked certain reactions from Twitter users who noted her defined and arched eyebrows.
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" It includes what Ali describes as a "particularly disturbing scene" of Griffin "waving around a zoomed in photo of Maria Menounos's vagina in a staff meeting.
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US stock futures zoomed higher this morning after a spokesman for China's Ministry of Commerce told reporters that Beijing and Washington have discussed rolling back tariffs.
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Josh, raising his iPhone, zoomed in on the man's fingers: he was neatly applying a line of ketchup to each fry, like toothpaste on a toothbrush.
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In May 2018, S0-2 zoomed past the supermassive black hole at a distance of only about 130 times the Earth&aposs distance from the sun.
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It was like the camera zoomed in and pulled out at the same time: We were all so screwed, and none of us had any idea.
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Forget the fact that Leicester haven't "zoomed in from behind" to win the league, and have actually topped the table for large portions of the season.
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Unfortunately, the movie's version of "Crimson and Clover" as sung by Charles Melton's zoomed-in face in a dim karaoke room has yet to become a single.
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Crude oil prices zoomed higher in the first three months of 2019, but they were still much lower on average than the same period a year ago.
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I looked up from my zoomed-in satellite view of the parking lot on my phone's map to watch the announcement for Best Actor on the screen.
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In a typical dual-lens setup, one lens is a normal, wide-angle lens, and the other is telephoto lens, for close-ups and zoomed-in photos.
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The Pixel 3 included a feature called "Super Res Zoom," which used a burst of photos to increase resolution while you're zoomed in; no telephoto lens required.
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Snapchat gets a bad rap when it comes to its confusing navigation, but if you look at things at a zoomed-out level, it's actually pretty simple.
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And now it feels more zoomed-in — you have ugly people trying to get negative things from you, and the energy makes you feel bad about yourself.
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The S8 and G63 might look better zoomed out, but a closer inspection shows the iPhone captured similar detail without adding in a ton of JPEG artifacts.
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Paul zoomed his video camera to show the body and later took close-up footage with only the face blurred out while the guide phoned the police.
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This webcam, like some of the others we've mentioned, can be panned and zoomed through your browser, if there's a particular detail you want to check out.
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Thankfully, when I zoomed into the map I finally found the theater, and was able to use the subscription plan I'd already paid a year upfront for.
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And what she zoomed in on was unmistakably an Android e-mail application, on what appears to be a Samsung tablet, possibly the new Galaxy Tab S3.
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It also does a decent job keeping stills from turning out blurry, but of course this gets harder if you're zoomed in on a far away subject.
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Sony announced a new pair of compact cameras last week with some incredible zoom capabilities, going from as wide as 299mm to as zoomed in as 2520mm.
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It wasn't until I looked over my "25x" digitally-zoomed photos that I noticed something wasn't right and the image quality couldn't have been 25x optical zoom.
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With this design, someone could take equal-quality zoomed in and wide angle video at the same time and use that in the coverage of the game.
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The Keeping Up with the Kardashians reality star also zoomed in on her complexion in another video in which she showed off her freckles and long eyelashes.
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She posted a quick video on Snapchat wearing a lifted-up black hoodie that exposed her stomach, and stood sideways as she zoomed in on her waist.
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The extremely professional camera man zoomed in once he realized what was happening and that was the last we saw of the dog, and its business. [ESPN]
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A local newspaper photographer was flying above the shore and zoomed in to take pictures of the Governor on the sand outside his state-owned beach house.
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Bonus points for Mate: Even in 4K mode, you can use some of its multi-camera tricks to take a wide-screen or a zoomed-in video.
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According to witnesses, an army truck full of uniformed soldiers zoomed up to the headquarters of the Union for Democracy and Social Progress, a leading opposition party.
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As Fay zoomed closer into the satellite images of his old neighborhood in Wellington, Florida, he noticed a car wreck in a pond in Moon Bay Circle.
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She says he zoomed in on a photo of her face and then told her that he was very interested to see who was at the protest.
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Let's start out by thinking about some recent arrivals, although I'm going to use a fairly zoomed-out definition of "recent" for the purpose of this analysis.
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I still don't know, because the camera was zoomed in on Liger's masked face, showing only a portion of Ospreay crashing into him from some indeterminate origin.
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Facebook shares zoomed higher after news on Wednesday that the photo-focused social media platform Instagram, which is owned by Facebook, crossed one billion monthly active users.
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Once again, the tech industry has given us very powerful tools — and zoomed right past any public discussion about how and when it's O.K. to use them.
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In the maze of Stone Town's streets, roving packs of little boys dressed in white robes (kanzu) with new hats (kofia) zoomed around corners, exploding with excitement.
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Now ranked 204th, Stollar had zoomed up 86 places in the rankings to a career-high No. 5003 after her family hired Rodriguez, a highly respected coach.
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This zoomed-in view of moon Epimetheus, one of the highest resolutions ever taken, shows a surface covered in craters, vivid reminders of the hazards of space.
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The first image is a pulled-back shot featuring Beyoncé looking at the stage in awe, while the second is a zoomed-in photo of her face.
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Supporters of Ms. Bozarjian zoomed in on the runner's face and the time stamp of the runners around him in the hope that someone could identify him.
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The interest became an infatuation when, at 15, he was hiking with a friend at the San Dimas Reservoir in Southern California and a peregrine zoomed by.
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Chyna zoomed in to show off the 141.6 number on her scale before giving fans a closer look at her thin waist in a form-fitting green dress.
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To really give her fans a good look at her body, Jenner turned to the side and zoomed in and out on her waist in the short clip.
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While some might have taken one look at these pictures and zoomed right in on that massive rock, others (like us) zeroed in on Duff's perfect engagement manicure.
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Motherboard found Girls Do Porn videos that zoomed in or out on the image, mirrored it, overlaid text, or used other methods that could fool Pornhub's fingerprinting method.
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Though she wasn't aware of it at the time, he zoomed in and captured images of her genitals while she was wearing shorts, according to the Chicago Tribune.
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" The Hills: New Beginnings star then zoomed in on the birthday card from his ex and Cyrus, which read, "Brody, WEED like to wish you a happy birthday!
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In the short clip, 10-month-old Chicago looked directly into the camera, as the Keeping Up with the Kardashians star zoomed in on her youngest child's face.
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Early on New Year's Day, NASA's New Horizons spacecraft zoomed as close as 1003,200 miles away from 2014 MU69, speeding by at more than 32,000 miles per hour.
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At first glance, the mysterious space rock that NASA's New Horizons zoomed by on New Year's day looked like a lumpy snowman, or maybe a misshapen space peanut.
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"Currently taking applications for real friends who aren't afraid to tell me there's quinoa in my teeth," she captioned a zoomed-in photo of her smile on Instagram.
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" It describes how the system can switch to a conventional surveillance camera for a zoomed-in view to "ensure that no activity is missed or valuable intelligence overlooked.
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Because imagine, if you will, that moment where the camera is zoomed on Leo's face, and he... he starts to doubt... maybe he won't win it, after all.
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All eyes are zoomed in on Cora, the camera acting as the unrelenting eye of God as she bares her soul, asking for salvation but never accepting forgiveness.
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J.J. ABRAMS'S recent films, "Star Trek Into Darkness" and "Star Wars: The Force Awakens", have zoomed across entire galaxies, but his latest project goes to the opposite extreme.
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He ran an unremarkable routine route, one designed to produce a meager gain, and simply zoomed away from cornerback Brandon Carr and the rest of the Dallas defense.
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The maps can be customized with different colors, zoomed in or out as far as you want, and you can even include a special date on your map.
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The global cryptocurrency zoomed past $11,000 on Wednesday to hit a record high for the sixth day in a row, surging more than $133,000 in just 12 hours.
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" In Cramer's lightning round, he zoomed through his take on some callers' favorite stocks: T-Mobile: "[CEO] John Legere made an acquisition, and frankly, I'm puzzled by it.
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Against the Brooklyn Nets on Wednesday night, Wiggins zoomed coast to coast in crunch-time to create something out of nothing in a way very few players can.
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Last summer, I walked from my hotel down a hill to Carrera Séptima, a wide avenue where men on Italian road bikes zoomed past teenagers on mountain bikes.
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"If they turned away from the supposedly newsworthy event, and instead zoomed in one by one on each house in the village and showed us the lives inside?"
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Beyond getting Cohen to list who else might have pertinent information on Trump, Ocasio-Cortez also zoomed in on a major white whale for Democrats: Trump's tax returns.
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Another study, from the American Political Science Review, zoomed in more narrowly, looking just at similar counties on the borders between states that expanded and those that didn't.
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As the camera zoomed in on a dark, elevated platform showing five women in silhouette, one was dramatically yanked off the stage as if hit by a truck.
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After a Reddit user posted a zoomed in photo of a moth peering into a window, it spurred a flurry of memes about the insect's obsession with lamps.
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" The Hills: New Beginnings star then zoomed in on the birthday card from his ex and Cyrus, which read, "Brody, WEED like to wish you a happy birthday!
