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Определение zoom в Английский Язык Английский Язык словарь: to go up sharply
prices zoomed.; a big increase; to move fast with a humming noise; to change the focal length of a zoom lens; a humming noise from something moving very fast; to manipulate a display so as to magnify or shrink it; to fly an airplane straight up; an augmentation of a view as with a lens; to move rapidly; a quick ascent; In a user interface, to progressively increase or decrease the size of a part of an image on a screen or in a window; The process of proportionately enlarging or reducing an image displayed on a computer monitor; An integrated software command that expands a window to fill the entire screen; A viewing option available from the main graphic user interface that allows the user the chance to zoom into or out of an image, depending on the requirement Users may also zoom to a specific selection - they must "rubber band" an area to zoom into, and choose "zoom to selection" to zoom in on the area they've have defined Icons are included to zoom in or out of a displayed TIFF image, as well as zoom to selection; the act of rising upward into the air; a rapid rise; to go up sharply, as in prices zoomed; If prices or sales zoom, they increase greatly in a very short time. The economy shrank and inflation zoomed = soar; to focus on an object using a zoom lens so that the object's apparent distance from the observer changes -- often used with in or out; rise rapidly; "the dollar soared against the yes"; A procedure for changing the effective magnification of an image display by averaging, interpolating, or simply replicating, the intensities of adjacent pixels; Enlarging or reducing the size of a displayed area or window; move along very quickly; To magnify the image on a monitor screen-- especially useful when editing notes in Standard MIDI files; A technique used to examine a portion of an image in greater detail; The process of magnifying of the display of an image in a window to more closely inspect areas of a drawing; With zoom, you can enlarge the Lowrance sonar or GPS map display for a closer look at small detail and fish target signals In the sonar automatic zoom mode, the bottom is constantly tracked and displayed in the lower portion of the screen (also called "zoom bottom track") In the manual zoom mode, you can create a zoom "window" of any size, and move it anywhere up or down in the sonar water column it doesn't remain locked on to display the bottom; A telephoto (zoom) lens lets you adjust how close or how far a subject appears in your picture Most digital cameras have two types of zoom capabilities: optical and digital In optical zoom mode the camera uses motorized lenses that move back and forth to bring the subject closer or farther away In digital zoom mode the camera takes a part of the picture the lens captures, enlarges it and throws away the rest If you digitally zoom with a 1-megapixel camera, you'll get photos that have less then 1-megapixel of resolution (sometimes even half as much) Digital zoom is a fancy term for standard cropping; The zoom function can be used to reduce or increase the size of your diagrams; Electronically or optically enlarging or reducing the size of an image; To enlarge and display greater detail of a portion of a geographic data set; A software option that allows users to expand the size of a display window, thereby revealing more detailed graphics images or written information on-screen; move along very quickly move with a low humming noise; A software or hardware function that allows for the display of progressively smaller (zoom in) or larger (zoom out) areas of an image on an interactive display device; Ability to enlarge or reduce the image of a map (or other figure) presented on a CRT display Often the terms "zoom in" and "zoom out" are used to mean "make larger" and "make smaller"; move with a low humming noise; {i} moving speedily; moving with a low buzzing sound; buzzing sound; climbing at a sharp incline; camera lens enabling variation of image size; enlargement of a computer screen image simulating change in proximity; Expanding an image within the frame by bringing the subject into closeup; vb To enlarge a selected portion of a graphical image or document to fill a window or the screen Zooming is a feature of many programs, including drawing, word processing, and spreadsheet programs, that allow the user to select a small part of the screen, zoom it, and make changes to the enlarged portion at a finer level of detail See also window; A capability for proportionately enlarging or reducing the scale of a figure or maps displayed on a CRT; The HyperChem function that magnifies or reduces the size of the molecular system in the workspace; A camera technique with a special lens to adjust the depth of a shot, accomplished without moving the camera; If you zoom somewhere, you go there very quickly. We zoomed through the gallery = speed; The feature of a system which varies the size of the screen display of a publication These setting between 400% (4 times actual size) and 10% (a tenth of actual size); {f} pass by suddenly with a humming sound; rise suddenly; use a zoom lens (e.g. in photography); A zoom is the same as a zoom lens. a sound made by a vehicle that is travelling fast
zoom in: To focus a zoom lens in order to obtain a larger image, or a closer view
zoom in: To manipulate a display (such as a computer screen) so as to make it larger and possibly more detailed
zoom lens: a mechanical assembly of lenses whose focal length can be rapidly changed
zoom lenses: plural form of zoom lens
zoom out: To manipulate a display (such as a computer screen) so as to make it smaller and possibly less detailed
zoom out: To focus a zoom lens in order to obtain a smaller image, or a more distant view
