"The helicopter sequence was shot the previous week during a training exercise, " he said.

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In a hypnotic sequence, shot in a cornfield as if through a yellow haze, the lovers embark on a miniature ballet of courtship, building a palpable erotic tension through an exchange of shy glances and the most chaste of touches.

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Instead Porter scored the first goal allowed by the Penguins in 218:48 of game time following a bizarre sequence in which Iginla broke his stick trying a slap shot from the point, leading to a breakout by the Sabres.

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In a breathless sequence of action, Porter outstripped Tom Scobbie for pace but shot wide from a tight angle as Olejnik advanced from his goal.

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It takes a bright-eyed director, for instance, to make a chase sequence look fresh, but somehow, with a zippy tracking shot and frantic closeups of pounding feet, Levinson does it.

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There's an array of new camera effects, such as one where you can superimpose for fun a small square image of your own face onto a picture you're taking, and another where you can create a "Drama" shot in which a single moving person appears multiple times in sequence.

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That changed when Apple added it as an option in the iPhone 4. (Previous iPhones lacked the oomph to crunch relevant data quickly enough to be practical.) Other examples include cameras and apps that stitch together panoramas from overlapping images shot in an arc around a single point or as a moving sequence.

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