Throughout my project, I was constantly zooming in and out.
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But zooming in isn't quite the same as getting closer.
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But zooming in on that pill bottle makes the details unreadable.
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When the video pops up, there's an option for zooming in.
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For some reason, zooming in on a map wasn't intuitive either.
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Shonibare replays the scene—slowing it down, changing perspectives, zooming in.
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Zooming in, they can approach each work and examine it closely.
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Illustration: Randall Munroe"Zooming in" means narrowing the field of view.
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By simply zooming in, Strüwe took the familiar and made it alien.
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But you can bet he'll be around, and we'll be zooming in.
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Zooming in, a few percentage points lost here and there seem minor.
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Instead of enjoying them, I found myself zooming in on my teeth.
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Also important to Jobs was the process of zooming in, according Sculley.
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Instead, make any adjustments — either zooming in or cropping — after taking the photo.
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The galaxy we're zooming in on in the video above is LEDA 36252.
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The video then goes the other way around, zooming in to a quark.
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Should we be zooming in on her sweatshirts and tees from now on?
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Zooming in further, around 40 ETFs hold Amazon within the top 5 percent.
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"And that was his great skill, zooming out and zooming in," says Sculley.
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Zooming in and out would cause the page elements to overlap in weird ways.
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Swirl allows for rotating a product, zooming in and out, or playing an animation.
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But those numbers spike when zooming in on the core county of each city.
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" Biles reciprocated by posting a video zooming in on Nory with the caption, "babe @arthur.
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Zooming in other appsRelated coverage fromHow To Do Everything: Tech:'How much is Windows 10?
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Zooming in is the process of finding elegant, intuitive solutions to these newly identified industries.
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Robins instead directs her attention to Trilling's marriage, zooming in on its troubles and quirks.
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The higher-end models have an additional telephoto camera on the back for zooming in.
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Twitter took the moment and ran with it, zooming in and focusing on Michelle's facial expression.
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"From behind this door?" the architect said, rotating his hand and zooming-in on the crawlspace.
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Zooming in even closer on Orchid Lane, it appears some houses had their roofs torn off.
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I find the stabilization, if you're not zooming in, and the sound recording to be great.
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This artistic meme involves drawing something crappy, zooming in, then zooming out to reveal something amazing.
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In some instances, you can manipulate these cards by zooming in or panning the image around.
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It's for telling what's in the road, not for zooming in to spot a street address.
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Still, zooming in on the daily chart, Cramer said there are more reasons to be cautious.
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As the girl awaits her executioner, she scrambles our sense of who's zooming in on whom.
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Forensic experts, meanwhile, are zooming in on how the bombs were triggered and where they were placed.
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That means even if you're zooming in at 2x with Note 303, your photos won't look blurry.
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Zooming in reveals that the Huawei P9 uses far less artificial post-processing to enhance the image.
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But he is giddy afterwards, zooming in to screenshot the image of his hand on Cher's shoulder.
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Zooming in on it, authorities saw it belonged to a woman named Evelyn Letterman, who died in 2012.
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Gibney nails the graphics, zooming in on a needle spraying droplets as a robotic arm sputters through malfunctions.
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Zooming in to rough textures might reveal some loss of local contrast and make those textures appear smoother.
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Instead, it meandered through the city, zooming in on the lives of store clerks, doormen, and taxi drivers.
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Naturally, this included zooming in on the lyrics to "Two Ghosts," which some theorized is about Taylor Swift.
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Zooming in on it brings up a photo of a calf, grazing a bit outside its usual range.
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Zooming in further, he noted that its August low of $451 could provide support on the way down.
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Zooming in on specific cases, some of the valuations we estimated using public data were even much lower.
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There's so many more features available to you on Stories now: face filters, zooming in with music, uhh….
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Working in 3D means a lot of rotating on various axes, zooming in and out and so on.
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It's the first to feature two cameras, one for regular shooting and the other for optically zooming in.
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Blinking green rectangles highlighted the trespassers; zooming in, he could make out the group of figures more clearly.
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WAMI allows for an area to be recorded at once while watching and zooming in on multiple targets.
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His pre-trial is peppered with wide shots of the courtroom, zooming in on its second-story windows.
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That could be a zooming in on sources pertinent to a story I'm working on or top news.
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Zooming in, she found that tiny bristles called setae had been uprooted in dissolved areas of the shells.
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"He's amazing," Mr. Strano said after taking a video of the Reed portrait, zooming in on its details.
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Understanding what mortality in America looks like today now means zooming in on what's happening in different regions.
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But the extent of the hit to middle America is even clearer when zooming in to the county level.
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He later shared a photo of his EP's album artwork, zooming in on a rainbow projected on a building.
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He posted several videos about stabbings he attributed to those groups, zooming in on gruesome close-ups of wounds.
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"That... is not a phone," they wrote, zooming in on what's in Isaiah's hand, which, true, isn't a phone.
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Turns out, zooming in too far on Google Maps' user-uploaded 27D Spheres produces some impressively fucked up images.
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Every time you zoom in to catch that perfect shot of that $10803 hamburger you're not actually zooming in.
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Turns out, zooming in too far on Google Maps' user-uploaded 3D Spheres produces some impressively fucked up images.
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Without zooming in and studying the details, you'll find it hard to distinguish between the Pixel and S9 cameras.
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The combination of both lenses gives shooters a better chance to play with focal length and zooming in photos.
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In McMillan's Instagram story, the model can be seen zooming in on Quinto's hand to emphasize the new ring.
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Only after zooming in block by block did some tiny red dots appear, representing Thai, Somali and Greek spots.
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The camera is similarly rude, zooming in close to Simmons' buttocks as the yellow yolk streaks into his crevices.
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But the editing, including zooming in and repeating several frames, exaggerated the contact between Mr. Acosta and the intern.
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But the OnePlus 7 Pro came out on top when taking photos in dark environments, and when zooming in.
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Most shows would have filmed the shooting by zooming in on Billy's shocked face as the bullets pierce his body.
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Basically, this means that when zooming in at 9603x with the Note 8, your photos will likely look less blurry.
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He later shared a photo of his EP&aposs album artwork, zooming in on a rainbow projected on a building.
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Pennebaker keeps close to his subjects, zooming in on their faces to find what you couldn't see on a stage.
