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Caught is an internationally renowned stroboscopic dance masterpiece that features a solo dancer performing more than 100 leaps in less than six minutes.— BroadwayWorld.com Featured Content
Batman Begins because his hero was a barely glimpsed ninja, coming at villains from all angles in stroboscopic flashes.
The Flicker, which used black and white frames to create a stroboscopic effect, which in turn created a hallucinatory effect.— Baltimore City Paper
Among screen options for language time are the ability to pace text's appearance; the ability to change appearance based on whether it is a first or later reading; and the creation of time lapses, time scans, sequences, replays, freezes, resumption of text, altered speed, interpolation-extension replacements in "real" time (stretch-text), and stroboscopic flashing.— PoetryFoundation.org
At normal setting, the D3X offers a wide range of sensitivity - from ISO 100, suitable for stroboscopic setting in studio shoots, to ISO 1600.— Digital Camera Reviews & Photography Tips
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