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If you zoomed in, you'd see that each of those coiling lines is traced out by the smallest binary systems, with the individual stars spinning around each other.
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One is of the zoomed in bokeh effect image, and the second is a wide angle photo that allows the user to get two different shots at once.
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If I had zoomed all the way back out, it would have been one of 160,000 arrows, a confetti-swirl of adventure and commerce spanning the seven seas.
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If they turned away from the supposedly newsworthy event, and instead zoomed in one by one on each house in the village and showed us the lives inside?
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Although when they zoomed in on older adults under the age of 65, the ACA did seem to improve self-reported health for them, particularly in expansion states.
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He appeared at the right moment in the video, but he also didn't stay fully pinned and then, when the video zoomed in on the building, the doodle disappeared.
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Watson explained, ""Fact is, Daily Wire put up a gif, I download a gif, zoomed in saved it again as an mt2 file - then converted it to an mp4.
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CONCORD, N.H. — Amy Klobuchar zoomed into the top tier of the Democratic presidential race Tuesday night, but she's about to encounter the first real test of her staying power.
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At about 37X zoom, the Galaxy S20 Ultra took an amazingly clear zoomed photo of a book on a shelf that was about 20 feet (about 6 meters) away.
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For Nest Cam IQ, Person Alerts come standard, meaning it'll send you notifications and a zoomed in pick whenever it picks up a person in its filed of view.
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The blue dot just east of center in this image interested me, because I didn't remember seeing a pool in the Wild Wild Country footage, so I zoomed in.
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New Horizons actually zoomed by Ultima Thule at 12:33AM ET, and then sent a signal back to Earth confirming it was in good health a few hours later.
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To my amazement, the tension between my parents began to abate, particularly when they both zoomed in on Sylvie, a magnet with her bright red hair and contagious giggle.
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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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She also might have dropped a BIG hint on the kid's name when she zoomed in on a name on the wall, Robert Harut (Armenian) means he has risen.
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As drones zoomed through obstacles on the course and made tight turns spectators at a race in Sussex, England on Sunday were treated to vantage views of the action.
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This video shows a "giant molecular cloud" over a period of 900,000 years as simulated by ORION2: A zoomed-in version can be seen at the NASA blog post.
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There's a dedicated producer working on Mobile View throughout each game to make sure that the camera is always zoomed in on the right players at any given moment.
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First, one reason the press laid a lot of stress on Trump's working class support is that it was very, very evident when he first zoomed into the lead.
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Apple is expected to add a second camera onto the back of the iPhone, which it could use to produce higher-quality photos or offer a zoomed-in view.
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For example, Huawei's P210 uses a second black-and-white camera for added sharpness and detail, while LG's G23 uses a second camera to offer a zoomed-out perspective.
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In 1992, a subtler change occurred when the company went public — a more zoomed in shot of the twin-tailed woman, all colors, titles, and stars remaining the same.
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She used each of these to take a macro-style photo of a penny, a wide landscape shot, and a zoomed-in shot (if a telephoto option was available).
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Jenner zoomed in on two gold-wrapped gifts, one with a "Daddy" tag and the other with a "Wifey" label, in the short clip, which has since been deleted.
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Seeing the immediate area in great detail, and then seeing what happened when our driver seamlessly zoomed out using gestures to show all of North America, was simply awesome.
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At one point, when the camera zoomed in on him, the 44-year-old Briton raised his middle finger, a gesture regarded as obscene by many in Western culture.
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The big one-time losses are a prelude to even bigger profits — a paradox caused by the tax cuts that recently zoomed through Congress and that largely benefit corporations.
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You get an ultrawide camera shot, a regular camera shot, a short video, a GIF, cropped photos that looked like their zoomed in, and a variety of filter options.
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Google claims it uses software magic to make zoomed photos look better, and while it's better than the iPhone's photo, it's nowhere near as good as the S20 Ultra's.
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Former Fed Governor and Morgan Stanley executive Kevin Warsh has zoomed up the probability charts, at least if chatter from Fed observers and online prediction site PredictIt is correct.
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Sanders has zoomed in the polls in recent weeks and is expected to rout his competitors on Super Tuesday unless they manage to change the trajectory of the race.
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Photo: Victoria Song (Gizmodo)There were some more watches in many designs and colorways, but I am opting to give you a zoomed-out look at Fossil's IFA booth.
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I zoomed in and out, trying to find a readable scale, but the path wheeled frantically on the screen as the device succumbed to a kind of trigonometric panic.
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In recent years, she had zoomed to the realm of demigods hellbent on doing good, like Bono, and, combined with the continued devotion to kabbalah, she had become preachy.
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Strange got a tepid Twitter endorsement from Trump, while Moore has zoomed along in the anti-establishment lane and has recently earned the backing of Bannon, according to Politico.
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In Trump's ad, the video is zoomed in and tinged a slight blue, but there's little question based on WIRED's analysis of the video—and Penhaul's—that it's his shot.
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If screaming to the top of his lungs at his front camera wasn't convincing enough, he zoomed in on his three teardrop tattoos to let Chris know how he rocking.
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Show someone a zoomed in picture that just presents the rounded, square icon printed in its center, and it's immediately identifiable as an iPhone, even without any other distinguishing information.
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The company even needs to account for the movements of the crew members on the orbiting outpost because small tremors can shake the exact pointing of the zoomed-in camera.
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We used to think of technological change as a gradual, slow process — the sum of many small innovations that, when zoomed out, create only the illusion of rapid technological change.
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But even more impressive is taking all of them together — because from a more zoomed-out perspective, Littlefinger has essentially been behind almost every major event in the entire show.
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Bitcoin was the most eye-catching mover, and zoomed past $11,000 to hit a record high of $11,395 before pulling back to trade at $9,919.58, little changed on the day.
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Remember, this was taken with a wide-angle lens, and it exhibits this degree of sharpness across the whole scene, whereas the iPhone's frame is zoomed in twice as far.
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Many of us zoomed back in time with a montage of memories as teens listening to New Order while others reveled in the signature sound that molded an angsty subculture.
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In the short clip, the Keeping Up with the Kardashians star zoomed in on two gold-wrapped gifts, one with a "Daddy" tag and the other with a "Wifey" label.
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If you took a very, very close look at the Associated Press photos and zoomed in, some of them showed the wire that was hanging down from his small earpiece.
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From a technical perspective, it's impressive: Google uses the extra data it can gather from your hand shaking to create a zoomed image that's better than merely cropping in digitally.
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Fractal patterns are self-similar across many different scales, such that if you zoomed in on part of a fractal image, that smaller piece would look like the larger one.
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We promptly decorated it in oversized posters featuring a zoomed‑in image from The Garden of Earthly Delights painting by Hieronymus Bosch and David Bowie's album cover for Ziggy Stardust.
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Stuck on the gallery's glass walls are bubbles, both of the air-in-water variety, and larger ones that contain zoomed-in stills of porn actors' faces, strained and screaming.
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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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When corruption investigators zoomed in on her predecessor as president, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, she abused her authority by giving him a cabinet post, to shield him from prosecution.
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Both the Galaxy Note 10 and Note 10 Plus come with a standard camera, an ultra-wide-angle camera with a 123-degree field of view and a zoomed lens.
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On the first day of her final poll before that year's caucuses, Santorum had zoomed into double digits, while former Speaker Newt GingrichNewton (Newt) Leroy GingrichMORE's (R-Ga.) support ebbed.
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But the real comes in a found footage styled broadcast, just before a crowd departs, and as clear as day, we spot our alien strut across a zoomed in screen.
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While preparing for a meeting of a space club he'd started, Grant typed "Earth" into a satellite mapping program, thinking it would return a zoomed-out picture of the planet.
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On a recent day, students zoomed through the center of campus on skateboards, taking little notice as a pro-gun group set up a booth nearby on a manicured plaza.
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Two teenage boys, each expecting to be part of the South Korean team at the 214 Beijing Games, zoomed around the old Gwacheon Ice Rink, heads down, moving as one.
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Still, even a week before its publication date, "What Happened" has zoomed to the top of the Amazon best-seller rankings, attesting to the public's enduring fascination with Mrs. Clinton.
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He was there to enjoy the spectacle, not to study the group, but it was clear to him that something special was transpiring as the shadow zoomed across the Atlantic.
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I don't think she wants to watch me on TV. As a host of "Top Gear," you've zoomed around in a Ferrari 812 Superfast and a Porsche Panamera Gran Turismo.
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But, over the same period, investments known as wealth management products, a speculative category of loans and other investments that banks keep off their balance sheets, zoomed up 30 percent.
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Despite support from the dollar, gold ran into resistance after prices zoomed above their 2017 high and neared peaks hit in 2016 and 2014, said Saxo Bank analyst Ole Hansen.
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Business Insider talked to half a dozen of parents and adults named Alexa and discovered just how difficult their lives have become since Amazon&aposs AI has zoomed to popularity.