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But after a lot of squinting, zooming in, and a 360 virtual reconstruction of this ensemble, all was finally revealed.
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Consumer drones simply allow people to create this imagery for themselves, zooming in on the specific target of their surveillance.
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The camera bumps and swings, panning across the scene, then zooming in for close-ups, changing focus as it moves.
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The mechanics of Gorogoa are straightforward — zooming in and out on illustrations and then moving around tiles to four panes.
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Eilish, who won five Grammys on Sunday, quickly posted a second screenshot, zooming in on the socks of her impersonator.
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By zooming in on terrain view, another feature of Google Earth, I simulated how the town looked from the ground.
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Zooming in closer on the marina, the debris from houses is piled up on the northern shore of the canal.
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The Pixel 4, though, is rumored to have a second camera, a telephoto lens capable of zooming in on subjects.
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Back on the ground, some of the researchers are zooming in on individual trees, and sometimes, down to their leaves.
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In a way, it was very stream of consciousness: drawing to the beat, zooming in, zooming out and moving around.
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"I swear y'all our conversation went wayyyy better than this!" she added, zooming in on her face on the TV screen.
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Within minutes, Viners had re-cut the video, editing Trump out of the frame entirely and zooming in on Christie's face.
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The photos and videos you post will also have subtle animations, like slowly zooming in, to give the post more attention.
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Some of the footage is totally mundane: Ledger jumping around in his living room, Ledger zooming in on his own feet.
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Later, Lil Nas X posted a photo of his EP's album artwork, zooming in on a rainbow projected on a building.
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Prior to the event, Parker shared photos of the gals getting ready on Instagram — zooming in on their hair and shoes.
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After zooming in on every still frame of Idris Elba in the trailer, though, there's no sign of the horn anywhere.
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But it does so by zooming in on the very human collateral damage that is the cost of our societal unrest.
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Zooming in to only precincts in Miami-Dade, the pattern is clear: large concentrations of Cuban-origin Hispanics voted for Trump.
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Users who are blind but still have limited vision can customize their experience by boosting colors or zooming in or out.
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Along the way, the narrative's eye flits from one character to another, like a camera zooming in, pausing, then moving on.
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In December, 2007, she started a blog called Supervalent Thought , dedicated to slowing the world down, zooming in on its mundanities.
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We love the 2x optical zoom on the Max and the option to continue zooming in to 10x with software zoom.
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It's pretty bonkers and a little hard to read—I recommend zooming in on your browser to get the full details.
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There's almost no menu system to speak of and the few functions you can do (zooming in and such) are totally straightforward.
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We can all relate to the experience of looking in the mirror and zooming in on a perceived flaw like a zit.
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Zooming in on just one potential outcome can be a more palatable way to reckon with the consequences we're going to face.
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We love the 2x optical zoom on the iPhone XS and the option to continue zooming in to 10x with software zoom.
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Jim does almost all of his drawing using the curved line tool, zooming in and out, and often painting pixel by pixel.
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The model recorded a video of herself standing in what appeared to be an outdoor bathroom zooming in on her slim figure.
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The film cuts to a shot of a ratty overhead speaker, slowly and lusciously zooming in on the source of the sound.
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"Khloé you have no idea how much you're motivating me today," Kim said zooming in on the poster hanging on the gym's wall.
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But if Mary and The Witch's Flower is anything to go by, Studio Ponoc shows a pension for zooming in instead of out.
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Zooming in on North Dakota, Rokach revealed attack data on over 1,200 bots that had been curated autonomously by the group's AI algorithms.
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She also shared a totally uncharacteristic selfie video in which we see her holding up her phone and zooming in on...her case?
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Some of them were zooming in to frame the podium, others were trying to catch a glimpse of the emotions from the audience.
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One particularly late night search had me zooming in on pictures posted by previous guests at the Madrid Airbnb where we'll be staying.
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A third filter creates an infinite video loop zooming in on your open mouth as multiple versions of your head swirl around you.
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Zooming in on a single brass tack turned out to yield important clues as to the cabinet's making, and helped prove its authenticity.
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Explosive rapid intensification from low-end tropical storm to Category 5 hurricane in 48 hours -- zooming in on the core of #Willa pic.twitter.
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It wanders from idea to seemingly unrelated idea — frequently zooming in to examine a curious object, otherwise taking in the whole uncanny picture.
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The cameras can physically tilt up and down, which comes in handy for zooming in to read papers on a desk, for example.
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"A digital crown would make it somewhat easier to replicate scrolling, and zooming in and out, without much finger muscle movement," I wrote.
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The video starts with one of the Navy officers zooming in on the object which appears to be moving quickly over the ocean.
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When you drag and drop photos onto your timeline, iMovie automatically adds a subtle Ken Burns effect, usually slowly zooming in on the photo.
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You can test this out for yourself by zooming in really close on an object with some fine detail or text printed on it.
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The AI-enabled 4K camera tracked my movements smoothly, with the camera following me around and zooming in as I enabled its gesture controls.
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It also further refines the feature that lets you "squeeze" the phone to do certain things, like zooming in on maps or snapping pics.
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The A21R had more drastic differences in terms of clarity over distance and zooming in on close subjects (those extra pixels really highlight details).
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There's not much more to it than that — you know a photo app is barebones when zooming in is one of its marquee features.
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He's a clockmaker zooming in on one tiny gear, pulling out to reveal the whole mechanism, and pulling the clock apart until it explodes.
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Huawei's software combines the images from its three cameras to get results, so if you take a 40-megapixel photo, forget about zooming in.
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Eventually, solar-sail technology could allow researchers on Earth to harness the sun's rays in order to send a spacecraft zooming in any direction.
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Zooming in on its performance over the past 36 months, Tesla came under heavy selling pressure twice as analysts raised questions about its fundamentals.
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His eponymous 2014 album spanned jazz, soul, house, techno, and hip-hop while zooming in thematically on the past, present, and future of Detroit.
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The first 20 seconds are a barely interpretable blur, the camera zooming in, seeking to make sense of the opaque commotion between its frames.
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Zooming in, one easily gets lost island-hopping among more than a hundred reefs that shimmer in pale blue colors against the deep blue unknown.
