The phrase "a camera operated by" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the operation or control of a camera, often in contexts related to photography, videography, or technology.
Example: "The documentary features stunning visuals captured by a camera operated by a skilled cinematographer."
Alternatives: "a camera controlled by" or "a camera managed by".
"This is risky," he says into a camera operated by his co-director, Eddy Moretti.
The humor was still witty, as when a nicely danced solo by Ashley Romanoff-Titwillow's (Joshua Grant) gangly Prince is unexpectedly preserved for history with the flash of a camera operated by his hapless Benno.
Other sequences -- of astronauts batting around blobs of weightless water, sleeping in cocoonlike hanging bags and writing important things on clipboards -- were filmed inside the space station with a camera operated by the astronauts.
All that remains of our start in this life is images from a camera operated by someone who in times past would have been warming a blanket, swabbing a sweaty brow, or cutting a cord.
While the identity of the person who initially uploaded the video to YouTube remains unknown, Carmen Prieto, a communications officer at the Spanish Development Ministry, said it was recorded by a security camera operated by ADIF, the Spanish rail infrastructure body.
Part of Global Surveyor's job is to obtain images of the Martian surface using a special camera operated by Malin Space Science Systems under contract to NASA.
They were recorded by a video camera operated by the Chubu Regional Bureau, Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism, at Takigoshi about 6 km SSW of the summit.
Most scenes were captured by four cameras simultaneously: these included a handheld camera operated by Gyllenhaal, cameras clipped to Gyllenhaal and Peña's vests, and dashboard footage from their patrol car.
Shortly before the nonfilm was shot (with a digital video camera operated by Mojtaba Mirtahmasb and an iPhone wielded by Mr. Panahi), the Iranian government had sentenced Mr. Panahi to six years in prison and forbidden him from making films for 20 years.
Part Three: love.' Inland Empire also has an odd genesis, being made over a period of several years on a digital video camera operated by Lynch working in Poland and Los Angeles, and drawing on various short films made for his now dormant website.
Images were captured on a Nikon SMZ1500 stereomicroscope and captured with a Nikon DS-Fi1 CCD camera operated by a Nikon Digital Sight system (Nikon Instruments, Melville, NY, USA).
