automatic shutter

Automatic shutters for protection dates back to at least 1927.

In four minutes, stars appeared and automatic shutters cut off the burning light of the local sun.

When the bomb left the plane, he pressed the automatic shutter release and ran.

The Model AHF has an automatic shutter attached to the outer tube.

But the biggest innovation was the fully automatic shutter operation coupled to the TTL meter.

An electronic self-timer is built in, and a flashing red light-emitting diode (LED) on the front of the camera indicates automatic shutter status.

Up and up and up ... The sun of Maninea came into view, and automatic shutters dimmed its blinding light.

She experimented with cameras that captured snapshots via automatic shutters, but she considered her photography an art and preferred to control light exposure with a lens cap.

Shutter Bias Mode - Automatic exposure mode incorporating the ability to select the slowest shutter speed allowed in automatic shutter speed selection.

The place was a warren, but for all the antiques with which Vorkosigan House was cluttered, every original window had been replaced with modern high-grade armor-glass and automatic shutters, even the ones high up on the wall in the basement kitchen.

The picture windows in the front of the house were covered with automatic shutters, but the living room was bright, lit by powerful, battery-operated lanterns , one set in the center of a glass-topped coffee table before a deep brown sofa and one on the floor just within the doorway.