The phrase "a bit of camera" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to refer to a small amount of camera equipment or footage, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "I need a bit of camera to capture the event properly."
Alternatives: "a little camera" or "some camera equipment".
He recovers a bit of his camera mobility with the interesting 1930 "Song o' My Heart," a musical starring the hugely popular Irish tenor John McCormack, in which Borzage experiments for the first time with sound to create a bridge between lovers separated by space.
Seems like firmware updates are leaking quite a bit of info camera companies are trying to keep tight lids on lately.
Thanks to a bit of "leaked" camera footage buried deep in the rabbit hole of HBO's online marketing for "Westworld," a date has been revealed.
That's the one that gets the attention of "The Unexplained Files," and there is even a bit of dashboard-camera footage showing a decidedly unattractive animal running along a road.
The film's excursions into violence feel oddly noncommittal, even as a centerpiece fight between Reg and Ron makes for a nifty bit of camera trickery.
10.13pm BST Bit harsh... Paul Fisher (@Fishypaul) Joan should have stayed as a police woman and arrested herself for this crime against music #laterjools April 22 , 201410.12pm BST That was quite an odd bit of camera work there wasn't it.
Even so, Devin the indie game maven was particularly enamored that he was able to demo a bit of Terraria on camera.
The production crew take me to go meet Peter and Nick, and film the 'first encounter after the Den.' We have a bit of an on-camera conversation, then get a chance for an off-camera chat… Everyone is keen to get the deal completed fast".
/ Swarm over, Death!" David actually reads a bit of this to the camera, and then, dispensing some of the wisdom he believes he possesses in such quantity, he adds, "Right.
It seems likely that Apple is going to spend quite a bit of time talking about camera improvements.
