The phrase "a classic camera" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a camera that is considered timeless or representative of a particular style or era in photography.
Example: "He prefers shooting with a classic camera because it gives his photos a unique, vintage feel."
Alternatives: "an iconic camera" or "a vintage camera."
Several dozen filters, for instance, simulate pictures from a classic camera, the Polaroid SX70.
CANON POWERSHOT SD400 -- In many ways, Canon's credit card cam comes closest to capturing the character of a classic camera.
A "Rickshaw Obscura" allows visitors to climb inside a dark chamber mounted on a bicycle cart to see an upside-down outdoor vista projected against a wall; the image, produced by a pinhole, demonstrates the workings of a classic camera obscura.
The Sophie was designed as a classic camera bag, but with a unique Rafe twist.
To capture all facets of cellular communication in an optical way, it is of utmost importance to record with high temporal resolution as many biological interactions occur faster than the human eye can see or a classic camera can capture.
Take the insides of your point and shoot camera, and put them inside of a classic film camera.
The approach has led to a significantly different design from classic camera support structures such as Cranes and Jibs and advanced Motion Control Rigs used in cinematography.
Inspired by classic camera calibration theory, a novel star sensor calibration method based on integrated modelling with intrinsic and extrinsic parameters is proposed in this paper to overcome the inherent disadvantages.
The phot was taken by transforming an old F-18 hangar into a classic pinhole camera.
Just as a photographer might pick one lens or another for a particular effect, the camera team built out the bokeh model after testing a multitude of lenses from all of the classic camera systems.
Tarkovsky's classic camera trope is on show here: a mysterious close travelling shot, like a reconnaissance aircraft moving across the surface of an alien planet.
