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The phrase "a large camera for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the purpose or intended use of a large camera, such as in photography or videography contexts.
Example: "I bought a large camera for capturing high-quality images during our outdoor adventures."
Alternatives: "a big camera intended for" or "a sizable camera designed for".
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The initial system described in this paper utilizes a stereo-tactic system for the placement of the probe and currently uses a large camera for studies of the pituitary gland for extended studies of prolactin expression [ 11].
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It's got a compartmentalized main cargo area, with room for a large SLR camera, a few lenses, and a few filters, batteries, and so on.
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