low-light , także: lowlight

I took some low-light photos of the men out there.

It's especially important to do a test before the low-light winter months set in.

Its low-light camera made sharp pictures, but could only go down 500 feet.

And species with larger eyes, which can see better in low-light conditions, should sing earlier, too.

Most surprising with the D3100 was its ability to handle low-light photography.

But it will still be a good place for low-light plants, most of which come from humid places.

The low-light equipment they have will penetrate snow to about four hundred.

An image enhancement system was added to help see the clouds in low-light areas.

Other species are not universally color blind in low-light conditions.

They are amazingly adapted to find prey in low-light levels.

She finds that a tripod is a must for low-light photography.

The man cradled his M-16 with its massive low-light scope.

Can show a low-light scene brighter than it is.

Claims to superiority have also been made regarding low-light sensitivity.

He watched the people on the street through his high-powered low-light binoculars.

And they were probably all low-light devices, designed to pick up moving persons, day or night.

Chavez put on his low-light goggles and started moving off through the forest.

It automatically works to improve output in low-light situations, as well.

Nighttime and low-light shots, on the other hand, were an exercise in frustration.

Light sensitivity makes an enormous difference when shooting in low-light situations.

The cameras would need to be able to switch automatically to low-light recording at night.

"This will also make the video recordings clearer than low-light or infrared."

But low-light devices had their effectiveness cut eighty percent by this sort of weather.

The A-10 is now compatible with night vision goggles for low-light operation.

This is a method used to boost the low-light sensitivity of rods.