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Here's a video zooming in on the image you're seeing:Astronomers created this image using the VLT Survey Telescope at the ESO's Paranal Observatory in Chile.
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To find the first heartbeat, the researchers made movies of mouse embryos as they developed in a dish, zooming in on the heart progenitor cells.
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Also new are tools inspired by Google's Photoscan technology that will fix photos of documents and paperwork, by zooming in, cropping and rectifying the photo.
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Granted, unless you were zooming in to obsessively scan Selena's skin for any signs of inconsistencies, you probably didn't see the freckles much at all.
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The spinning crown is particularly great for scrolling through lists, zooming in on images or maps, or making quick volume adjustments when listening to music.
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Zooming in on a hexagonal map section, which the company has dubbed "nexagons," polls the service to find everything the service knows about that area.
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"Magnifier" mode uses the iPhone's camera to magnify text or other small things — handy, especially, for reading fine print, or zooming in on small details.
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For creating videos, 4K is useful for shooting wide and zooming in for a tight shot; no need to use two cameras for each shot.
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We're zooming in on the part of your home that feng shui experts have deemed to be most important to your well-being: your bedroom.
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And then, zooming in on the globe, you align some crosshairs over one of the dots, and the radio crackles, and there you are, live.
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I think it was really important that it be intimate and not be zooming in on girls, especially being the only man in the room.
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Google's Bubble Zoom feature (which isn't the greatest name, I know) simply blows up the text without zooming in on the image on the page.
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The first gallery finds Ms. Herrera gradually simplifying and intensifying her compositions of flat, interlocking forms, almost as if she were zooming in on them.
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In 2017, scientists created an Alzheimer's test by sifting through data from 70,000 seniors and zooming in on 31 genetic markers associated with the disease.
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It's easy to think of zooming in as "getting closer" to the subject, because it makes a small subject get bigger and fill the frame.
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Avedon was famous for zooming in on his subjects' warts and wens and liver spots, and he comes in for a little of the same.
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Three-dimensional models published on SketchFab also allow you to interact with select sections of each site by zooming in to examine incredibly precise details.
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One watches a flat-screen monitor with feeds from several hallways, zooming in on images of blurry students every so often to get a closer look.
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With just a day to go, NASA's InSight spacecraft aimed for a bull's-eye touchdown on Mars, zooming in like an arrow with no turning back.
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By moving the camera and zooming in on specific details, you can find signs, license plates, and scraps of text that will give away the location.
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Zooming in on election security risks, Jourova warned that "large-scale organized disinformation campaigns" have become "extremely efficient and spread with the speed of light" online.
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Middle East Guardians also claimed to find suspicious elements in the photo after zooming in 7,000% — but Krawetz said analysis at that level is inherently flawed.
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While there's no visible nudity, it's a mix of provocative close-ups zooming in on their scantily clad breasts and butts while they sensually rub themselves.
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More: Pinterest's Lens feature is also getting a new design, as well as new features such as zooming in and out, and analyzing photos previously saved.
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The directors had very specific expectations for writer Justin Caffier's performance, zooming in for close-ups of his face and encouraging him to be more vocal.
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Zooming in: Columbus in particular is experiencing a mini-renaissance as technology is disrupting legacy industries such as manufacturing, insurance, financial services, retail and health care.
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To someone here, zooming in to frame our problem as an Israeli-Palestinian conflict makes as much sense as describing the "America-Italy conflict" of 1944.
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The lady in the photo is looking at a picture on her phone that, upon zooming in, looks like a shot of Hadid and Tesfaye getting cozy.
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I decided to point the lens at the top of the tower, zooming in so I could get high-resolution shots of the engines as they ascended.
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I got good—too good—at zooming in really closely to her chest to get the visual evidence I needed to confirm that my baby was breathing.
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Ms Lahusen photographed protests, too, but her most powerful images are more ordinary, zooming in on the faces of activists as they go about their daily lives.
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The time we spent zooming in on hands on Instagram is well worth eliminating the wasted minutes staring at a wall of polishes in the nail salon.
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Upon zooming in on what looks like set dressing for the photo, a keen-eyed redditor noticed that one man looks to be holding a Dothraki weapon.
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The main rear camera has dual aperture for better low-light pictures, while the larger S9+ also packs a second rear camera for zooming in a bit.
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He's looking down on mere mortals, zooming in on his vision and tweaking it until the message is clearer than it ever could be through just words.
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He was zooming in on specific parts of the "system" that is human civilization in an attempt to explain one small but important part of the world.
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The reason he started zooming in on the economic impact of video game companies is because of Activision Blizzard, but not for the reason you might think.
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When you look back at those photos of your friends and you on a night out, you are probably zooming in on yourself and scrutinizing every flaw.
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A woman near me held her phone, zooming in and out on a photo she had taken of Jennifer Lopez's beatific face on the red carpet, sighing rhythmically.
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Sometimes it's the small stuff that deserves our attention: whether you're noticing the vibrant color of a flower or zooming in to see the texture of a painting.
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Zooming in on a photo to get a better look at something seems like a good feature for digging through cluttered photos in order to identify a product.
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Zooming in to specific regions, 2°C would cause freshwater availability drop by twice as much in the Mediterranean as it would under a 1.5°C warming scenario.
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It's like starting at the level of the Empire State Building and zooming in close enough to see the individual nuts and bolts that holds the structure together.
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I still struggle to understand why since Reduce motion is a setting designed to turn off the home screen's 210D parallax effect and lessen the zooming in folders.
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Like zooming in on a leaf under a microscope, Lamar unveils a lattice of overlapping narratives, complemented by sly production that informs and undercuts his songs' troubled protagonists.
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How to use Look Around in Apple Maps on your iPhone, by navigationYou can also access Look Around by navigating around on the map and zooming in.1.
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Instead of zooming in on what's on your screen, the latter will use the camera to create a "magnifying glass" to let you look closer at physical objects.
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Instead of zooming in on what's on your screen, the latter will use the camera to create a "magnifying glass" to let you look closer at physical objects.
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Guests can also book the two-night Zooming in on Cambodia package, which includes accommodations, the tour and a three-day pass to the Angkor Wat temple complex.
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The video it outputs will still be limited to 1080p, mind you, but the expanded resolution will help with zooming in on particular areas without a loss in fidelity.