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That, along with a pound GBP= that zoomed on growing confidence that next week's election will give the Conservative Party the parliamentary majority needed to deliver Brexit, pushed Britain's FTSE .
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" In Cramer's lightning round, he zoomed through his take on some callers' favorite stocks: Core Laboratories: "I like Core Labs, but no need to go there if you own Schlumberger.
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"What happened next is a classic example of the rigorous nature of thematic investing: Boeing reported today and it was an astounding quarter and the stock zoomed up," Cramer said.
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When, finally, the lights dimmed, a procession of models zoomed down a 250-foot-long moving walkway accompanied by the four-on-the-floor bounce of Daft Punk and Capricorn.
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That said, if genetic engineering really had turned out to be a silver bullet for agriculture, we would be able to see the change in the zoomed-out big picture.
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Back in 2009, he released his fourth album, "BLACKsummers'night," a 37-minute set of slowly undulating, structurally adventurous, jazz-infused songs that zoomed into the Top 10 and won Grammy Awards.
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But if I needed to get precise, I pinched and zoomed as far as I could so I could find the exact cut point I needed in a 5 second clip.
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While the Star Wars sequel trilogy was under development in 0003, fans who zoomed in on England's Longcross Studios were delighted to discover an unauthorized peek at the iconic Millennium Falcon.
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I threw a ball, and the robot — named Bridget — zoomed around one of our meeting rooms trying to retrieve it, along the way dodging a table, a box, and a chair.
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This isn't a problem on your phone screen, but zoomed in, it's clear the cameras could dial back on the processing — an issue that could be fixed with a software update.
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The 2493-megapixel camera also uses a new "Super Resolution" feature that stitches nine zoomed-in photos for a super high-res 48-megapixel shot, a feature targeted at landscape photography.
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Kessel got the puck on a turnover by Patrik Laine at the far blue line, zoomed down the ice and tucked the puck under the pads of Jets goaltender Connor Hellebuyk.
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There are already a couple of minor dings on my unit, but they're minor enough that I didn't see them until our photographer zoomed way in to show them to me.
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The results, published in the journal Royal Astronomical Society , come several months after the discovery of our first known interstellar visitor, a smaller, cigar-shaped asteroid that zoomed by last fall.
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Most recently, while showing off some presents underneath her Christmas tree, Jenner zoomed in on two gold-wrapped gifts, one with a "Daddy" tag and the other with a "Wifey" label.
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Some speculated that she was standing in front of a green screen because of the back-lighting on the stage, until the camera zoomed out at the end of her speech.
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While chatting with Sarah Perez (who was using the standard Portal on the other end), the camera even zoomed in on her dog when she left the room for a moment.
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When looking at how someone else has styled a bag, it's always better to see the full photo — boots, earrings, and all — than one that's zoomed in close on the bag.
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To film Spicer's motorized journey to the President, on Friday morning McCarthy zoomed angrily through the streets of New York City on her intimidation podium in character before hosting the show.
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But this is perhaps its most monumental contribution yet, Because, I mean, just imagine what super content can come into existence now that we have Super Mario's super-zoomed in nipple?
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The shot that you guys are all seeing, I'm zoomed in with my telephoto lens on my camera and I've just been keeping that shot up for almost two days now.
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At the same time, the OnePlus 7T's zoomed lens is 12 megapixels compared to the 8 megapixels in the 7T Pro, which can help make up for the lower zoom range.
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Google has packed some smart features into the camera software too, such as a combination of the telephoto lens and the company's Super Res Zoom tech to deliver sharp zoomed images.
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As the Dow Jones industrial average crossed the 25,000 level for the first time since March, Cramer zoomed in on a group that reflected investors' relief over the temporary truce: retail.
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And I wonder if women — even those who've zoomed ahead in their careers, their feet heavy on the gas pedal — might find his inner soundtrack of self-recrimination a bit alienating.
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The Iowa House's livestream zoomed in for a close-up of a Democratic lawmaker on Tuesday, hiding her pro-abortion rights T-shirt during a debate on the heartbeat abortion bill.
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I watched the funeral of Gideon Fleet and his coworkers with Frostpunk's camera zoomed in on the cemetery, down from the God-like, bird's-eye view of the city builder camera.
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And without a hint of a camera shift, we see the alien go in for the hug; cue in the zoomed shot that puts that ugly mug right to our faces.
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"Winemaking zoomed in the '70s and '80s, but viticulture got left behind," said Viv Thompson, proprietor of Best's Great Western in the Grampians, where he has worked more than 50 vintages.
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I'm still ambivalent about the season's first five episodes, which zoomed out on the first season's domestic nightmare to present a panoramic view of the anguish and destruction Gilead had wrought.
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The yen has zoomed to eight-month highs versus the dollar, stocks sank into bear territory and 10-year bond yields sank below zero for the first time since Sept 2017.
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In case you need a refresher, Superzoom is the camera feature, which lives alongside Boomerang and other effects, that creates three-second zoomed-in videos, often with sound effects and animations.
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The selfie camera gets a more significant improvement, jumping from 7 to 12 megapixels and using a wider lens — though portrait selfies are zoomed and cropped to 7 megapixels by default.
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The rows of headstones crashed into each other like waves cresting, covering nearly every inch of the cemetery green in Queens as we zoomed past it at 26 miles an hour.
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Other more minimal paintings featured here have a constrained, quasi-ritualistic rigor about them that suggests isolated, zoomed-in glimpses of sexual bondage and humiliation, like the exquisitely medieval-looking "Taboo" (24).
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The Valentine's feature saw a number of celebs get affectionate after the camera zoomed in on them: Bryan Cranston kissed Julianne Moore, while Rebel Wilson got stuck in with comedian Eddie Izzard.
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The post above was uploaded by Redditer KellybuMUA, who was inspired by a few gnarly, zoomed-in photos of dirty makeup brushes and decided to do the same with loose glitter pigments.
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"Fact is, Daily Wire put up a gif, I download a gif, zoomed in saved it again as an mt2 file - then converted it to an mp4," Watson said over direct message.
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If you zoomed in on the fluid and measured its velocity at finer scales, you'd still observe the same thing — each microscopic portion of the fluid moves in lockstep with the others.
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Adobe has announced a new feature for its suite of photo-editing apps called Enhance Details that uses machine learning to artificially improve the resolution and picture quality of zoomed-in images.
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Check out what the pink flowers look like when zoomed in at 83 percent: The G28 tends to be overly aggressive with fine details, as well as with HDR and overall contrast.
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And also the LP is a "zoomed in" perspective of the Rev seven-inch art, as to imply it is a continuation or deeper look into the same shit we're working on.
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The iconic rollercoaster, that zoomed past giant Coke cups and exploding popcorn kernels before pulling into the Regal Cinemas station, first aired in 1990, and has had four updated versions created since.
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He claimed as fact that the press would never dare show the size of his rally crowd, even though CNN's cameras had repeatedly zoomed out to show the scope of the audience.
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By default, you're using the wide-angle 28mm lens, but after a tap on the "1x" button, you immediately go to the 2x mode, which engages the longer lens that's zoomed in.
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It's got optical image stabilization to assist with your shaky hands (and those close-zoomed shots), and there's also laser autofocus, which LG and Huawei have recently made standard in their phones.
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Garvin zoomed in and could just make out the business name and website address that the center's operators were to use that day—a lead for observing the scammers in real time.
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He felt chills as an Air Force F-100 Super Sabre fighter jet zoomed down the valley below and hurdled toward him up the ski slope at hundreds of miles an hour.
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Team TUM Hyperloop (formerly known as WARR Hyperloop) built a pod that zoomed through the tunnel at a top speed of 288 mph, setting a record after reaching 284 mph last year.
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Clifton zoomed through the slot, dipped into the right circle and ripped his first regular-season NHL goal in his 53nd game at 7:17 to trim Montreal's lead to 3-2.
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This culminated in a now infamous tweet where a Pokémon fan zoomed in on blurry footage from the game, obsessing over the way the game displayed, among other things, shadows and trees.
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I was pleasantly surprised at how, when zoomed all the way back (meaning 24mm), how much of a scene I could pull in without visible distortion around the edges of the frame.
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He looked content, even had this little, loving smile on his face In that moment, I slowed down and zoomed out, hovering over the situation as if I was watching a movie.
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" But Ruud Wiegerinck, a reader who wrote to us on Facebook, zoomed in on one aspect of the sprawling problem, asking: "How many homeless people live in California compared to other states?
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Using TerraServer and DigitalGlobe, I got new and old satellite images of the town, zoomed into the buildings' coordinates and saw that the damage matched exactly what we see in the photos.
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Saudi Aramco shares zoomed higher on Thursday, turning the massive state oil producer into the world's first $2 trillion company and achieving the valuation long sought by Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman.
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This time at a local bar, while both photos look pretty good zoomed out, you can still see things like the overly yellow color cast often produced by Samsung cameras in low light.
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They published a paper discussing "asteroid impact effects and their immediate hazards for human populations" on the same day an asteroid the size of the Rock of Gibraltar zoomed uncomfortably close to Earth.
