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zoom in (on someone or something)
1. . and pan in (on someone or something) to move in to a close-up picture of someone or something, using a zoom lens or a similar lens. The camera zoomed in on the love scene. The camera operator panned in slowly.
2. . to fly or move rapidly at someone or something. The hawk zoomed in on the sparrow. The angry bees zoomed in on Jane and stung her. When the door opened, the cat zoomed in.
3. . to concentrate on a matter related to someone or a problem. Let's zoom in on this matter of debt. She zoomed in and dealt quickly with the problem at hand.
See also: zoom

zoom in (on something)
to view something more closely The software lets you zoom in so you can check the details of any part of the picture.
Etymology: based on the literal meaning of zoom in (to move quickly toward something)
See also: zoom


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The good thing about this is that you can zoom in and out and get a good range of focal lengths without having to change lenses or anything like that.
AutoTrack allows cameras to monitor an area with a preset tour, but once motion is detected the camera will automatically lock onto the subject, zoom in for a better view, and follow the subject within the camera's coverage area.
Although supply has caught up with demand for many broadband product types, we remain optimistic that broadband and advanced networking products can generate significant revenues for Zoom in the months and years to come.
 
 
 
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