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" He added, "Digitally it's gonna look a tiny bit different after processing and zooming in, but I did not in any way deliberately 'speed up' or 'distort' the video.
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For example, say there are three people in a video — with Zoom-In Mic you can amplify one person's voice and reduce the others by zooming in on them.
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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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If you use something more capable, like a camcorder, you have to do all the work — zooming in and out, panning, tilting — and that leaves no margin for error.
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Plus, zooming in on her personal story would allow a broader conversation about the complexity of female characters in entertainment (something Kidman's peers, like Jessica Chastain, crave to see).
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Switching between the standard and wide-angle camera requires a simple on-screen button tap, but it also happens automatically when you're zooming in or out on a scene.
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Zooming in and out on a Chromebook is easy — you just have to know which of the many methods you can use will work best for your unique situation.
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Rather than cutting off the edges or zooming in, Instagram will fill the edges with a custom frosted glass-style color gradient based on the colors of your image.
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She posted a video of the couple getting manicures and pedicures, zooming in on McCartney during his hand massage as he playfully stuck out his tongue at his fiancé.
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To represent James Stewart's fear of heights in "Vertigo," Alfred Hitchcock introduced the "dolly zoom," in which the cinematographer moves the camera backward while zooming in, or vice versa.
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That means you can still shoot in a variety of modes, such as zooming in up to 10x digitally and capturing images with a wider 123-degree field of view.
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If you live in New York, there's a good chance you can see your house or apartment when zooming in on the interactive version of this photo over on 360cities.
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Zooming in on a photo, for example, causes the software to have to reassemble the image on the fly, leading to load times between each click of the magnifying glass.
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And since you probably aren't printing out poster-sized images, or zooming in on some detail way in the background of your photo, the extra megapixels will likely be wasted.
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She also documented her time at the show on her Instagram Story, where she smiled for the camera before zooming in on the Golden Globes signs hanging near the shrubbery.
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In one video, the person filming slowly scans a group of people standing behind a police line, at one point zooming in on a young man sitting in a tree.
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Its single purpose is to make a certain kind of video, and it's easier to do this kind of crazy zooming in the app instead of in iOS's own camera.
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Even just, I think yesterday, I got another chance to look at it and I was zooming in on the World Trade Center, which is where I'm in right now.
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By zooming in on patients on either side of that boundary, it is possible to compare patients who are very similar in terms of underlying health but receive different treatments.
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Following his lead, the cinematographer David Grennan uses calm close-ups to isolate the two men, zooming in tight even in crowd scenes to elevate the individual over the mob.
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A small blue dot represents the mouse pointer, which you can move with the left joystick, while the right joystick is used for zooming in and out of the full page.
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Horsthuis doesn't draw his art—he starts with the formulas and explores the universe created by the Mandelbulb fractal, zooming in, out, and around to find parts he thinks are interesting.
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It's impossible to image an individual electron simply by zooming in on it with a microscope or camera, so the study's authors instead used a special material called a quantum dot.
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It's a situation where the reader benefits from interacting with the page, whether that means zooming in and out of the data or selecting options to see different views of it.
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The feature appears to look similar to the more sophisticated versions found on the Nest Home Max (and Facebook's Portal before it), zooming in and out to get people in frame.
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Instead of zooming in, toward specific cells or chemical functions, he zooms out, first to the organisms in which this biology takes place, and then to the spaces that house them.
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The setting was introduced to reduce the motion sickness some users (like me) have when looking at the 3D parallax wallpaper effect on the home screen and the zooming in on folders.
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In the IG from Netflix, they especially singled out "Mileven" fans, zooming in tighter and tighter on Eleven and Mike (Finn Wolfhard), who are holding hands at the center of the illustration.
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Jenner posted a picture of her now-typical morning meal on her Instagram story, zooming in on a sliced avocado, lightly-peppered scrambled eggs and a few thick slices of turkey bacon.
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"Paul then walks up to the body, providing closeups of the man's hands and zooming in on the pockets of the victim to point out he still has his wallet," Alexander writes.
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So instead of digitally zooming in on the 163mm image to make it look like it was shot at 40mm, it's replicating that focal length by stitching images together on the fly.
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Mashable reported that a super sleuth on Reddit named FacelessGreensear did their own zooming in on the eye and believes there lies a vision of The Wall hiding in that baby blue.
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On video, by zooming in on the ball and watching it in slow motion, it's possible to conclude that just the presence of Johnson's putter near the ball caused it to move.
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Zooming in extremely close on the canvas (an effect highlighted by the tight crop on the logo) gives readers a sense of the level of detail observed by an expert like Six.
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But she comes alive onscreen, as Leitch methodically unfurls her powers with a steady hand, zooming in on each little flick of movement and then peeling back for a jaw-dropping reveal.
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We did this by zooming in on his face to show his eyes … In an instant, his eyes hardened and his look of longing has been replaced by a look of determination.
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"I wanted to expand that to not just have a static image of a human being, but basically an animated series of images," he says, zooming in on the face, then the eyes.
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If you zoom in close, you will see artifacts from HTC's noise-reduction algorithms, but zooming in close on my own selfies is nightmare fuel for me, no matter the device in question.
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The rear camera is a dual 29-megapixel system, with a wide-angle lens with switchable apertures and a telephoto lens for zooming in closer on your subject or creating portrait blur effects.
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A popular Vine that showcases her excellent trolling skills involved her recording a wild party at "Bible Study," where she sings "Kumbaya," all while zooming in on someone doing a line of cocaine.
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The few tracks we've heard so far feel like an attempt to capture minutiae in vivid color, zooming in as far as possible on a moment in order to tell a longer story.
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"More often than not I'm going to be pausing and then zooming in and then playing again, then zooming and pausing and you just get tired of it after a while," he said.
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"The camera then pans to the cruise ship, zooming in on the upper left part of the ship where a crew member can be seen waving a giant foam hand that reads "Bye!
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The iPhone 11 Pro has a telephoto lens for better zooming in addition to its wide-angle and ultrawide-angle lens; both of the latter are also found on the iPhone 11 Pro.
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Mojo Vision hopes to first create a smart contact lens that can assist people with low vision by displaying enhanced overlays of the world, sharpening details or zooming in to help them see.
