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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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Overridden cameras movie sentence
In spy movies, you know how the bad guys take control of a buildings security camera before a heist, they make it look like know one is in the the camera's field of view when in reality they are robbing the place.
Do you say that the bad guys have overriden the cameras or taken control of the cameras or is there a specific word for that?
Is there grammar issue with the following, is "camera field of view" correct and do you use "in reality"?
They make it look like know one is in the the camera's field of view when in reality they are robbing the place.
Goodnight
Do you say that the bad guys have overriden the cameras or taken control of the cameras or is there a specific word for that?
Is there grammar issue with the following, is "camera field of view" correct and do you use "in reality"?
They make it look like know one is in the the camera's field of view when in reality they are robbing the place.
Goodnight
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I would prefer to say 'rigged the cameras'.
- I would prefer to say 'rigged the cameras'.
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Do you say that the bad guys have overriden the cameras or taken control of the cameras or is there a specific word for that?-- I don't think your suggestions are quite appropriate, but I cannot think of another specific term, either. 'Reprogrammed' perhaps?
They make it look like no one is in the the camera's field of view when in reality they are robbing the place.-- T
They make it look like no one is in the the camera's field of view when in reality they are robbing the place.-- T
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