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Let's take a closer look at an enhanced version of that image, zoomed in on the iPhone XR notch:If you recall last year's ads for the iPhone X, the notch was the star.
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I have to admit, the sample image taken by the L16 looked pretty good with lots of details when zoomed in, but it also looked like it had a lot of image noise.
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The newly discovered quasar, called PSO J352.4034-15.3373, lies nearly 13 billion light-years from Earth — meaning its radio emissions have zoomed through space for about 13 billion years before reaching our planet.
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Meanwhile, Buttigieg, who has emerged in recent weeks and zoomed to the front of the pack, continued to lag voters of color in both surveys, a possible hurdle to building on his momentum.
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Schmerler flipped the map right-side up and zoomed in, revealing an arc that traveled down the map from where the four missiles landed toward a US Marine Corps Air Station at Iwakuni.
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Google uses math to combine the extra data it can pick up from hand-shake (or moving the OIS manually) on zoomed-in images to add more detail than would otherwise be possible.
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Notably, the map view displayed on the Pixel 4's screen is zoomed in, like you'd expect it to be if you're traversing a city on foot — something that Assistant currently cannot do.
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My major grievance with the iPhone X camera was that, when you zoomed in up close, fine detail and sharp edges would be lost to a mix of noise-reducing smoothing and dithering.
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But the core image that is repeated to create the pattern is in fact a zoomed-in screen capture from a YouTube video of the death of a man during conflicts in Syria.
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The new eye in the sky has beamed back zoomed-in images of clouds, water vapor, lightning strikes, and other events, all at a faster pace than any U.S. weather satellite before it.
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The 75-second ad involves a montage of ultra-zoomed faces of a diverse range of people sliding like a kaleidoscope into one another as diversity-affirming text flashes sporadically across the screen.
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With a black hoodie lifted above her chest, Jenner shared a profile view of her stomach area so fans get a sideways view of her body as she zoomed in on her waist.
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Runners and bicyclists zoomed across the landscaped corridor on Saturday, taking advantage of the breezy, sunny conditions to enjoy what many had long sought — a link connecting the South Bronx to Randalls Island.
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Pixel phones have long had single-lens rear camera systems that were so good that they could do what the competition needed to do with two lenses, including taking regular and zoomed photos.
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We zoomed through the southeast English county of Kent as darkness descended all around us, the gathering black pierced by the twinkling of lights from solitary streetlights, cute little homes, and towering apartments.
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It's a feature taken from the X100T, but unlike that camera you can use the secondary display to see the whole frame, rather than just a zoomed-in view of your focus point.
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" When the camera zoomed in on a muddied-and-bloodied Jon Snow, Jones said — with the same stars in her eyes as so many of us every week — "Look at him, all mud.
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The IJOP zoomed in on users of "Kuai Ya," a mobile application similar to the iPhone's Airdrop, which had become popular in Xinjiang because it allows people to exchange videos and messages privately.
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The Mandalorian doesn't have that kind of zoomed-in setting — its titular bounty hunter character wanders the galaxy in search of his next target — but it does boast a great sense of place.
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In the bottom: the inconsistent Kennedy, who was last week's winner; Chi Chi, lovely in lilies but adrift in the challenge; and a kaleidoscopically effloresced Trixie, who cried while the camera zoomed in.
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New York State's net personal tax revenue, which lagged December and January prior year's collections by $5.28 billion, zoomed 57.4 percent higher last month to $9.21 billion from $5.85 billion a year ago.
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He's a former No. 27 overall pick who zoomed from role player to foundational player — either beside Leonard or in a post-Kawhi world should Leonard flee Canada in free agency this summer.
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Aaron Siskind's repeated studies of broken windows zoomed farther in, excluding most of the frames and leaving us with abstract-expressionist patterns that gave as much space to glass as to its absence.
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The lens of "The Affair" has slowly zoomed out across three seasons from the sweaty sex of two people in Montauk to their entangled lives across the world, from Los Angeles to Paris.
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And the drawing actually understates how bad things will be, because it's simply too zoomed out to illustrate how many different Israeli settlements there are and how much they'd screw up Palestinian development.
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When I zoomed in really far on a building on both the iPhone 11 Pro Max and the Pixel 4, the details were much crisper in the shot I took on the Pixel.
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" The camera then zoomed in on the American flag on top of the White House in a picture, which is edited to show one of the stars crossed out with a red "X.
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Given their low price, Motorola's previous Moto G phones have lacked when it comes to camera quality, but the company claims this phone uses new camera software that can help sharpen zoomed images.
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But because I'm zoomed out, I'm also seeing Hezbollah (not Palestinian), and the Russians and Iranians (not Palestinian), and the Islamic State-affiliated insurgents (not Palestinian) on our border with Egypt's Sinai Peninsula.
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Lartigue's images slow down a bit in the exhibition's next two rooms, which feature far fewer fast cars winding down long roads, and more zoomed-in action shots that make for compelling portraiture.
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They're way tamer than what our poor eyes have seen in past experience with hookup sites, though: People's profile pictures are actually of their faces and not zoomed in photos of their nether regions!
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Shares of the biotechnology firm zoomed 73 percent higher — its best trading day in 17 years — on Monday after Ariad said it is being bought out by Takeda Pharmaceuticals, a leading Japanese pharmaceutical company.
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With end-to-end encryption and person alerts that send you automatically zoomed in and cropped portraits of anyone detected, the Cam IQ promises to provide the security and insight that Rogers talks about.
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As an expansion of this project, she put together the collection No Boundaries, now on view at NY Arts Center, which aims to offer a zoomed-in snapshot of various Chinatowns across the world.
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In the summer of 2015, a tiny NASA spacecraft called New Horizons zoomed by Pluto, giving us our first ever up-close look at this tiny world at the edge of the Solar System.
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Just to make sure you won't miss the little guy in the photo, here is a cropped and zoomed in section of the image above:[Washington State Dept of Transportation]Bon Voyage, Big Bertha!
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While Madison is technically telling Violet all of this, director Sarah Paulson's zoomed-in camera angles makes it feel like she's reminding all the viewers at home they're allowed to love Tate again, too.
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As we scanned through the body and zoomed in on sections, the designers emphasized the app was rendering in real time, producing full-color rotatable images on the fly from the original CT scans.
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When he hits the lip, he lets the camera go, and it smoothly zips up into the sky, offering a zoomed-out view of him and his friends as they cruise down the mountain.
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Jenner first snapped a shot standing far away from an oval mirror above her hotel room bed and then posted a closer zoomed-in video that gave fans a closer look at her swimsuit.
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If you want to change the scale of the photo, you can go back into the editor and use the sliding scale below the photo to adjust how zoomed in or out it appears.
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All of a sudden, phones had regular lenses, zoomed lenses, and ultra-wide lenses that are perfect for capturing more scenery or taking photos of subjects that are too close to capture in full.
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In this ad produced for San Miguel Lifestyle Brews by Discovery Networks, the viewer is taken on a literal rollercoaster ride, plunged into the sea, zoomed across an island before landing in a bar.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Suzanne Ciani's Buchla 22e, a modular electronic music system (photo by Jaime Alvarez) PHILADELPHIA — Sound zoomed around the darkened auditorium in the Lightbox Film Center at International House.
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The American photographer Alexander Coggin went out to capture the scene on the packed streets of Windsor — but instead of taking portraits of the revelers, he zoomed in for close-ups of their collarbones.
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But where once we strictly built from a zoomed-out, god's-eye perspective, planning and looking down upon our creations from the clouds, there now exists the option for more embodied first-person experiences.
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Then, on race day, he watched as the cars zoomed out of a tunnel and went screaming toward a hairpin turn with the backdrop of the city's harbor and the Mediterranean framing the scene.
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Probability that the Federal Open Market Committee will approve an increase at its March 14-15 meeting zoomed to 69 percent Wednesday morning, about double what it was the day before, according to the CME.
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When I managed to leave the Skydio 1003 stranded behind a chain-link fence, it was able to find its way out and catch up to me after I'd already zoomed away on my scooter.
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With 4K, you can digitally zoom in and get a 1080p full HD crop — enough to clearly make out details you wouldn't be able to if you digitally zoomed in on a 1080p resolution video.
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When something like that happens, the Nest Cam IQ will identify that there's a person present within its visual range, and then can trigger an automated alert that includes a custom-captured zoomed in photo.
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Another angle showed him wearing a white hoodie while standing near the hospital room door, looking wide-eyed in shock before the camera zoomed in dramatically and the video revealed the release date: Feb. 22.
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And, in One Look: The Flower, it's a type of insider, zoomed-in look at the magic of haute couture that you can't get elsewhere — unless you were a fly on the wall, of course.
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Sourcing images from her mom's old beauty magazines and gradients from zoomed-in stills of Aladdin, Amna Asghar explores the visual narratives of race and culture, a Harmony Murphy Gallery representative tells The Creators Project.
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So, when Chrissy Teigen recently posted a photo of herself grocery shopping with her daughter Luna, you better believe we zoomed in real close and examined every single item hanging out inside her grocery cart.
