Sentence examples for a camera which has from inspiring English sources

My BlackBerry has a camera, which has actually become the bane of all parks department employees.

The occasion for my visit is a moving, thoughtful feature-length film about Jane's past, and her quiet genius with a camera, which has been made by her longstanding archivist and confidant Luke Dodd.

Use a camera which has manual settings, so that you have full control over shutter speed (exposure time), aperture (the amount of light you allow on to the sensor) and the ISO (can help to increase exposure times).

If you own an iPod touch with a Camera (which has no GPS chip), the Monocle is already installed.

It was way before the word selfie even existed and was taken with a camera which had film that needed to be developed.

They might have been knowingly photographed for a driver's license, or covertly filmed by a surveillance camera (which has a higher error rate).

He uses the analogy of a digital camera, which has an automatic mode and a manual mode.

Every shot was tricky: I shoot with a Hasselblad camera, which has the viewfinder on top, and each dog would only stay for a few seconds before running away.

(Note that while new smartphones now accommodate shutter speed technology, which is amazing, this article speaks to using a DSLR camera, which has control of ISO, shutter speed (including bulb), and aperture settings).

He takes her up to Jordan's hotel room but as they enter, Emma sees that it is completely empty except for a video camera which has been set up.

A 'lolli-cam', as it is known, is a £1,000 tiny camera which has been embedded in the black strip across a lollipop sign.