camera position
AmE: /ˈkæm(ə)ɹə pəˈzɪʃ(ə)n/
Definition

Definition of camera position - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

photographyTECH.chosen place and angle from which a camera records a sceneTECH.
  • The director adjusted the camera position to capture the actor’s reaction more clearly.
  • Changing the camera position eliminated the glare from the window.
  • We experimented with a high camera position to create a sense of surveillance.
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Expressions with camera

candid cameran.
hidden camera used to film people without their knowledge
The prank show used a candid camera to capture hilarious reactions.
off cameraadv.
involved in production but not on screen
She works off camera as a director.
in cameraadv.
kept private or confined to those concerned
The negotiations were conducted in camera to ensure privacy.
mug for the camerav.
make silly faces for a camera
Kids often mug for the camera when taking photos.
lights, camera, actionexp.
signal to begin any prepared activity
With everything ready, she said, "Lights, camera, action!" to start the show.
the camera doesn't lieexp.
captures reality without distortion or bias
The camera doesn't lie when it shows the sunset.

Expressions with position

pole positionn.
advantageous starting point in any competition or activity
Her extensive experience gave her the pole position in the job race.
shotgun positionn.
front passenger seat in a vehicle
He called shotgun position for the road trip.
fallback positionn.
backup plan if the first fails
We need a fallback position in case this doesn't work.
false positionn.
situation where someone appears to be something they are not
His wealth put him in a false position among genuine entrepreneurs.
in a positionadj.
having the necessary ability or authority
She is in a position to make important decisions.
in no position toadj.
not having the ability or authority to do something
He is in no position to make demands.
cement one's positionv.
make one's status or role stronger
She worked hard to cement her position as team leader.
in pole positionadv.
in the leading or best position
She is in pole position to win the race.
put oneself in someone's positionv.
imagine being in another person's situation
Try to put yourself in the manager's position.
have a position at the tablev.
be included in important discussions
Minority groups must have a position at the table.

Terms related to camera position

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cameramancameraworkcompositiondepositionoppositionpositionalpositioningpositivepositivelyrepositionabusecoerce

Terms with camera position included in their meaning

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camera anglen.
photography filmmaking
position or direction from which a camera captures a scene

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  1. French:position de la caméra, ...
  2. German:Kameraposition, ...
  3. Italian:posizione della macchina da presa, ...
  4. Spanish:posición de cámara, ...
  5. Portuguese:posição da câmara, ...
  6. Chinese:机位, ...
  7. Japanese:カメラ位置, ...
  8. Arabic:وَضْعِيَّة الكَامِيرَا, ...
  9. Hebrew:מִיקוּם מַצְלֵמָה, ...
  10. Russian:положение камеры, ...
  11. Ukrainian:позиція камери, ...
  12. Hindi:कैमरे की स्थिति, ...

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