| If you're into macro photography, keep your lens caps off and your strobes charged. |
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| Any electrical device, such as torches or strobes, must be reliable and robust if it is to be relied on as a marker buoy. |
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| I maintained electrical control and activated the strobes to increase our visibility. |
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| It seemed to mimic the sound pattern his strobes were making, but where was it coming from? |
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| Under the strobes, when your nose is red and the screaming from your liver is drowned out by loud music, the non-drinker is a pariah. |
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| Lifting my camera, I adjusted the position of my strobes and focused on this weird and wonderful creature. |
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| Theatre doesn't get more atmospheric than this show, which uses shadows, strobes and fireworks to terrific effect. |
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| So far his only problem has been explaining his sophisticated camera equipment and strobes, rather than cylinders. |
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| The strobes were still firing and the shark was getting more and more agitated. |
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| The lighting and effects were beyond imagination, and the massive strobes surrounding the drums could have had me in a fit. |
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| I came up with unexposed film once in 19 dives, and that was because my strobes were not firing. |
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| I think most commercial strobes are fixed so you can't hit the seizure-inducing frequencies, anyway. |
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| Within minutes strobes flashed and sand flew as divers raced from one intriguing subject to the next. |
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| I can't get close enough for my camera strobes to make a difference. |
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| Airline procedures often require flight crews to turn on the aircraft's landing lights and strobes after receipt of a take-off clearance. |
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| Warning devices such as sirens, bells, horns, or strobes may not warn people or waken someone sleeping if there is an intervening wall or door. |
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| You do not expect blaring disco music and strobes, leggy beauties and champagne first thing in the morning. |
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| Instead, non-pyrotechnic alternatives such as LED strobes and electronic noisemakers are on the wish list. |
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| Residents reported seeing no lights but the strobes of emergency vehicles and the glimpses of flashlights in nearby apartments. |
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| From behind his decks, the light technician at the back of the room is arranging the strobes and massive spotlights aligned in perspective. |
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| Initially, the high intensity strobes of the approach lighting were observed, prior to and at minimums, followed by the runway edge lighting. |
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| We used the strobes only by attaching them to the top of folding flags. |
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| Field trials have generally confirmed the ineffectiveness of strobes in daylight. |
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| Most existing aircraft strobes have effective intensities of between 100 and 400 candelas. |
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| However, strobes were more visible when the background illumination was less than 30 candelas per square metre, equivalent to a very dark day. |
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| Flash strobes to let the subject's eyes adjust to the flash, then fires again to take the actual image. |
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| As I stepped into the main building that housed Unit C, an earsplitting siren blared suddenly and a dozen strobes flashed. |
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| JuniorRay is a high-quality LED strobe designed to be price competitive with traditional flashtube strobes. |
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| Each time a gambler wins up to a certain amount, the MACs rotate and focus on them, light beams, strobes, and gobos pouring over the winner as all attention in the hall turns to view the light show. |
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| A record of a journey that began, as so many did, in the smoke and strobes of Manchester's Hacienda nightclub and has now taken him to Midwestern stadia and around the globe. |
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| Messages can be sent universally or by zone, using virtual messaging signs, public address systems, strobes, PDAs, phones, and pagers. |
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| Great for creating soft diffused light from flashes or studio strobes. |
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| Although strobes cannot increase the visibility of an aircraft against bright sky, it is likely that high intensity white strobes would increase the conspicuity of aircraft against a dark sky or ground. |
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| It was found that none of the lights were effective against a background of daytime sky, however strobes were helpful when the aircraft was viewed against the ground. |
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| The visibility of a light largely depends on the luminance of the background and typical daylight illumination is generally sufficient to overwhelm even powerful strobes. |
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| It was because of the leap second that strobes had been added to the ball. |
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| In conclusion, while strobes are not likely to be helpful against bright sky backgrounds, they may make aircraft more visible against terrain or in conditions of low light. |
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| Strobes and pyrotechnics nestle amongst shadow puppetry, while a vast array of other optical and audio effects assist in the delivery of this fast-moving tale. |
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