Sentence examples for a camera that does from inspiring English sources

Having a camera that doesn't look "professional" is key to capturing an authentic experience.

Having a camera that does it internally is best, because then all you need is a tripod and a 600-foot freight ship to make a wonderful little clip.

We have to wonder perhaps naively if somewhere down the road manufacturers like Fujifilm, Eastman-Kodak, Olympus, Nikon and others who play in both the traditional film and digital photography market foresee a day down the road when they'll make a camera that does both film and digital photography.

This camera carries the highest recommendation I can give (until its successor comes out), not only to regular picture takers who want a camera that does cool stuff, but also to serious photographers with DSLRs that want to have a pocket camera but don't want to give up the ability to get that perfect shot.

A camera that doesn't see all of the people in a huddle room is hardly useful.

Taking the time beforehand to think it through means you won't have to fumble with a camera that doesn't suit your needs and instead can focus on making some memories worth snapping a picture of.

While pictures of fleeing Vietnamese children and poor sharecroppers look stunning in black and white on a piece of Kodak paper, these photos are stunning because a professional photographer was in the right place at the right time with a camera that didn't suck.

In fact, it's the very image of the production of Hellman's "Road to Nowhere," which was shot with a DSLR (in other words, a tiny camera that doesn't at all look like a movie camera or even like a video camera), with a very spare crew, very little added lighting — and, of course, very little budget.

"I'm able to continue in my hobby of photography by having a digital camera that does the auto-focusing.

Having a hard time keeping the ninjas riff-raff out of your ryokan, but can't find a security camera that doesn't clash with the tatami mats?

First place went to an old camera that doesn't even need a battery.