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There's finally a magnifying glass when highlighting text When your copy and pastes demand precision, you'll be happy to have the new zoomed-in magnifying glass that appears above the text you're trying to grab.
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In this image, which is a combination of visible light and infrared, we can see M225 at the center and a zoomed-in section of the jets of gas getting ejected near the black hole.
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In this image, which is a combination of visible light and infrared, we can see M87 at the center and a zoomed-in section of the jets of gas getting ejected near the black hole.
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Haptic feedback will help you know just how zoomed you are, and could help you stay in the 2X optical zoom offered by the iPhone 7 Plus without straying into digital zoom that degrades quality.
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The Pelicans were still one of the 105.93 fastest teams in the league with Cousins in the game, but they zoomed up to a speed that was nearly unseen in 20 years when he sat.
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Worst of all, navigating those multiple paths in each map is unnecessarily, frustratingly confusing, giving you only a zoomed in mini map with mission icons placed in misleading ways that often force you to backtrack.
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The zoom is controlled by swiping on DJI's standard app and the camera has a custom "reaction wheel" on its yaw control, allowing for more precise and controlled movement when the camera is zoomed in.
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It was there, as I hyperventilated to the bridge's peak, where the M train seemed to taunt me as it passed overhead and, at the same moment, an elderly woman zoomed by on my right.
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At one point Shaw was drawing on the same Whiteboard as Mikutel, but we couldn't see it on the main board because Mikutel was zoomed in while Shaw's writing was a significant virtual distance away.
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Glambot director Cole Walliser recently shared a behind-the-scenes video of the process, including Grande&aposs reaction to the massive camera, which zoomed quickly towards her face in order to capture the dramatic effect.
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The Senate controls the one TV feed distributed from the chamber, and the camera has been zoomed in on the House manager or lawyer for the President while that person is speaking at the lectern.
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London (CNN Business)Saudi Aramco shares zoomed higher on Thursday, turning the massive state oil producer into the world's first $2 trillion company and achieving the valuation long sought by Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman.
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"He's fine, fine, totally safe," and Richard told himself that he had never thought otherwise, though immediately his mind had zoomed through a pornographic strip of every evil thing that could have befallen his son.
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Instead of just showing increasingly zoomed-out views of all your photos for the day, month, and year, Apple is switching to a more useful view that curates your best shots for that time period.
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Quintã was working in the restaurant she owned, cleaning up after the late-lunch crowd when a neighbor zoomed toward her on a motorcycle, warning that the dam had collapsed and urging everyone to run.
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As he paused to gesture and look around while the crowd clapped, the Grammy cameras zoomed out real quick and the show cut to commercial — yeah, just as Drake tried to drop a "But!" and continue.
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Pluto's claim to an ocean, argued this week in two papers published in Nature, is based on data collected in 2015 by New Horizons, a robotic spacecraft that zoomed past it in July of that year.
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In the meantime, Windows 103 proper has, thanks in part to an almost year-long free upgrade program that ends on July 29 (and maybe some overly aggressive upgrade tactics), zoomed to now 350 million installs.
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While not an in-depth study of graphic design, the book is like a zoomed-out map, pulling at various threads throughout the years to reveal the constant rippling effect of global events on visual culture.
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It's currently just a one-off creation, made of walnut wood with brass accents, that generates complex fractal patterns that can be manipulated, rotated, modified, and zoomed using a series of knobs and a small joystick.
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As the media zoomed in, the world soon learned they were the result of a traditional Chinese technique called cupping, and as you might have heard by now, it's got quite a following among Olympic athletes.
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Mission planners will either select a pristine comet, or an incoming interstellar visitor similar to 'Oumuamua—the cigar-shaped comet or asteroid or whatever the hell it was that unexpectedly zoomed through our neighborhood in 2017.
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She showed no signs of any lingering after-effects as she zoomed around the track in the shorter race to shave 0.27 seconds off the Olympic record and set the fastest time recorded at sea level.
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On the next Pittsburgh possession, Brown cooked a corner on a slant, caught a pass in stride, and zoomed past the lone safety between him and the end-zone; that score clocked in at 62 yards.
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So for every game of the upcoming season, it's offering a new option for NBA League Pass customers: Mobile View, a zoomed-in video feed that provides a tighter perspective of whatever's happening on the court.
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Madeleine Lebeau, a French actress who attained movie immortality with one scene, when the camera zoomed in on her tear-stained face as she sang "La Marseillaise" in "Casablanca," died on May 21990 in Estepona, Spain.
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Cashman deemed the prospects Luis Severino, Aaron Judge and Gary Sanchez as untouchable, while Toronto made go-for-broke deals for Troy Tulowitzki and David Price and zoomed past the Yankees over the final two months.
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Japan's Mazda Motor Corp has zoomed past its larger global rivals to develop an engine which ignites gasoline using combustion ignition technology, a fuel-saving process considered something of a holy grail of efficient gasoline engines.
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The White House, in defense of its decision to pull Acosta's "hard pass," has released video of the incident that appears to have been sped up and zoomed in to make the interaction appear more violent.
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Earlier this week, a Google design director proved how a $400 Google Pixel 3a can take incredible zoomed photos with just a single lens, which shows why the Pixel 4 doesn't need a dedicated zoom lens.
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Cars registered in Georgia don't have license plates on the front, but, as the Camaro zoomed past, Skinner glanced into his side mirror, memorized the rear-plate number from its backward reflection, and called it in.
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Both the Galaxy Note 10 and Note 10 Plus come with a 12-megapixel standard camera, a 16-megapixel ultra-wide-angle camera with a 123-degree field of view, and a 12-megapixel zoomed lens.
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You're thinking, Oh, that's kinda weird—that guy who sent me a zoomed in, bird's-eye picture of his log last year is now putting kisses at the end of his DMs and saying "awww" unironically.
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Here's what protagonist Henry from Firewatch, the Campo Santo woodland adventure from last year, looks like zoomed out: I'm both nervous and excited for Resident Evil's first-person revival, as I wrote a few weeks back.
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I thought we'd just slap them on and slide the couple of hundred yards to the base of the slopes, but no, a Jeep dispatched as part of Akshay's operation zoomed up with three men inside.
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The Galaxy S20 Ultra's zoomed lens is made up of a prism of mirrors that gives 10x optical zoom, which means it should have little to no loss of detail when you zoom up to 10x.
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" Meanwhile, for the Magic Mike star's 39th birthday in April, Jessie posted an Instagram Story video in which she cheekily zoomed in on illustrations of women with speech bubbles saying "I want you" and "I miss you.
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As our text messages zoomed back and forth across the country, we began to call each other, as Mr. Graham Bell intended, and our budding romance spilled over into Instagram interactions that some of my friends noticed.
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Alternatively, use the Lasso tool instead of Brush to get a more accurate cut around your unwanted object (as you set the boundaries of the object with your finger, you'll see a zoomed-in preview on screen).
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The other, a telephoto lens, is for photos that are zoomed in, like so: Having a telephoto lens is VERY USEFUL, and not just for capturing good doggos from far away as they wait for their humans.
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Apple and Google are both adding new dashboards, with options for more zoomed-out perspectives on how you're spending your time, along with more granular views of how often you're using individual apps — down to the minute.
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The result may have been a lot to take in, but if you zoomed in, there were a few takeaways that will ensure the collection flies off shelves and gets resold on eBay at embarrassing resale prices.
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When NASA's Voyager 2 spacecraft zoomed past Neptune in 1989, it imaged six previously unknown inner moons, but the probe missed at least one during its brief visit some 30 years ago, as the new research shows.
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And of course, the singer has draped her décolletage in diamonds — she sparkles from every angle with jewelry dripping from her ears, neck and wrists, as you can see in the zoomed-out, legs-centric shot below.
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Jenner first snapped a shot standing faraway from an oval mirror above her hotel room bed, and then posted a closer zoomed in video that gave fans a true glimpse at her teeny tiny polka dot bikini.
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Afterward, an elated Mr. Neumann zoomed uptown in the back seat of his chauffeured white Maybach, blaring rap, with an iPad open to a rendering of the hasty digital spit-swear he'd just made with Mr. Son.
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When zoomed in further, the bright spot begins to resemble the ill-fated probe, which was launched by the European Space Agency back in December 2003 but lost contact with Earth and wasn't seen until last year.
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While they'd zoomed in on making life easier for pedestrians at that earlier event, the two — with the help last night of another computer scientist, Abdul Rehman Liaqat — decided this time to pour their efforts into parking.
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I was about to warn them not to get too carried away when a streak of brilliant green shot out of the oval, at high speed, and zoomed over our tipped-back heads, corkscrewing across the sky.
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We time-stretched the sound of the woodblock and zoomed into the partials and spectra of a single woodblock stroke — just a millisecond of sound — and opened it up and basically unfolded the whole piece from there.
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During rehearsal, a video screen hanging center stage amplified the suffering, by showing live footage that zoomed in on details: Brother Luke's hand groping Jude's crotch, or Jude's agonized face as he squirmed on the hospital bed.
