Ví dụ về việc sử dụng I was shooting trong Tiếng anh và bản dịch của chúng sang Tiếng việt
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I was shooting the VC.
Did you get surprised because I was shooting?
I was shooting the earth for the movie.
For the last three years, I was shooting the earth for the movie.
I was shooting from early morning till late night.
We were firing in the riding hall and I was shooting.
I was shooting from a safari car with a large open top.
AF was perfectly precise, even when I was shooting from an aircraft.
When I was shooting film, I was well aware of the cost of each roll.
The way I was shooting, it looks a little… Yeah, it's off by a centimeter or two.
I was shooting at like 37 to 40 on the angle, and that's not good,” Livers said.
This one time though, a player I was shooting at just disappeared into thin air.
I was shooting off all that was left of my brother's fireworks.
A: I was not strobing because I was shooting video, but I did have some underwater LED lights.
I was shooting 16-mm. film and at the same time taking still photographs of the same subjects.
Last week, I had the honour of meeting the CBF[BrazilianFootball Confederation] president in the studio I was shooting my documentary in.
I was shooting a wedding, and my equipment failed at a critical moment.
After popping off the rear cap of the lens, I gave a quick once over of the mount, nicely made from what I can tell and mated up easily andsolidly with the Canon 5D Mark IV that I was shooting.
It's like Peeta said, I was shooting and they were ignoring me and I just….
When I was shooting inside, I would light through the window, as van Gogh would do.".
The one mistake I made when I first got my camera andstarted taking pictures was thinking that the object I was shooting needed to be in direct sunlight in order to get a good photo.
Even when I was shooting the movie, I knew what was most important.
At first glance it may not seem impressive to discuss tracking a bunny hopping through the snow,but consider that I was shooting handheld, wide open at f/2.8, white subject on white background, and that an arctic hare is smaller than a football and runs at nearly 40 mph.
And then when I was shooting the baptism scene near Viterbo I threw over all my technical preconceptions.
At first glance, it may not seem impressive to discuss tracking a rabbit hopping through the snow,but imagine that I was shooting handheld, wide open at f/2.8, with the white subject on a white background, and that an arctic hare is smaller than a football and runs at nearly 40 mph.
Unfortunately, that also meant I was shooting with live view, which meant the focusing system was slower to acquire focus, especially on moving subjects.