The phrase "a camera directed by" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the person or entity that is responsible for directing the camera in a film or video production context.
Example: "The documentary features stunning visuals, thanks to a camera directed by the renowned cinematographer."
Alternatives: "a camera operated by" or "a camera managed by".
Images were collected with a Zeiss Axiocam CCD camera directed by Zeiss Axiovision software, version 3.0.
But guards can see inside, by way of a camera directed at the shower stall and another above the toilet or bed, according to a published account by Uzair Paracha, who was held there for two years until 2005, when he was convicted of providing support to Al Qaeda.
A camera crew directed by the filmmaker Regina Kimbell was shooting footage for a documentary entitled "My Nappy Roots: A Journey Through Our Hair-itage," and after the Grammys were presented by Ms. Color-me-Vic Color-me-Vic Color-me-Vic Ohio, whose rainbow-tinted poodle cut and three-inch fingernailstylistbeen televised on "Ripley's Believe-it-or-Not," I met Kimbell backstage.
She found herself in front of a camera lens, directed by Alfonso Cuarón who had personally selected her to play the role of Cleo, the character inspired by his childhood nanny, Libo in a largely autobiographical film that would lead her to the 2019 Academy Awards.
CHAIN CAMERA Directed by Kirby Dick; edited by Matt Clark; music by Blake Leyh; produced by Dody Dorn and Eddie Schmidt; released by Cowboy Booking International.
INDIANAPOLIS — The video of Dana Altman's most embarrassing professional moment is on YouTube, shot by a hand-held camera directed at a computer screen, viewed nearly 18,000 times.
Camera, directed and produced by John Cohen.
Along with Jackie Curtis, Candy Darling and later Holly Woodlawn, I was part of his entourage for a short time before he asked me to be in "Women In Revolt," which was the last film with Andy behind the camera and directed by Paul Morrissey.
Many newspapers now publish 2D barcodes which, when imaged by a cell phone camera, direct the cell phone browser to the appropriate webpage for additional details on the story [86].
Using a camera that can be directed by the user on the particular object of interest — as in the Sense scenario — also helps make the recognition task easier.
