The phrase "a camera that makes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a camera that produces a specific effect or result, such as taking photos or creating images.
Example: "I recently bought a camera that makes stunning portraits with its advanced lens technology."
Alternatives: "a camera that creates" or "a camera that produces".
There, paintings are photographed under lights with a very carefully calibrated color value, using a camera that makes a single 8-by-10-inch transparency.
Promising a camera that makes "the ocean look bluer" and "kids look happier", Apple showed off a gadget with a taller 4-inch screen and thinner body, capable of running on 4G mobile networks, including in the UK.
An optical system of direct shadowgraphy with diverging light, which consists of a point light source and a shadow screen, constituted the basic system, but the screen was replaced by focusing optics: a camera that makes a virtual screen at its focus plane.
But while they certainly created a beautiful camera that can produce beautiful images, they failed to make a camera that makes you want to use it.
"I don't think consumers want a 360 camera, I think consumers want a camera that makes it so simple and essentially automatic to capture and share themselves in exciting ways, and I think in the future that will be a 360 camera," he said.
"I was simply too big and I had a camera that made it hard for me to get an everyday life atmosphere.
Sony approached him about using its A9 camera, a mirrorless camera that makes no shutter noise.
If you're constantly worried about the condition of your hair and/or scalp, this gadget from Japan might help you: the so-called Scaloupe [JP] is a USB 2.0 camera that makes it possible to check your scalp and also shoot close-up pictures of it.
A mind-reading camera that makes life GIF-able.
More than a friend: he developed the kind of intimacy with the camera that makes a good actor something else — a movie star.
He uses a huge, wooden Deardorff camera that makes 8-inch-by-10-inch negatives and mounts it on a 20-foot tripod.
