Lens pinyin

【jìng tóu】？

Lens?

Interpretation:?

1. A lens mounted on a camera or projector to image on a movie or screen.

2. photos taken.

3. When shooting a movie, the picture is taken from power on to power off.

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1, lock the evil moment with the lens, crusade against the ugly soul with the pen tip, and record the changes in all aspects of society with photos. But you will face all kinds of pressures and dangers yourself. On Journalists' Day, I wish front-line journalists take care of themselves and make new achievements in their work.

2. The photos of entrepreneurs are either brighter than the cherry blossoms in April, or they can't see their faces clearly. There are only a few sparse hairs on your head, and your bright head is in front of the camera.

3. Although my camera and lens are light, and the photos I take are not eclipsed, I feel very satisfied.

4. 125 The scene of the first batch of poor single mothers enthusiastically filling out the echo card. [/zj-25740 1/ Look up the dictionary lens to make sentences]

5. In one scene, the soldier who plays Radagaga specially wraps a yellow belt and covers his face with a net in order to reproduce the unique style of this "thunder godmother".

6. Due to the interruption of the video, in the next shot, the man with a knife has fallen to the ground, the blue guy next to him is holding a knife, and a white man next to him is on the phone.

Since the earthquake, he has been taking photos of the evacuees near the nuclear power plant.

8. There are many factors to grasp the demand of animation lens, which is a comprehensive artistic skill and a direct expression of the director's attempt.

Another photo shows that the guerrilla is covered in mud and staring at the camera with wide eyes. This photo provides other clues.

10, Wenders said: When people think they have seen enough of this, but there is more, and the camera hasn't changed, people will have a reaction that makes me curious.