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Internet sleuths quickly zoomed in on a 20163-year-old civil court case involving Judge Kavanaugh's mother, Martha Kavanaugh, a district court judge in Maryland, in which Dr. Blasey's parents, Ralph and Paula Blasey, were the defendants.
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In 27 motorboats, the Innu zoomed past the camp, a remote collection of rustic buildings and expensive vacation homes, to a rocky island where they disembarked and planted the green-and-white flag of their Innu band.
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But her campaign announced some good news on Sunday: It had zoomed past its $2 million fund-raising goal for the week leading up to New Hampshire's primary, and it set a new goal at $4 million.
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The jumbotron camera zoomed over to her and, naturally, she got up to dance (as one does), revealing her outfit — an oversized black T-shirt cut to reveal her behind, which was clad in a black thong.
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The photographs of this self-proclaimed "air junkie," also currently on view at Anastasia Photo, capture the overwhelming density of the metropolis, its ultimate unknowability, and its elegant, patterned geometries, only perceptible from a zoomed-out view.
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A low-flying military plane zoomed between buildings in downtown Nashville, Tennessee, for roughly half an hour on Friday, panicking residents who said they had no warning of the flyover, and feared it might strike a building.
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Here is a freeze-frame of the scene in question: And, to make it more conspiracy theory-y, here is the same shot but zoomed in all blurry, with lots of incriminating arrows pointing to the suspicious fella.
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In the process, they zoomed past Martin in his own story and revealed several major twists that the author has been planning for years and even decades — including, it now seems, the long-planned ending for the series.
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" On Friday, the singer sang Tatum a sweet birthday message in an Instagram Story video she shared in which she cheekily zoomed in on illustrations of women with speech bubbles saying "I want you" and "I miss you.
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In my own comparisons between the HTC U11 Plus and Pixel 2 XL, which involved a lot of zoomed-in pixel peeping, I scored five wins for the HTC phone, six for the Google device, and six ties.
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This provides TSA screeners with an instant 3D model that can be zoomed and rotated, allowing them to get a better look at everything a passenger is trying to bring onto a plane without actually opening the bag.
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McCartney also zoomed in on a sweet detail: Lourdes' knuckle tattoos, which pay homage to her mom (currently in the middle of a tough custody battle over Lourdes' half-brother Rocco) and dad (Madonna's former trainer Carlos Leon).
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The campaign's $750,61.53 travel tab, which includes the use of a private plane owned by Bloomberg's eponymous financial news organization, doesn't include airfare and hotels racked up this month as he zoomed in on California, Texas and Florida.
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The film zoomed past expectations (and drummed up decent word-of-mouth with a B+ grade on CinemaScore), and it's likely to repeat at the top of the North American chart with little competition nipping at its heels.
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The dressed person inspects each part of their bodies—including their uncensored penises, breasts, butts, and vaginas, which are zoomed in on and critiqued—to determine who they want to move forward with, eliminating one person per round.
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A deep green field of grass on a high-res demo pic popped, and the detail was crisp, even when I zoomed deeply in (your mileage will vary depending on the resolution of the material you're looking at).
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Last weekend, when you binge-watched the fourth season of "House of Cards" or streamed your own cooking show on Facebook Live, chances are better than not that your data zoomed through at least some of those networks.
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Using a technique called differential interference contrast microscopy, he zoomed in on comb jellies as they pooped and discovered that the anal pore is not a permanent anatomical fixture on M. leidyi, as some studies had previously reported.
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A light rain falling, two men zoomed across a bridge on a small motorcycle, the passenger wearing a yellow plastic rain jacket and the driver wearing yellow plastic pants, apparently from one set they had divided into two.
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While other outlets have devised their own methods of tracking presidential endorsements (FiveThirtyEight uses a points system, for example), we decided to take a slightly more zoomed-in approach, and look specifically at endorsements from members of Congress.
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Amy Klobuchar zoomed to a strong third-place finish on Tuesday, virtually tying with Buttigieg among the one-half of New Hampshire voters who said they had decided on their candidate just days before, according to exit polls.
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This month, an American warplane nearly shot down a Syrian SU-22 that appeared to be maneuvering to drop bombs on American-backed Syrian fighters, but the Syrian aircraft dumped its munitions in the desert and zoomed away.
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What you can say is that she's a real life example of "expectations versus reality," just like the photos she posts, which look very different when zoomed out on than they do cropped, showing the messiness and fakery .
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But McDavid put the hosts ahead again late in the middle frame when he took a pass at the offensive blue line, zoomed by three defenders and converted a deke for his 21st goal, a power-play tally.
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From other users' photo maps, you could figure out which city people lived in, check out their random vacations from three years ago or even see which neighborhoods they frequented if you were feeling nosy and zoomed in.
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After a visit to a government-run medicinal garden and a stop for a quick beer (100 rupees buys you a local Anchor beer from the supermarket), we zoomed back toward town, Santha narrating as we went along.
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For years Lyft, an app that offers on-demand rides, was outdone by its seemingly unstoppable rival, Uber, which zoomed into new markets and grabbed a near-$70bn valuation, the largest of any private American tech firm in history.
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Stacks of sugar cubes and piled-up matchboxes, photographed up close, resemble jagged brick skyscrapers; a detail of a string instrument is transformed into a geometric abstract composition; a zoomed-in shot highlights the fractals in a feather's barbs.
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It was a little strange, but sparked an idea: What if you could opt into that same feature during an NBA broadcast, except instead of players on the bench, you'd get a zoomed-in look at each head coach?
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"He made some really grand promises about making America great — he zoomed in on the kind of towns that we're visiting today, the people in rural America, the people that I represent — and these are now broken promises," Rep.
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On Tuesday, the night before the annual art fair Art Basel Miami Beach opened for V.I.P.s, a checklist of lavish parties were in full FOMO swing as revelers zoomed the causeways, hopping from one fabulous gathering to the next.
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The Golf Channel analyst Brandel Chamblee was watching the second round of the United States Senior Open in June when television cameras zoomed in on Bernhard Langer as he attempted a 7-foot eagle putt on the 14th hole.
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Palladium zoomed past $1,900 an ounce for the first time ever on Tuesday as a power crisis halted production at mines in major producer South Africa, exacerbating concerns over supply of the autocatalyst and extending the metal's record run.
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And so, what they were basically doing at that time is, they had this robot that's about the size of ... Maybe two feet, three feet wide, kind of a zoomed up Roomba is a way to think about it.
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The preceding records, 1991's Slow, Deep and Hard and 1992's The Origin of the Feces (the original release of which featured a zoomed-in photograph of Steel's anus on the cover), lacked even such problematic romantic posturing.
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Following the step-by-step instructions is easy and satisfying, maybe even therapeutic, and the use of 3D models that can be zoomed and rotated at any time is a great way to double-check that you've assembled things correctly.
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QAMISHLI, Syria — When the international manhunt for Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, the leader of the Islamic State, zoomed in on a village in northwestern Syria, the United States turned to its local allies to help track the world's most-wanted terrorist.
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Snapchat's special Live video player shows the full horizontal TV stream in the bottom quarter of the screen where users can tap to choose which vertical slice they want to see zoomed into in the top three-quarters of their phone.
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The former Miss Arkansas USA, 25, used the opportunity on her own post — which features the same shot, zoomed out for her followers to see more of the beautiful autumn foliage — to share the meaning being the name they picked.
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Meanwhile, the car sits so low that the orange-tinted wheels look like they'd be spinning next to your eyeballs as you zoomed away from (or toward?) the post-apocalyptic sci-fi scene the Terzo Millennio looks like it belongs to.
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Rather than Pop artists of the past, Alagem tells us her artistic inspirations lie more among the likes of artist Betty Tompkins, who paints blown-up, zoomed-in, hyper-realistic pictures of genitals (link NSFW, duh) participating in sex acts.
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Image: NASA/GSFC/Arizona State UniversityA zoomed-in photo (above) of the landing site shows the scene in more detail, including a large crater (just to the right of the arrows) near Chang'e 4 measuring around 440 meters (1,440 feet) across.
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Electronic image stabilization 3.0 will provide "best in class video stabilization" that uses the gyroscope to compensate for pitch, yaw and roll, correct for rolling shutter, as well as reduce shakiness when zoomed in on a subject, according to Qualcomm.
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Unfortunately, the footage didn't include any zoomed-in shots of Durant — whom the Dallas native reportedly dated while they were both students at the University of Texas at Austin — nor is there any trace of a locker room meet-up.
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Instead, they're a bit zoomed-in and slightly oversized, with each flower typically at least one to two inches, creating an allover pattern that's pretty in-your-face (which explains why you can see them from a mile away).3.
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Impatient investors, irritated by years of underperformance that accelerated this year thanks to a bet that car maker Tesla Inc's stock would fall even as it has zoomed higher, said they have pulled hundreds of millions out of the fund.
