Sentence examples for a camera did from inspiring English sources

"Taking people away from their natural circumstances," he later said, "and putting them into a studio in front of a camera did not simply isolate them, it transformed them".

Last weekend, VentureBeat claimed a scoop: actual pictures of the Galaxy Gear, although the description – "a blocky health tracker with a camera" – didn't exactly whet the appetite.

And a camera doesn't mean anything, really.

Just because you can point a camera doesn't mean you can work with a large chorus of 80 people.

He didn't think you needed access to anything to do what he was doing - just grab a camera, do your own thing, and it'll work.

"What advantage do you have as an artist that a camera does not have?" said Mr. Ferris, who meticulously plots the scale and perspective of his planes.

"We tell them that in Western countries, sending a photograph with a sign is a symbol of trustworthiness, because a camera does not lie," Mr. dinAlt said.

"It's a little bit rude to look a woman up and down like that, and when a camera does it, it's a bit annoying," she told a press conference.

If you don't have a camera, don't worry you can still benefit from the workshop.

Now that you've got a phone or a camcorder that can double as a camera, do you really need a separate digital camera at all?

Simoncelli knew that the eye does not simply record light patterns like a camera does: Instead, what people see depends greatly on past experience (a cloud looks like a boat to one person and a truck to another, for example).