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Digitally zooming in this much will rarely give you an image worth sharing, especially without a tripod—it's hard to avoid a blurry photo; hand movements and vibrations make it so much worse.
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One eagle-eyed fan sent Chrissy a video of that moment on Twitter, pausing the video and zooming in to point out that one of her nipples was slightly exposed through her fishnet shirt.
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To further examine the tiny contents of the amber specimens, a team of researchers based out of Spain and the US used a couple of methods of zooming in to see what was inside.
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Tweaking all of the TV's many features, including common ones like picture tones and uncommon ones like zooming in on a part of the picture or using a built-in web browser, takes hours.
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Zooming in a little more, it says it handles sales tax for software businesses that are selling internationally, supports a range of payment methods (including PayPal), and offers fraud prevention and checkout recovery services.
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She had fallen asleep on the commuter line to Depok, West Java, when some asshole decided to record her for two whole minutes, zooming in on different parts of her body as she slept.
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Meaning, instead of using software to essentially crop a photo to replicate zooming in on a subject, the Zoom zooms in — just as your dad's point and shoot does — using a series of lenses.
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By default it moves a bit too much for my liking, slowly zooming in and out in a way that can may you low-level seasick — though you can adjust the sensitivity in settings.
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The most impressive of these is a massive digital touch screen that allows visitors to get interactive, literally zooming in on some of the finer details, both visual and textual, of Mexican modernist art.
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Facebook actually worked with a professional cinematographer there, to ensure smother transitions, panning the camera to track and zooming in an out (up to 10x) to fit as many people in frame as possible.
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The misconduct was discovered last week after a court official saw that one of the local court's normally stationary cameras located above the jury box was tilting and zooming in on the counsel tables.
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Looking at the left as a whole—as opposed to zooming in to focus on the inevitable internecine and interpersonal squabbles—the situation today remains far more promising than it was a decade ago.
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The image stabilization is optimized for full-frame images, so when you start zooming in, you don't even get the full benefit of the IS. In other words: You'd better have rock-solid hands.
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Every day for a month, Snooks filmed herself as she candidly discussed the experience and gave those tuning in an honest look at the progress by zooming in for an up-close-and-personal view.
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Even in this limited preview viewer, opening it up full screen and zooming in, you can see that every feature—including super-fine submillimeter details—appear to exactly match the model that the artists released.
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You don't need to be an Oscar-winning movie director to understand the basics of FOV and how a narrower setting can give you a more focussed look at the action, almost like zooming in.
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The Poco F1 is designed to offer high-end specs at just a snip of the cost, zooming in on a market segment that fellow Chinese outfit OnePlus has seen much success within in India.
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The seemingly simple act of zooming in on an object, despite what the screen on the phone displays at the time, almost guarantees the end result will be a pixelated, garbled mess of a photo.
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You can continue zooming in up to 50x, at which point the picture quality will degrade horribly, but you'll still be amazed by the fact that you're seeing things you'd normally need binoculars to see.
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Over the years, Ms. Millard has made a stylish niche for herself, zooming in on a brief, pivotal chapter in the life of a historical figure and turning it into a legitimate feature-length production.
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They start by zooming in on ball-handling, finishing, floaters, runners, one-legged jumpers, off-balance jumpers, side pick-and-rolls, middle pick-and-rolls, pick-and-roll passing, and so on and so forth.
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To change between zooming in and out, you can use the tool options at the top of the screen, or zoom out by pressing and holding the Alt or Option key while using the tool.
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Mr. Mendeluk has Ukrainian roots, but he also has an unfortunate taste for clunky symbolism, zooming in his camera on ominously crushed eyeglasses and a blood-flecked loaf of bread like a spaniel scenting pheasant.
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You know you've got a serious, serious Game of Thrones problem when you find yourself obsessively zooming in on a still image frame in an attempt to decipher the tiny reflections in a White Walker's eye.
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With a pixel density of 192 ppi, the screen is crystal-clear, and there’s still something staggering about zooming in on text and seeing it blow up to massive scale while staying razor-sharp.
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Fans were specifically focused on the meaning of the final shot that show Cersei breathing out a cloud of cold air before zooming in on the eye of the most important White Walker, the Night King.
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But real optical zoom comes at the cost of speed; zooming in and out with the volume buttons is always going to be slower than pinching part of your screen and cropping in with digital zoom.
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Zooming in, Mr. Emmert shows the night lights of Beijing and the eerie darkness of power-starved North Korea, versus the shining cities of South Korea, and a zip across major cities of the United States.
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"The Making Room," a part-live and part-virtual project organized by the choreographer Bebe Miller, seeks to shed light on the process, zooming in on two artists who have spent decades immersed in its mysteries.
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We're zooming in on that part of the conversation for readers; if you missed our discussion and would like to check out other parts of it, you can find it below or read the transcript here.
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But then I watched this movie, which spends large amounts of time zooming in on Edward Norton looking at his pre-FitBit to make sure his heart rate doesn't spike (because otherwise the Hulk comes out).
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Individuals on Twitter quickly pointed out that zooming in on those limited pinpricks reveals known U.S. military bases, as well as other unknown but potentially sensitive sites, likely due to American military personnel using such fitness trackers.
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Tunde Kis, vice chairman of the government's investment promotion agency HIPA, has said the "most critical" part of talks with prospective foreign investors is zooming in on areas in Hungary that can provide them with enough workers.
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Other large pieces are more abstract, like Mia Taylor's "⌘+⌘+⌘+⌘+" (2016), which has shiny silver balloons hovering over collaged shapes that are based on the process of zooming in on images until they break down into basic geometry.
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Lydia Ourahmane's sound installation "Second Soufflé" (Second Breath, 22002) doubles down on this: it was recorded in-situ at the boxing school by zooming in on the breath of the young boxers during their warm-up routine.
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Here are some headlines from students north of Boston: "Blue Cities, Red Country" (Kathryn from Beverly), "The Importance of Zooming in on the Bigger Picture" (Abigail from Manchester), and "A Country Divided by Density" (Isabel of Nahant).
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This meme consists of adding the theme music from "Curb Your Enthusiasm" to an unrelated video clip, often zooming in on someone who is visibly trapped in an awkward situation and thereby making light of the person.