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He panned the camera over the park, sweeping the shot over the dogs that paused from their play to look up and bark, and then zoomed in for a view of the back of a white house across the street.
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And while the feed will mainly be video from the new zoomed-in camera, the dedicated mobile producer will be able to bring in shots and angles from other feeds to make sure Mobile View viewers aren't missing out on anything.
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About those binoculars: When you're zoomed in while playing Zelda, for example while using binoculars or aiming an arrow, you can aim both with the joystick that controls the game camera AND by moving your controller around with its motion sensor.
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Though he agreed that the entire video was, of course, slowed down and zoomed in to focus on the moment of physical contact, he does not see any evidence to suggest that it was selectively edited to exaggerate Acosta's motion.
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If you zoomed in on a part of it, it might look like this: Now I can find the distance between each successive point using the following formula: For the total circumference, I can just add up all these distances.
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By the time she cut to her first commercial break, she had zoomed out so far that Trump's July 25 phone call with the president of Ukraine appeared to be just one little pushpin on a map of vast global corruption.
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I followed it many months ago for reasons I'd rather not interrogate, and it is exactly what you think it is: zoomed-in before-and-after portraits of female celebrities where it is clear that something scientific has happened in between.
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The static, lo-fi images of the Senate floor vote were in stark contrast to the high production values of Mr. Trump's State of the Union, where cameras swooped above the audience and zoomed in on the facial reactions of politicians.
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She began volunteering as a clinic escort, helping patients make it through the gauntlet of anti-abortion protesters who often throng outside of providers, brandishing signs bearing graphic, zoomed-in images of embryos and pamphlets about the evils of abortion.
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The Warhol drawing in the margin that instructs how he wishes to have the photograph cropped indicates that this document was Warhol's second run of (re)presentation of the killing chair, from 1967, when he zoomed in on the chair/table hybrid form.
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To get an even better grasp of the relationship between waiting periods and gun-related deaths, Malhotra and his team zoomed in on the eight years from 1990 to 1998, when several states with no waiting period laws were forced to adopt one.
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A zoomed-in image from Honor's live stream (via Android Authority) does seem to showcase an intriguing-looking device that lacks any bezels or notches, although we'll have to wait for Honor to give us a better look to judge for sure.
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As Donald J. Trump and Senator Ted Cruz of Texas zoomed to the front of the pack, Mr. Rubio sought to make himself the choice of voters whom Mr. Trump and Mr. Cruz, with their bomb-throwing outsider talk, have left cold.
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It's probably because 23mm (equivalent to 35mm on a full-frame sensor) is the most common and versatile focal length that I found it boring to shoot with; the more zoomed-in 35mm let me compose photos that felt more active and dynamic.
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The Vampire Diaries has repeatedly zoomed in on Damon Salvatore's tortured face while a woman weeps on the floor in her underwear next to him: He must be in so much pain, the subtext goes, for him to hurt her so badly.
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On Saturday, the 46-year-old model and television host showed off her toned bod in a Boomerang-style clip posted to her Instagram feed, where she zoomed in and out on herself as she brushed her teeth in front of the mirror.
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BOSTON (Reuters) - Billionaire investor Chase Coleman's hedge fund Tiger Global Management presented investors with a 28 percent gain last year when stocks zoomed higher, but he assured them he has not give up on betting against duds when the time is right.
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Mr. Pijbes recalled a Rijksmuseum curator walking into his office one day and confessing that, thanks to a high-powered, zoomed-in picture, he had discovered a feature that he had never seen before in a work he thought he knew well.
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The Coca-Cola-sponsored clips also include an "up close" variant in 1080p HD, since the 4K originals are way zoomed out to give you a sense of the surrounding environment, each of which 'belongs' to a specific Marvel superhero or super team.
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"Fifty Shades of Grey" zoomed to popularity in 2012, becoming a guilty pleasure for women across the country, inspiring a popular movie series and even spawning an unlikely line of merchandise, from "Fifty Shades"-branded wine and handcuffs to lubricant and massage oil.
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The "wide 18mm lens" is perfect for fitting more in scene, the "macro lens" for close-up photos, the "tele 58mm lens" for zoomed-in pictures, the "superfish lens" for a fisheye-style look, and the "anamorphic lens" for cinematic-esque video.
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The single-camera iPhone XR does that already when it detects people in the frame, but dual-camera iPhones can only use portrait mode with the telephoto camera, which gives a zoomed-in perspective and is much less effective in low light.
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I started the iPhone 11 Pro review with an easy shot in bright sunlight, so let's start this review with a torture test: here's the iPhone 11 and Pixel 3 in night modes and zoomed in (even though neither has a zoom lens).
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Kawhi's had a tough time containing his emotions ever since the Raps beat the Warriors to win its first championship in franchise history ... and he couldn't keep a straight face as he zoomed through the water on a Great Big Marble boat.
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Although we can't be quite sure if Jenner's bold new look is permanent or just one of her very realistic, crazy-colored wigs, the reality star posted a zoomed-in video of her roots on Instagram Stories, subtly hinting that her hair is actually dyed.
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Tom Holland, the all-new Spider-Man who makes his first appearance in Captain America: Civil War, somehow zoomed in from the Los Angeles premeiere on Tuesday night to Las Vegas to make the announcement: His first standalone film will be called Spider-Man: Homecoming.
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She also said the media's focus has often zoomed straight to the most salacious parts of her story, and she wishes they would focus more on the racial aspect of her allegations, such as how Weinstein used pervasive stereotypes about Chinese people to victimize her.
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Amid the outpouring of praise and admiration for Anthony Bourdain after his apparent suicide in France on June 8, a few outspoken members of the addiction recovery community zoomed in on his "demons," and scorned his drinking on the shows that made him famous.
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But Barker's more zoomed-out approach also leaves us with scenes like the final one of "Faithful," where we're suddenly asked to read a whole bunch of emotion that didn't previously exist into the relationship between Offred and Nick, which leaves a jarring note.
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Let's face it, when he zoomed down a stadium track with "BOLT" on his bib Sunday night in Rio de Janeiro, becoming the first three-time winner of the 22004-meter dash in the Olympic Games, that was what we wanted to see. Bolt!
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Sanders on Monday zoomed out of the buyback conversation to talk about what it means to what he called the "fraud" theory of trickle-down economics and the idea that policies that benefit those at the top will eventually reach the rest of the country.
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Henry Paulson, the former Treasury secretary who helped steer the country through the 2008 financial crisis, said regulators have zoomed so far in on supervising large Wall Street banks that they may be missing risks that are shifting to other parts of the financial system.
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I'd like to attribute this to Google and Samsung doing more post-processing on its JPEGS than Apple, and that seems to be the case in images like this: This is the same section of three photos taken by each camera zoomed to 100 percent.
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Melissa Ness, a researcher at the Max Planck Institute for Astronomy in Germany, saw the "zoomed-out, whole-sky view" on Twitter and recognized an X-shaped bulge, or tightly packed group of stars found in spiral galaxies, in the center of the Milky Way.
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People thought that a Google design director was teasing the Pixel 4's camera in an incredible Instagram shot, but the photo was actually taken with a $400 Pixel 3a, which was zoomed and cropped to the point that it was considered "20x" zoom.
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"We have no idea what happened, but we did hear what sounded like an aircraft and then a tremendous boom," Mr. Oliver said calmly as his cameraman zoomed in and out on the black smoke billowing from the North Tower of the trade center.
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Because the iPhone 11 Pro has three cameras on the back, the camera app has controls that allow you to switch from the regular wide-angle view to the ultra-wide-angle view or the 2x optical zoomed view with the tap of an icon.
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You can choose to take a portrait with the telephoto camera to get a shot that more closely focuses on the subject, or take one that's more zoomed out using the wide-angle lens to get a portrait that captures more of the background.
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Using an "image stacking and matching technique" called Super-Resolution Restoration (SRR), they've pieced together a zoomed-in version of the photo of the probe issued by Professor Mark Sims from the University of Leicester last year that confirmed the fate of the Beagle 2.
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In a classic but brilliant case of online pettiness, users of both Instagram and Twitter literally zoomed in on the facial expressions of three Black people behind Milano in what appears to be a shoe store, or perhaps the shoe section of a department store.
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Since I started researching for this article, the page that warns people not to use conditioner on their hair after a nuclear blast has gone from standard text with a zoomed-out blast thumbnail to something resembling a MySpace homepage for a death metal band.
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Borne of the surveillance age, "Internet Landscapes" is more contemplative and less punchline-driven than Roth's earlier net-art hijinks, a zoomed-out, skeptical investigation of what this former architect calls "the medium that made me want to be an artist in the first place."
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Voyager 2 was able to save time because it simply zoomed past the planets on its way out of the solar system, but scientists aren't likely to return to the outer gas giants without the aim of spending at least a few years studying them.
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But with his team trailing, 20-63, with 11 minutes remaining, after Jack's interception return had sapped the energy out of the stadium, Barkley, breaking two tackles, zoomed out to the edge and down the sideline for 68 yards and his first career N.F.L. touchdown.
