camera ottica - WordReference Forums
2013年10月3日 · "Pinhole camera", tra l'altro tornate sul mercato adattate e ammodernate, sono semplicissime fotocamere che sfruttano il principio della camera oscura (o camera ottica) Per …
on/at/in + mode - WordReference Forums
2012年8月30日 · Hello, Can you please tell me What the correct preposition in the following sentence is? "put the cammera on/in/at the night mode and ...." I want to write a short manual …
brand / make - WordReference Forums
2004年8月22日 · I think "make" is the manufacturer, and brand is the name we know it by. So Renault would be the make of a car, but Twingo would be the brand. Canon would be the …
"has only been" and "has been only" - WordReference Forums
2007年2月7日 · I have only 2 dollars. It takes only 5 minutes. The only thing I want is a camera. Here are those phrases with "only" mis-used - I only have two dollars. It only takes 5 minutes. …
take vs make a video - WordReference Forums
2011年8月14日 · Hello It seems to me that the first three options are informal and more likely to be used in the context of everyday life and amateur video taking, whereas "filming" to me has …
Describing your position in a photo | WordReference Forums
2021年4月7日 · Hi friends, help me out here , I'm still kind of confused about how to tell your position in the photo, I know you can say "I'm on the left" or "I'm on the right" but what about if …
Credit to or credits to | WordReference Forums
2023年9月28日 · Something like this seems reasonable to me if you are bound and determined to use credits in a caption for a photo that you post on Instagram: Credits to Lindsey and Carla …
On/at the street corner, on/at the corner of the street
2017年12月27日 · I have a question about the usage of prepositions in the phrases: On/at the street corner on/at the corner of the street Are both prepositions possible in both of these …
I have (got) - I had got - past form of have got | WordReference …
I have (got) - I had got - past form of have got | WordReference Forums
Onstage vs. on stage - WordReference Forums
2007年8月23日 · People may use it and I suppose it may become standard if more people use it than not, but it doesn't make sense to me. I wouldn't say "he walked onboard" to say that …