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A scarf zips through the air, zooming in and out of various containers; a paintbrush reappears in a performer's hand as soon as he puts it away; a closed umbrella stubbornly attaches itself to its owner's finger.
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Nilay Patel: My dream is that you two just talk to each other Isaac Reynolds: I was going to say, you talk about people zooming in when they are taking Instagram videos, and they're zooming really fast.
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The Post reported that by zooming in on war zones and deserts in countries like Iraq and Syria, locations and outlines of known U.S. military bases could be seen — along with other unknown and potentially sensitive sites.
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The picture blew up, racking in tens of thousands of likes, comments, and shares from users who couldn't handle how "sweet" and "adorable" it was, often zooming in on the "tiny faces" peeking over the wood panel.
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With a joystick and lever, players must pilot the drone and explore the structure using the viewpoint provided on the screen, zooming in through windows to secure photos for the cover of a parody of celebrity magazines.
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" She returned the favor a month later, celebrating Tatum's 39th birthday by singing to him on her Instagram Story and cheekily zooming in on illustrations of women with speech bubbles saying "I want you" and "I miss you.
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It's Cornellà's splicing of detestable horror and his wink to online-comic tropes (such as zooming in on a character's face in each panel), as well as the medium of paint, that make his work so bizarrely compelling.
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But what these titles lack in size or legacy, they make up for in originality and ambition, often zooming in on stories that have been overlooked or misrepresented in traditional magazines, and publishing them on their own terms.
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She also took the time to follow a few obituaries through as they were being written, zooming in on furrowed brows as deadlines neared and, a touch sadistically, recording the moans and groans of reporters wrestling with leads.
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"So we did go to Dylan's Candy [Bar], I did think that it was our pixie sticks — but after all that, this table in the background is a marble table, you guys," she continued, zooming in on the countertop.
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The Knocked Up actor then followed his exclamatory tweet with another screenshot, this time zooming in on art for Schneider's comedy Real Rob, which centers on his real life while living in Hollywood with his TV producer wife Patricia.
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The preceding sections could be studies in choreographic components of "First Fall" — the lifts and falls and other exchanges of weight; the ethereal entangling of limbs — as if Mr. Brooks were teasing out, or zooming in on, existing material.
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On the giant touch screens, the likes of CNN's John King and MSNBC's Steve Kornacki are able to zoom in, by state, by county, by precinct — by 2020, you can assume someone will be zooming in on your kitchen.
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It does so by zooming in on the minutiae of her first love, elevating it beyond one of many moments in our lives that can seem to flash by so quickly that they never lodge themselves in our minds.
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She then went on to convince us that the cut is the real deal — and not a wig — by zooming in on her baby hairs, which are still a bright shade of caramel from her quick stint as a platinum blonde.
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"The first film was this incredible explosion of adventure and excitement that sets up these characters and then just out of necessity it's very natural that in the second film that we start zooming in on the characters," Johnson said.
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Ruser points out that anyone viewing the map can pick out Coalition bases in Syria, and installations in Afghanistan, and zooming in on these locations reveal heavily trafficked areas, as well as US installations that might not have been disclosed.
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" As he speaks, the camera cross fades to different angles, zooming in, then out, before fading to a shot of Mr. Rubio hugging his two young boys, as he says, "The purpose of our life is to cooperate with God's plan.
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It's worth zooming in here on the Creative Dial on the front of the camera, which allows you to quickly switch between customizable shooting mode presets for arty features like monochrome shooting settings, color profiles, and yes, gauzy Instagram-like filters.
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If its promises hold up, that would be pretty impressive: pros who wanted to would be able to shoot with select cameras, like the A7S II, from up in the air, even zooming in and out as they want to.
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Mr. Kelly, throughout the video, stops what he's doing, stops his acts of sexual assault and he proceeds to move the video camera and adjust the camera angle — zooming in, changing the direction of the shot and things of that nature.
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Once in position 22,300 miles (35,888 km) above the equator, GOES-R is designed to take a complete picture of the hemisphere every five minutes while simultaneously zooming in on specific regions to monitor fires, volcanic eruptions, heavy rainfall and storms.
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Hadley Hooper's illustrations — in a breezy, twee territory not far from William Bee and Ed Fotheringham — move us all around the park, zooming in on blades of grass or rising to an aerial view as Lizzie gets bolder and bolder.
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How to increase the font size on a Mac by zooming in on your screenIf you don't like how this method impacts your Mac's display, there is another one you may wish to use while viewing web browsers and certain programs.
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Much of "Belladonna" unfurls like a scroll, with Mr. Yamamoto using forms of conventional cel animation and the "limited animation" associated with his television series like "Astro Boy" and "Kimba the White Lion," panning across or zooming in on static drawings.
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The Diamantises' son, Nick, 41, said customers had told him that the scene is taught in film classes to show how the camera creates an unreal, shifting sensation by backing away from the table while simultaneously zooming in on the actors.
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Whereas Love Remains and 2012's masterclass in R&B deconstructionism, Total Loss, were concerned with stripping down the genre's constituent parts then zooming in on their elemental power, Care is his most pop-friendly and sanguine effort to date.
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Fast Times at Citywide Academy for the Performing Arts In her new novel, "Trust Exercise," Susan Choi trains her lens on a group of high school drama students, zooming in first on their teenage years, then focusing on them years later.
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The first few times he saw a Predator drone unleash its lethal payload — the camera zooming in, the laser locking on, a plume of smoke rising above the scorched terrain where the missile struck — he found it surreal, he told me.
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Whether pushing the camera close to the drag artists or zooming in from afar to survey them intimately, Simon captures the lavish life of theatrical imagination that inspires them and makes gender itself seem like an aspect of urgent performance.
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Zooming in: Redding, California, a town of 95,000 about 150 miles north of Sacramento, is dealing with vacancies "in virtually every department," mostly due to retirements and trouble recruiting younger professionals away from larger metros, said City Manager Barry Tippin.
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Here are three ways to deal with zooming in your web browser: "Control" (or "Command" on Mac) plus "0" resets it to default "Control" (or "Command" on Mac) plus "+" zooms in "Control" (or "Command" on Mac) plus "-" zooms out Source: Reddit.