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The top spun on the table as the camera zoomed in, and it appeared to be faltering — but the scene faded out and cut to the credits, leaving audiences puzzled about whether or not Cobb was in a dream or in the real world.
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She's been hounded by her botched handling of claims of Native American heritage and has watched as fellow senators like Bernie Sanders and Kamala Harris have zoomed past her in the early jockeying for the chance to take on President Donald Trump next November.
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CARACAS, Jan 5 (Reuters) - Cameras zoomed in on First Lady and lawmaker Cilia Flores as an opposition legislator accused Venezuela's government of handing out diplomatic passports to drug traffickers, an allusion to her two nephews on trial in the United States on cocaine smuggling charges.
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On the tables, plenty are on their third bottle of merlot, and a large portion are busy fiddling with their smartphones—taking pictures of Schwarzenegger on stage, filming bits of the Q&A, or else just watching it through the fully-zoomed, pixelated screen.
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I guess you can count me in the group of people that prefer the second lens to be either monochrome, as with Huawei and the Essential Phone, or a zoomed-in telephoto as with the iPhone, OnePlus 230, Galaxy Note 211, and a bunch of others.
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After the MoveOn forum incident, he acknowledged the flood of tweets from well-wishers—some of which included some zoomed-in screengrabs of his scowl while confronting the protester—about his husband-spidey moves with a picture of himself and his wife, and two red hearts.
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LONDON/NEW YORK (Reuters) - Bitcoin zoomed past $11,000 (£183,185.5) to hit a record high for the sixth day in a row on Wednesday after gaining more than $1,000 in just 2100 hours, stoking concerns that a rapidly swelling bubble could be set to burst in spectacular fashion.
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All of this work is part of a generalized push to have AMP get subsumed or replaced by something called the "Web Packaging Standard," which (very basically) allows webpages to be packaged up and zoomed around the internet so they can be preloaded and served more quickly.
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A zoomed-out view of methane pollution surrounding Porter Ranch, LA, via Home Energy Efficiency TeamThe rate of methane leakage from the well has been steadily falling since late November, but SoCalGas says it could take until late February or March for the well to be plugged.
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But, sufficient Wi-Fi speed has been challenging as our devices get faster and our HD/Ultra-HD video streaming subscriptions take over TV; and as broadband speeds have zoomed up to 100-1000 Mbps, the need for a reliable Wi-Fi has never been so important.
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Another version of Croft's photograph in the collections of the DeGolyer Library at Southern Methodist University is zoomed out to show the small homes dwarfed by the slender cyclone: TU calls Croft's 1896 image "the first known photograph of a tornado," yet there are other contenders.
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The matches start with the game zoomed out where you see all that at a distance, but after pressing start, it rushes toward a smaller chunk of the playing field in a way that recalls the Powers of Ten video they used to show in schools.
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Midway through the fourth quarter, Dennis Schröder snatched away Patrick Beverley's dribble and zoomed down the court for a layup; a couple minutes later Harden's attempt at splitting a double-team resolved in Al Horford dunking on the other end, putting the game out of reach.
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And his territorial gains are shown in bright red — I promise it's there, but, tellingly, you have to squint to see it, in small areas near Latakia, Aleppo, and Daraa: "The areas captured by the regime are small in this zoomed-out map," Horowitz tells me.
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Spit or no spit -- it's difficult to tell, even with the video zoomed in and slow-moed -- Mathis sticks around to yell and point at the valet a little more ... and makes one more mini-lunge toward him before a man comes and pulls him away.
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Yes, the impeachment trial will be televised, but it will be very different from other congressional hearings you've watched on TV. This time, the Senate is controlling all cameras in the chambers and they will all have limited and fixed positions to avoid zoomed-in reaction shots.
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The pair, and the team, were always most comfortable and most spectacular on the break, where they zoomed past and around and over defenders in every fashion, as if—bored with merely getting easy buckets—they were trying to perform all the latent variety in the word fast.
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Basically, that means that using this technique, if you were watching a YouTube video of someone playing guitar and it zoomed in tight on the fretboard, you could theoretically use your mouse to drag across the strings and watch them vibrate as if you'd strummed them in real life.
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Inspired by the iconic bending city scene in Christopher Nolan's Inception and fueled by B.O.B.'s public comittment to Flat Earth Theory, Ulatan bends already stunning landscapes into physics-defying cubic formations that look like what you'd see in a Star Trek holodeck simulation if you zoomed out.
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When the show's third season aired back in 2015, that scene was hailed as a promising example of the right way to depict sexual assault on TV. Rather than focusing on the rapist, the camera zoomed in onto Doggett's face, giving us insight into her experience, her trauma.
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" In Cramer's lightning round, he zoomed through his take on some callers' favorite stocks: AT&T: "Look, AT&T is, actually, I think, putting in a bottom because people are buying stocks [of] domestic companies that have high yields where the cash flow's good and I think that's ATT.
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The two jurors, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because they feared retaliation over the verdict, said they saw the blow to the officer when they watched the video on a laptop and zoomed in on Mr. Small at the driver's side window of Officer Isaacs' car.
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CNET reported that for more than a year, ending in July 2019, Ring's police partners had access to a map that could be zoomed in to street level of where Ring devices were installed, giving them a general idea of who might have a Ring, if not exact addresses.
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" Higgenson says, "Parallel Universe kind of sounds like if the Plain White T's got into the DeLorean, went back to 1985, watched a bunch of sci-fi movies at the drive-in, and then zoomed ahead to 2020 and recorded an album, and then came back to 2018 and released it.
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The star posted another version of the day's events, a much more intimate look at her life than the invasive paparazzi shots zoomed in on her kidney-transplant scar: a vintage-filtered video of her friends on a boat, smiling, snuggling, and basking in the sun with avocado snacks on standby.
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We've zoomed into your area to give you a better look, but you can explore the entire US. A quick data note: A small number of districts border at least one district that is significantly more advantaged and one that is significantly more disadvantaged, so they are in both categories.
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With over a million clippings in hand (in the case of the study led by Anna de Graaff, a Ph.D. student at the University of Edinburgh), they rotated each one and zoomed it in or out so that all the pairs of galaxies appeared to be in the same position.
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The exhibit includes acid blotter papers and a liquid light show as high-tech hippie folk art, but also examines the role of LSD as what the Whole Earth Catalog called a macroscope — a zoomed out counterpart to the microscope — as a tool of holistic vision and catalyst of environmental consciousness.
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It didn't take long before fans of the show zoomed in on the ink to make out what appears to be "Proverbs" (from the Old Testament of the Bible) — which makes sense considering Prewett has been vocal about her Christian faith as well as her views on sex before marriage.
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Ms. Yovanovitch's prepared testimony essentially picked up on the big-picture Wednesday story line and zoomed in to ground level, describing the hazards of foreign-service work, the real costs of corruption in Ukraine and her creeping realization that elements in her own government were working to smear and undermine her.
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Media around the world has also zoomed in on Kavanaugh's performance, with British news organizations in particular ridiculing Kavanaugh for his repeated denials of having high school drinking habits, and for unconvincingly painting a picture of his past as a conscientious student too consumed with sports to have time for women.
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There are some examples below from Pixelmator, with a zoomed-in low resolution image on the left, and the processed ML Super Resolution image on the right: You can see more images over on Pixelmator's blog, including comparisons with traditional upscaling techniques like the Bilinear, Lanczos, and Nearest Neighbor algorithms.
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In the silent-movie era, a girl's adorably dimpled cheeks might have been an asset, but by the 1930s the camera had zoomed out to take in her whole figure, draped in bias-cut gowns that shimmered over the body with no visible means of support beyond the musculature of the disciplined wearer.
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Paulson: Regulators too focused on Wall Street banks: Henry Paulson, the former Treasury secretary who helped steer the country through the 2202 financial crisis, said regulators have zoomed so far in on supervising large Wall Street banks that they may be missing risks that are shifting to other parts of the financial system.
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"The Fetishes" intimates this relationship through a kind of absurd and at first almost off-putting literalization of metaphor: an iPad with its screen covered in lotion and dark, curly, pubic hair, plays a looped blur of pink flesh jerking back and forth — a GIF made from a zoomed-in snippet of porn.
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In my opinion, this was a bad move for three reasons: because ultra-wide cameras are often more useful than zooming; the Pixel 4's zoomed lens isn't good enough that it makes up for the lack of ultra-wide; and the Pixel 4 is a less versatile smartphone camera as a result.
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After the lights dimmed, looped ambience wafted from giant speaker racks and a stories-tall projection showed model Naomi Campbell dancing vibrantly in an abandoned building—outtakes from the video for the album standout "Drone Bomb Me." As the camera zoomed in and out, Campbell would mouth a soundless word or two.
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After a Greg Zuerlein field goal gave the undefeated Rams the 29-27 lead with slightly more than two minutes remaining in the game, television cameras zoomed in on Rodgers as he waited to enter the game from the sideline so he could fashion another one of his prototypical, last-ditch winning drives.
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