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Definition of camera shake - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
photographyunintended camera movement causing image blur
- The photo was ruined by camera shake.
- He blamed the blurry video on camera shake.
- Camera shake can be reduced with a tripod.
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Expressions with camera
hidden camera used to film people without their knowledge
The prank show used a candid camera to capture hilarious reactions..
involved in production but not on screen
She works off camera as a director.
kept private or confined to those concerned
The negotiations were conducted in camera to ensure privacy.
make silly faces for a camera
Kids often mug for the camera when taking photos.
signal to begin any prepared activity
With everything ready, she said, "Lights, camera, action!" to start the show.
captures reality without distortion or bias
The camera doesn't lie when it shows the sunset.
photographs show the truth
In journalism, the camera never lies.
pose or act showing strong feelings while being filmed or photographed
She made love to the camera during the photo shoot.
camera that operates without manual intervention
With an automatic camera, you can capture moments without adjusting settings.
organization for sharing and discussing photography
The camera club meets every Thursday to discuss new techniques.
part of a camera that focuses light
She cleaned the camera lens before taking the picture.
mobile phone with a built-in camera
She took a picture with her camera phone.
collection of digital images stored on a device
She scrolled through her camera roll to find the picture..
support for holding a camera steady
The camera tripod helped capture clear images.
camera producing photos immediately after taking them
She loves using her instant camera at parties.
device for recording moving images on film or digitally
He adjusted the movie camera to capture the sunset perfectly..
while being filmed or televised
The politician appeared nervous on camera during the interview..
video camera used to watch and protect places from danger
The security camera recorded everything that happened in the store.
device that records speed of vehicles, often photographing speed violations
The speed camera caught several cars going too fast.
device for recording video footage
She used a video camera to film the concert.
main part of a camera that holds sensor and controls, without lens
The photographer upgraded to a newer camera body but kept his favorite lenses.
group of workers who operate cameras for film, television or video recording
The camera crew arrived early to set up the equipment.
tools and accessories used with cameras for taking photos or videos
He packed all his camera equipment before leaving for the shoot.
camera built or protected to record pictures or video below water surfaces
She used an underwater camera to film the coral reef.
Expressions with shake
get rid of something unwanted
She shook off her fears before the performance.
agree by shaking hands with someone
Let's shake on the deal.
agitate cloth to remove dust or smooth it
She shook out the blanket to remove the dust.
disturb or agitate someone emotionally
The sudden news really shook him up..
move head side to side to show disagreement or disapproval
She shook her head when she heard the news.
move the head side to side to show disagreement or disapproval
I shake my head when I see that kind of behavior.
tremble due to intense fear or anxiety
She began to shake with fear when she heard the noise.
mix ingredients by shaking and then bake them
We will shake and bake the chicken for dinner.
to feel extreme fear or nervousness
She shook at the knees when she saw the spider.
feel extremely scared often so much that your legs tremble
The sudden explosion made him shake in his boots.
feel very scared of someone or something
During the interrogation, the thief was shaking in his shoes.
feel extremely scared so strongly that your legs seem to tremble
I was shaking in the manager's boots during my first big presentation.
get rid of something bothering you
She decided to shake it off and focus on her work.
tremble intensely from fear, cold, or nervousness
He began to shake like a leaf before the speech.
make significant changes to improve something
The new CEO plans to shake things up in the company.
feel extremely nervous or scared
If he finds out, you'll shake in your boots.
extort money from someone using threats
The gang tried to shake him down for protection money.
merit unbiased treatment or evaluation
Everyone deserves a fair shake in the competition.
reasonable, unbiased treatment or opportunity
Everyone deserves a fair shake in the competition.
treat someone honestly and give a real chance
The coach promised to give everyone a fair shake.
search thoroughly for something
The police shook down the entire building.
agree by shaking hands to finalize a deal
They decided to shake on it after the negotiation.
move finger side to side to show warning or disapproval
The teacher shook her finger at the noisy students.
recover from a setback or failure
She had to shake the dust off after the failed project and try again.
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- French:bougé de l'appareil photo, ...
- German:Kamerawackeln, ...
- Italian:vibrazione della fotocamera, ...
- Spanish:movimiento de la cámara, ...
- Portuguese:vibração da câmara, ...
- Chinese:相机抖动, ...
- Japanese:手ぶれ, ...
- Arabic:اهْتِزاز الكامِيرا, ...
- Hebrew:רְעַד מַצְלֵמָה, ...
- Russian:дрожание камеры, ...
- Ukrainian:тремтіння камери, ...
- Hindi:कैमरा कंपन, ...
- Bengali:ক্যামেরার কম্পন, ...
- Catalan:moviment de la càmera, ...
- Czech:rozhýbání fotoaparátu, ...
- Danish:kamerarystelser, ...
- Dutch:cameratrilling, ...
- Greek:κούνημα της μηχανής, ...
- Hungarian:bemozdulás, ...
- Khmer:ការញ័រកាមេរ៉ា, ...
- Korean:카메라 흔들림, ...
- Persian:لرزش دوربین, ...
- Polish:drgania aparatu, ...
- Portuguese (BR):tremor da câmera, ...
- Romanian:tremuratul camerei, ...
- Swedish:kameraskakning, ...
- Thai:การสั่นของกล้อง, ...
- Turkish:kamera sarsıntısı, ...
- Vietnamese:rung máy, ...
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