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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a camera to take" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a camera that is intended for the purpose of taking photographs or videos.
Example: "I brought a camera to take pictures of the beautiful scenery during our hike."
Alternatives: "a camera for capturing" or "a camera to shoot".
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She had brought along a camera to take photos for her co-workers at AAA Signs.
Use your phone, or a camera, to take pictures every 10 minutes, to focus your eye on unexpected detail.
"I've been talking to a lot of people about you, my friend," Todd said, as he set up a camera to take pictures of Smothers.
When they got there, he told her that he wanted to photograph the sunset on the beach, and set up a camera to take pictures automatically.
There were pictures of him with Britain's 4x400m relay squad and he also borrowed a camera to take an impromptu shot of team-mate Weir.
My wife is an architect; when we were young and living in Paris, she bought a camera to take pictures of buildings.
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JOHANNESBURG — "Smile!" the visitor implored, an edge of forced bonhomie in his voice, as he held up a cellphone camera to take a snapshot.
Use a digital camera to take a photo of the old starter before you remove it.
Use a digital camera to take a picture of the room from the same angle every half hour.
Make sure you have a good camera to take pictures, or a good quality video camera.
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