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It's quite a feat: Not only does the film document refugee stories in 23 different countries over the course of a year, it leverages sweeping, gorgeous drone footage that reduces humans to minuscule data points before zooming in on heart-wrenching personal dramas.
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LONDON/CHICAGO (Reuters) - Scientific investigation into the world's second man cleared of the AIDS virus is zooming in on a gene and a treatment side-effect, as newly-enthused researchers strive to find a cure for the disease that has killed millions.
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Zooming in: Millions of dollars of cuts for New York City's 3 library branches —Brooklyn Public Library, Queens Public Library and New York Public Library — had been imminent under Mayor Bill de Blasio, which would have required some libraries to close on weekends.
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By adjusting audio levels based on where the camera is pointing and how much you're zooming in, the new camera feature would presumably make it easier to highlight sounds from a particular subject, while also reducing distracting sounds coming from the surrounding environment.
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Snap a bunch of photos and choose the spots you want to make sure look their best (like your eyes and smile) and the app helps you go through each photo -- zooming in on your highlighted areas -- so you can pick the best shot.
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And just to make sure I wasn't fooling myself that the iPhone X's (or the Note 83's) telephoto camera is that much better than just zooming in on, say, a Pixel 2 XL photo, we recently tested this on the Circuit Breaker Live show.
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It always amuses me how creative Snapchatters are with framing, whether it's by emphasizing something by zooming in on it until it can't zoom any further, or teasing something by starting on one thing and pointing to another, or experimenting with different kinds of angles.
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Zooming in on a cluster gives me a head rush It's an abstract reinvention of Wikipedia's knowledge banks, but it's surprisingly useful to couch the site's billions of articles in a more visual form, showing the links between art, science, history, and other major topics.
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Most mobile devices can easily open PDF files (or with the aid of free software), but since users cannot alter the font size, they may need to do a lot of zooming in and out on small screens to comfortably read the e-book.
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If you don't care about zooming in close enough to see every single pore on the surface of your face, you can probably opt for a simpler design, while people who love elaborate makeup looks might want a model with a few additional features.
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First, there's Live Focus Video which lets you use portrait-mode effects when recording video, while the Note 103's Zoom-in Mic feature lets you isolate and enhance sounds of a particular subject just by pointing the camera at it and zooming in.
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In this Van Gogh Museum exhibition, videos of all five "Sunflowers" paintings are presented on adjacent screens, showing the works in their museum settings, and zooming in on details that are both similar and different, so viewers can see how van Gogh's "repetitions" vary.
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Random Data: I love the furtive, skulking way in which the director Sam Esmail and the cinematographer Tod Campbell move their camera: zooming in and out, slowly tracking and swooping around, as if it were a groping tentacle searching for something to latch on to.
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Infrared outlines constantly form and reform around the images strewn about the floor, as if a military analyst were zooming in for a closer look; straight white lines of light suggest cross hairs or coordinates and sometimes seem to appear behind people as they walk.
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My first goal in Google Earth VR was to visit my hometown of Chicago, and once I figured out the controls, I basically just pointed at the Great Lakes on the globe and kept zooming in until I could see Willis Tower in all of its glory.
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Other camera features that leaked include a new zoom option called "super res zoom" that could use AI to fill in detail when zooming in close to a subject using the Pixel 3, although we don't have a lot of concrete information on that yet, 9to5Google notes.
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Within those scenes, players can tap or click around to discover new actions or areas of interest, sometimes zooming in and out and shifting into different areas entirely, searching for what to do next to advance the unnamed protagonist's quest to collect five different-colored orbs.
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The sights and smells of the new city hit me square-on after stepping out onto the uneven stone pavement: the peddlers selling gelato and icy granitas, shops full of fresh pasta, motorbikes zooming in and out between lanes of cars, and walls covered in multicolored graffiti.
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I would never ever really feel like taking a picture with it, or... You definitely need a tripod, but nothing looks good at a hundred times zoom, because in the end it's still just digital zooming in on something, and that's never going to look good.
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Zooming in: A majority of students at GSU, a public university of about 54,000 based in downtown Atlanta, are from groups that have higher than average drop-out rates: 23% are nonwhite, 2000% are first-generation college students and nearly 2900% receive support from Pell Grants.
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When Sonnen told the crowd that he choked out Tito Ortiz in under a minute—despite, in fact, losing to Ortiz in just over two minutes—the camera zooming in on Ortiz's unintentionally hilarious face was a nice reminder of why it pays to watch right until the end.
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The 10x zoom is supposed to be lossless, and it can on occasion produce amazing photos, but I've often gotten better results by taking a 5x photo and then zooming in digitally (which may be due to the fact that it's harder to steady your hand at 10x).
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For example, instead of zooming in by 100 percent each time you press the Windows and + keys to turn on the Magnifier and then increase the zoom level of the screen, you can zoom in more gradually in 25-percent increments as you repeatedly press the keyboard shortcut.
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But her latest cover for Allure magazine's "Best of Beauty" October issue manages to get up and close with the preeminent reality star in a way you've never seen before, literally zooming in for a super tight shot of her famous face and cropping out all of her other famous assets.
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They also note that more work now needs to be done by means of replicating the study in another sample of women as well as zooming in on this region of chromosome 4 to further investigate the genetic changes and how they could be influencing the onset of hot flashes.
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As well as being visually pretty, Wikiverse also shows just how much information Wikipedia holds — even when loading just 5 percent of the site's contents, zooming in on a cluster gives me the same head rush I get when I think about just how many stars are in our real galaxy.
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That 6003GHz processor (which is slower than the one the Kindle Oasis uses) and just 512Mb of RAM also results in boot-up times of about 15 seconds, the occasional sluggishness when loading larger files, and some unfortunately long waits when zooming in and out of a page full of notes and illustrations.
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In a world where our televisions and newsfeeds are flooded with stories about terrorism, racism, sexual assault, and political shadiness, I find comfort in spending my lunch break zooming in on Jelena paparazzi shots or engaging in intense group chat discussions with my best friends about whether this couple is meant to be.
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"Sally Jones, 64, a media consultant sitting in the same row as the royal visitor, said that a man had tapped her on the shoulder and asked her not to use her phone to photograph the duchess, even though Ms. Jones said she had been zooming in on Serena Williams," The Times reported.
