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The phrase "a camera to capture" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the purpose of a camera, specifically for the act of taking photographs or recording moments.
Example: "I brought a camera to capture the beautiful sunset during our trip to the beach."
Alternatives: "a camera for taking" or "a camera to photograph".
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Bring a camera to capture the moment and don't forget to wear comfortable closed-toe shoes.
Bring a camera to capture the moment and don't forget to wear comfortable closed-toe shoes and comfortable clothing.
If only there had been a camera to capture the moment: a leading Mexican politician literally down in the dumps.
That allows a camera to capture the sequencing reaction as it happens, leaving any irrelevant chemical activity in the dark.
What followed wasn't a furor over the police officer's behavior but over Graber's use of a camera to capture the entire episode.
Mr. Backerman is a natural storyteller, perfect for radio, because the story inside the story inside a story can be hard for a camera to capture.
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Educated in fine art, Last has always preferred capturing a moving image behind a camera to capturing a still image on canvas.
It also incorporates a fundus camera to capture a full-colour retinal image, and inbuilt software can superimpose the microperimetry plot onto the retinal image.
Furthermore, a video has been recorded with a zenith camera to capture the real motion of the flying robot in the xy-plane.
The new system also features a gyroscope sensor to obtain posture data and a video camera to capture live video of the present surroundings.
In the EMU, patients are hooked up to both a video camera, to capture the onset and characteristics of a seizure, and an EEG (an electroencephalogram), to monitor the electrical signals of the brain.
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