zoom in on: Focus on, concentrate on, home in on, centre on, fix on, pinpoint; zero in on
zoom zoom: a catch-phrase used by Mazda Motor Corporation in their commercials
zoom by: {f} pass by quickly
zoom in: To make the display of a document larger You see less of the document but what you see is bigger
zoom in: {f} move quickly to take a picture from close
zoom in: examine closely; focus one's attention on; "He zoomed in on the book"
zoom in: examine closely; focus one's attention on; "He zoomed in on the book
zoom in: If a camera zooms in on something that is being filmed or photographed, it gives a close-up picture of it. a tracking system which can follow a burglar round a building and zoom in on his face
zoom in: increasing the certain area of the screen
zoom lens: A zoom lens offers a continuously variable focal length, normally without the need to refocus A wide-angle zoom usually covers a range of focal lengths that offer a wide angle A standard zoom goes from a slight wide angle to telephoto and a telezoom covers a range of telephoto focal lengths Some zoom lenses are called super zooms because they cover a larger range of focal lengths from wide angle to longer telephoto Most compact and digital cameras come with some form of standard zoom When the lens is a zoom variety we've give the zoom ratio A 3x zoom doesn't necessarily mean that it will magnify the subject by 3x it's the magnification range from one extreme to the other
zoom lens: a lens in which the focal length can be adjusted over a wide range, giving the photographer, in effect, lenses of many focal lengths
zoom lens: Lens that is constructed to allow continuously variable focal length within a specific range
zoom lens: A lens that lets you change focal lengths on the fly
zoom lens: An adjustable lens to a range of focal lengths
zoom lens: A lens in which the focal length can be adjusted over a wider range, giving the photographer, in effect, lenses of many focal lengths
zoom lens: A lens in which you adjust the focal length over a wide range In effect, this gives you lenses of many focal lengths
zoom lens: A lens with several moving elements which can be used to produce a continuous range of focal lengths
zoom lens: {i} system of lenses that can be rapidly adjusted for close or distant shots while keeping the image in focus
zoom lens: A lens with a focal length that can be changed during a shot A shift towards the telephoto range enlarges the image and flattens its planes together, giving the impression of moving into the scene's space, while a shift toward the wide-angle range does the opposite
zoom lens: A zoom lens is a lens that you can attach to a camera, which allows you to make the details larger or smaller while always keeping the picture clear. A camera lens whose focal length can be rapidly changed, allowing rapid change in the size of an image. a camera lens that can change from a distant to a close view
zoom lens: A lens of adjustable focal length You can zoom to increase or decrease the lens' magnifying power, making the subject bigger or smaller in the frame
zoom lens: A lens of continuously variable focal length
zoom lens: a camera lens that magnifies the image
zoom lens: A lens with the ability to change its focal length manually or through the use of a controller to cover a variety of needs
zoom lens: A lens system that allows variable magnification capability
zoom lens: Some electronic projectors come with zoom lenses and some don't This feature allows the user to place the projector in a fixed location and alter the projected image size by simply turning the zoom lense and then focusing the final image Small ultra-portable projectors may not have this feature You will need to determine if physically moving the projector closer or farther from the screen (for a non-zoom lens product) is a challenge to how you set-up your presentations and purchase accordingly
zoom lens: A lens of adjustable focal length You zoom to increase or decrease the lens's magnifying power, making the subject bigger or smaller in the frame
zoom lens: Lens with variable focal length within a certain range
zoom lens: Lenses that are capable of changing their focal length in real time This is an extraordinarily complicated optical trick and most consumer lenses do a poor job of it Until you have eaten enough ramen noodles to afford a professional zoom lenses (usually those > $1000), stick with fixed focal length lenses
zoom lens: A lens on which the focal length can be varied, as opposed to a fixed focal length lens Zooms come in various focal length ranges, such as 35 to 105mm; all focal lengths including and within this range can be utilized
zoom out: To make the display of a document smaller, as though you had stepped back further from it You can see more of the document, but it is smaller
zoom out: decreasing the certain area of the screen
zoom out: {f} move quickly to take a picture from a distance
zoomed: Simple past tense and past participle of zoom
zoomed: past of zoom
zooming: To make an image appear larger (zoom in) or smaller (zoom out) by re-displaying the image at different resolutions Higher resolutions will make the image appear larger easier to read
zooming: The creation of a user-defined window on a computer monitor srceen which is smaller than the full extent of the spatial data set It is used to enlarge a map region of interest so as to show greater detail
zooming: the act of closing in on, or backing out of/adding distance to, a certain area of your fractal
zooming: Enlarging a portion of a digital image in order to see it more clearly or make it easier to alter
zooming: present participle of zoom
zooming: Increasing the magnification when looking at the word grid - i e making it look bigger and easier to read Zooming in means making the squares bigger, zooming out means making them smaller
zooms: third-person singular of zoom