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By zooming in on the map and clicking a city, you can even see which specific carrier has 5G coverage in a particular location, and if that 5G is widely available commercial network, or something more limited like what AT&T is currently doing right now in cities such as Austin, San Diego, and others.
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Using their software, you can then use the 360 footage to create a lot of compelling effects during edits, including panning and transitioning between views, zooming in and out and basically pulling off final edits that you wouldn't even be able to get with a few different cameras and shooters all going at once.
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The family papers that Stein has mined here, with great effort and a keen eye, illustrate history by zooming in as tightly as possible and showing, as she writes, "how this family loved and quarreled, struggled and succeeded, clung to one another and watched the ties that once bound them slip from their grasp."
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They matched heavy guitar riffs and rough, raspy choruses with political critique: in Britain, the Sex Pistols lashed out at the monarchy's "fascist regime", Elvis Costello condemned the Falklands war and the Clash offered an apocalyptic vision of London where the "ice age is coming, the sun is zooming in / Meltdown expected, the wheat is growin' thin".
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Details: The news was first reported by ABC News on Monday evening, which noted that specific details of the request remain unclear, and that the investigation — which comes as many observers have speculated that special counsel Robert Mueller is nearing to his Russia probe — is zooming in on Trump's political fundraising both before and after his 2016 presidential election.
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The cosmetics CEO, 19, filmed her outfit in her typical fashion, posting a series of snaps in which she stands before a mirror, slowly panning over portions of her body while rap music plays in the background, quickly zooming in and out on her own pout, and catching her friend Jordyn Woods in the midst of perusing Doritos flavors.
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Read more travel stories: The internet can't stop zooming in on this panoramic photo captured by a 24.9 billion pixel camera in China Someone took a NYC bus for an 8-hour joyride then returned it These mysterious tree arrangements in Japan kind of look like crop circles, and they're the result of a nearly 50-year-old experiment
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More From PCmag Fallout 76 Won't Be on Steam The High Cost of Parking Samsung Starts Mass Producing Cheaper 4TB SSDs Logitech Powered Is a Wireless iPhone Charging Stand "Zooming in on one of the larger bases clearly reveals its internal layout, as mapped out by the tracked jogging routes of numerous soldiers," The Guardian reported at the time.
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Check out the screenshot below to see what it looks like: Of course, other things like zooming in and using a tripod will help, but you're better off just taking a quick photo with the exposure turned down, then putting on the glasses and experiencing it with your own eyes — and leave the photography to the professionals.
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The images are splashed across his campaign website: him flashing a thumbs-up, draped in his Army gear; reading the names engraved on the National September 11 Memorial; a clip of him running down a suburban street in the Florida sun, the camera zooming in on his prosthetic legs and panning up slowly past his camouflage shorts.
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"Thought I'd end up with Bella / Yet it wasn't a match / Wrote some songs about Hunter / Now I listen and laugh / Even actually got married / And for Jake I'm so thankful / Except when he goes out to lunch with his ex / And I find out on Twitter," Mongeau sang, zooming in on her face and laughing.
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And while zooming in on grainy footage, enhancing the image, and seeing the culprit reflected in the victim's iris is still the stuff of fantasy, some new research from Google Brain may have done the next best thing, using a pair of neural networks to process a 8 pixel x 8 pixel image and generate an approximation of the original.
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A new time-lapse video from the Geostationary Lightning Mapper (GLM) onboard the GOES-17 weather satellite, which launched to space on March 1, 2018, shows flashes of lightning above North and South America, zooming in on a line of storms moving east across the Central U.S. Note: The mapper does more than just take pretty pictures of what's happening back on Earth.
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With a movie camera, they revisited several places shown in the images — Memphis, Chicago and the Arkansas Delta — and reimagined them, recreating some of the pictures' contours with the help of locals and acquaintances, but zooming in on details barely noticeable in the original images, or using the camera to create new perspectives that float somewhere between fiction and documentation.
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His statement discusses in detail the much criticized overhaul of the UK's benefits system, in which the government has sought to combine multiple benefits into a single so-called Universal Credit, zooming in on the "highly controversial" use of "digital-by-default" service provision here — and wondering why "some of the most vulnerable and those with poor digital literacy had to go first in what amounts to a nationwide digital experiment".
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Read more: Meghan Markle made a surprise appearance at Wimbledon — but she chose to go 2 days after Kate Middleton"Sally Jones, 64, a media consultant sitting in the same row as the royal visitor, said that a man had tapped her on the shoulder and asked her not to use her phone to photograph the duchess, even though Ms Jones said she had been zooming in on Serena Williams," The Times reports.
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Here are the only important differences: The iPhone 22's 26.1-inch screen is made with an LCD panel instead of an OLED and it has a larger bezel (the back border around the screen), the 211-inch screen is smaller than the Max's 6.8-inch screen but larger than the 11 Pro's 5.8-inch screen, and the iPhone 11 Pro has an extra telephoto camera lens for zooming in on objects.
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A dad video is something that has happened every day since you showed your dad how to make videos on his phone, and now he has this shame-free compulsion to constantly record the mundane: Your dad, halting abruptly in the middle of foot traffic to do a panorama of the high street; your dad, an unflattering angle walk-and-talk selfie video of him striding breathlessly through a grocery store parking lot, talking about Brexit, which he is convinced is going to go viral on all his straight talking Facebook groups, eventually only gets 16 views; your dad, shakily zooming in on a distant table at a Sunday morning car boot.
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Change in restaurant workers' pay in each county since 2012 +20123% +35% +25% +15% 0 –6% Change in restaurant workers' pay in each county since 2012 +46% +35% NEW YORK Chautaqua +30% +20153% Delaware +30% Steuben +30% Erie +14% Tioga +11% Wayne +11% +15% PENNSYLVANIA 0 MORE POPULATED PLACES –6% 30 MILES Change in restaurant workers' pay in each county since 20163 +46% +35% +25% +15% 0 –6% Note: Data are the change to 2018 from 2012 in average annual pay in private restaurants and other eating places of all sizes Source: Bureau of Labor Statistics By Karl Russell The Times looked at the data several ways: zooming in on the restaurant industry, leaving out the contentious counties, and comparing counties like Chemung, Broome and Delaware only with their immediate neighbors.
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