US /ˈkloʊs/
・UK /ˈkləʊs ʌp/
And in order to clearly see things close up, the muscles have to work to smush the lens to bring those images forward to the sweet spot on the retina.
and in order to clearly see things close up, the muscles have to work to smoosh the lens to bring those images forward to the sweet spot on the retina.
[close-up] of the face of it
Now, we need to—let's have a close-up of the face of the—you've never seen a happier creature on planet Earth.
I got into doing close-up magic in 2011 after watching a chap called Michael Vincent on Penn and Teller Fool Us,
But then when I go to university and reinvented myself as not a massive nerd, I decided to continue with my close-up magic.
Kon also had a habit of just starting scenes in close-up and you'd have to figure out where you were as the scene went on.
Kon also had a habit of starting scenes in close-up and you'd figure out
For this one close-up, you'll see green tape on the camera.
Yeah, you got me singing like, "Ooh, I love it when you do it like that." And when you're close up, give me the shivers.
And we'll say, "Ooh, I love it when you do it like that." And when you're close up, give me the shivers.
So that (for) each take, we could see what height I am, so, this way, we can set drones and cameras in places where I can go right into close-up.
So this way we can set drones and cameras in places where I can go right into close-up.
I salute the audio close up on his torso.
Give me a close-up on his torso.
They close up when they sleep.
They close up when they sleep.
Which the shot they showed looks amazing, and that right there kind of makes me want to go pro because I do a lot of close-up shots on my products, and with the current offerings you can't do it without adding a secondary lens onto your phone.
And that right there kind of makes me want to go pro because I do a lot of close-up shots on my products.